Henry ignoring Bledisloe Cup hype

New Zealand coach Graham Henry is refusing to get involved in the hype surrounding his first Test match-up against Australia counterpart Robbie Deans, but concedes the former Crusaders coach has the advantage when it comes to coaching under rugby's new laws.

New Zealand coach Graham Henry is refusing to get involved in the hype surrounding his first Test match-up against Australia counterpart Robbie Deans, but concedes the former Crusaders coach has the advantage when it comes to coaching under rugby's new laws.

Saturday's opening Bledisloe Cup match has been the most eagerly anticipated clash in the Tri-Nations this year since Henry held on to his New Zealand job despite the fallout from the 2007 World Cup.

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