The Rugby copy strategies are obvious and a failure

In several past games with South Island Rugby teams, people have noted there seems to be very obvious new strategies being attempted, such as keeping that pressure on, moving fast on the break down, and meeting Samoans and Tongans with at least a physical aspect of the game. In fact the Rugby sport commentators have said it so much over the years in broadcast that it's turned into a way out to a possible win. Or at least they hoped it. The problem seems to be that when teams play like that, they're playing just like South Islanders, but that's how South Islanders like playing. In fact that's like making it a practice game against another South Island team, it just makes them stronger and better and want to compete more. Rugby fans are even more worried about pakeha teams dumbing down the game with soccer goal kicks, and playing the beloved Rugby game only on the score board. Unfortunately for some teams that play on the score board, rugby fans know that when you win, sometimes you really lose, and when you lose, sometimes you really win.