Scott Robertson said he wanted all the blacks to continue to specify his skills in the second test against France this weekend after they made two forced changes in the Conflict of Wellington.

The experienced Patrick Tuipuloth was appointed in the second row instead of Captain Scott Barrett, which was excluded from the remaining series of Calf Suza, and Caleb Clarke enters the seva reece.

Winger Reece was accepted when All blacks Ivica weakened France team 31-27 in Dunedin Last weekend to live up to their reputation as slow starters in the international season.

Although he was a wet and a windy day forecasted on Saturday, Robertson said that he wanted all black people to continue to try to create all over the ground at Wellington’s regional stadium.

“Play fast, think you think fast, adjust quickly and have a willingness to do it,“He told reporters on Thursday.

“So we will continue to create and if southern enters the chef, we will adjust and play both the wind and rain. But our intention is to use our skills as far as we can.“

Ardie Savea steps from Vicepecan to Skipper team in his home city and will probably keep the role for the final test next week in Hamilton.

The French is missing most of their regular starters, but Robertson said that all blacks were definitely not underestimated them, even if the media had.

“They are very, very consistent, and I think the narrative has changed a little about what the team brought,“He said.

“They brought a team that has enough quality day, so the weekend is a test game.“

Other changes in Robertson’s composition was on the bench, where the Timoki Tavatavanawai Fijian Center gets a chance to win its first hat in Quinn Tupae.

The 27-year-old acquired the great super Ragby Pacific campaign in which he was a constant threat to the opposition with the authority, pace and strong presence over the ball on the break.

“It’s pretty like another number seven over that ball,“He said loose forward Tupou Va’i.

“He is such a good ball carrier, he is obviously a leader. He doesn’t say much, but he leads his actions and is phenomenal to see him get a chance.

“It’s always good to have it in your team because you don’t have to solve it.“

All black matches composition vs France:

Starters: 15. Will Jordan, 14. Billy Proctor, 12. Cam Roigard, 8. Addie Save, 7. Topua Va, 5. Patrick Tuupulotu, 3. Greece Newll, 2. Ethan

Replacement: 16. Sistison Taukei’aho, 17. Ollie Tosi, 19. Slipeni Finau, 20. Duezsis Kirifi, 21. Cortez Ratom, 22. 22. Timoki Tavatavanawai, 23.