New Zealand Herald (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
... a place in the halls of infamy alongside Maradona's Hand of God, Formula One's crash formula, or Andy Haden and Frank Oliver's double-double tuck with pike in Cardiff more than 30 years ago, it deserves a prominent spot in the foyer. Wales were let down by the match officials, particularly a linesman who failed to award them a penalty, which could have had them better placed for an...
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 11/02/2009
• Wales coach desperate to end 56-year losing streak • Gatland undaunted by hype surrounding Saturday's match It is 56 years and counting since Wales last beat New Zealand. The All Blacks have not only won the last 20 matches between the sides but, since being thwarted by a late penalty after Andy Haden's choreography in 1978, the men in red have only avoided a double-figure...
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 10/31/2009
The truth is that there is always a little too much hype about this fixture. You know the sort of thing: that these are the only two rugby-playing countries in which rugby can truly be considered a religion, that there is some great rivalry involved, that the Andy Haden dive out of the line-out and the resultant penalty cost Wales victory in 1978.
