Auckland Blues are having another bad Super Rugby season and coach John Kirwan is feeling the head.
The Blues paid a trip to Highlanders' home patch, in Dunedin, recently and were getting caned 17-0 when they finally fought back.
A delightful cross-field chip, and a three-on-zero overlap, meant a simple try was on the cards. However, fate intervened.
The Blues recovered their wits and eventually got on the scoreboard before losing 30-24. That non-try could have come in handy.
Hat-tip: Follow Rugby
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