team for the last two tests and we've done that. "There's been a consistency through most of the season and we've tried to build the combinations and if guys are fit and available we've tried to pick them." All Blacks hooker Andrew Hore has received a five match ban for his swinging arm attack on Wales lock Bradley Davies.  Many Northern Hemisphere scribes think that this ban is too lenient, but I would like to suggest that it is actually about right.  People forget that South Africa's Dean Greyling only got two weeks for a terrible forearm to the head region of Richie McCaw while there are so many shocking plays like Aurelie Rougerie's eye gouging on All Blacks captain Richie McCaw in the Rugby World Cup final that wasn't even sited. I think that Northern Hemisphere people need to remember that rugby is a very physical game and the clearing out at the breakdown is necessary if someone is on the wrong side of the ruck, while the player isn't technically offside, he is potentially in a position to affect the quality of ball for the attacking team. It seems that when cleaning out, there are a number of ways to make someone move and this often involves using plenty of force. While I don't condone the blow to anyone's head, I think five matches a long enough ban when you consider the ban for Dean Greyling of only two weeks. The issue I do have is that these