Ireland head into Saturday's game against New Zealand knowing they must do what they have never done before if they are to avoid an early flight home -- win a Rugby World Cup quarterfinal.They will be buoyed, however, by the fact they have become something of a nemesis of the three-time world champions, having two of their last three encounters -- something the All Blacks are all too aware of."We have to be smart. We are playing a team that likes to suffocate you," New Zealand assistant coach Ian Foster said Friday. "We have to respect that, but at the same time we just have to make sure th…READ FULL ARTICLE
