'It’s in the DNA': New Zealand feels strain ahead of All Blacks opener in Rugby World Cup

For some, watching the game will be too much, and the only option is to drive until you lose mobile receptionWhen the All Blacks run out to face South Africa in their opening Rugby World Cup fixture on Saturday, Brian “Mad Dog” Morgan will drive more than 40km into the bush, switch off the ignition and sit in absolute silence for several hours until he is satisfied the game is over.Why? Morgan, a rabid All Blacks supporter, cannot bear the thought of his team ever losing and doesn’t trust his already weak heart to cope if they don’t win. Related: Rugby World Cup: All Blacks cover up tattoos in…