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Sat 10 Oct 2007Cardiff haka to be France's finaleRUGBY:Away from the madding crowds and buzz of France, there hasn't been much hint of a World Cup going on this past week in Cardiff save for the media postmortems on the Welsh exit and the possible identity of their new coach. The bars were all in readiness but empty until the 20,000-strong New Zealand invasion began arriving in the last day or two. A nations expects and all that, but New Zealand appear to be wearing it well.Whether the reputed, and hard to believe, 20,000-strong invasion from France materialises we will wait and see. But, in further marked contrast, optimism is not exactly rife among the French. About the only thing they are apparently clinging to is their memorable semi-final win over the All Blacks in the 1999 semi-final.
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