Air New Zealand pokes fun at Ireland fans before Rugby World Cup quarter-final |
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New Zealand's national airline has poked fun at Ireland supporters with a mock pre-match 'safety tips' video before the All Blacks' Rugby World Cup quarter-final against the Irish. The video, which mimics a pre-flight safety briefing, advises fans of Joe Schmidt's team, who have won two of their last three matches against the All Blacks, that they can expect 'some upcoming turbulence' at Tokyo Stadium on Saturday. Children should also be stowed away 'in the event that language becomes colourful', while fans are advised to put their heads in their hands in the crouch position if the All Blacks score an early try.
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