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The attack of a disappointment on the last lap will be enough to prepare for a quarter-final against the Highlanders next weekend
C is Chris Malone's point of view , the NSW coach, facing the Waratahs. A win would have earned second place in the Waratahs on the scale of Super Rugby and two home finals, but an error of 40-31 opened the door to the African Lions. South to push NSW.
They will have no room for error and will not advance to the quarter-finals next week and Malone said the feeling that the camp would have Sunday should put them into action
. All of our players, all of us, woke up this morning disappointed by the performance last night and I think it will be a catalyst in itself to make sure everything goes well this week, "he said.
beginning of the year at b The champions of the conference, and we did it, we decided to play a quarter-final at home and we did it, and we undertook to achieve our potential and scoring points (during the season), "he said.
" We know that last night we did not do it but we know for a fact that we have the potential to to do very well in this team. "
Their defeat against the Brumbies makes the Waratahs road even more difficult – only two teams have won the title outside of the first two since Super Rugby was created in 1996.
Malone said that any contemplation of this, however, would only lead to a repetition ition of Saturday night's loss.
"I think we were guilty last night maybe thinking of the quarterfinals rather than the last game of the regular season."
"If you do not win the quarterfinals, There is no point in thinking of anything.
"Then we see just how it's played out. Against the Crusaders this year, we scored a lot of points and we should have won the game.
"On the road, we had no trouble being in the games, so I do not think so that it really matters, but we can not even worry about it. "
To reach the last four, the Waratahs will have to jump out of the blocks, something that they have struggled to make the first 20 minutes have been the most arid in terms of testing this season, even if they come home strong, and Malone said that he was confident that they would be ready from the first whistle the next weekend.
"There were a few matches this year where we did not start like a house on fire," he said. "We had a few games where we were really good out of the blocks and a few. Now we were a little slow out of the blocks.
" Last night we had a three against two on the edge and if we pbadions just in the hands, we could have scored
"Instead (Tom) Banks goes to 70 meters and scores on the other end so the margins are pretty good."
The Waratahs beat the Highlanders comfortably in Sydney earlier this year, but the Dunedins have played most of the time. a red card was distributed to Tevita Nabura for a kick in Cam Clark's face.
The Waratah will face the Highlanders in the quarterfinals on Saturday night at 8 pm AEST, LIVE on FOX SPORTS and via RUGBY.com.au RADIO. Buy tickets here.
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