JAMIE GEORGE is ready to introduce the All Blacks to his England team tomorrow after yet another Kiwi snub in Dunedin.
New Zealand wing Sevu Reece said yesterday he hardly knew his opposite number Immanuel Feyi-Waboso ahead of the first of two Tests.
But Exeter wide man Feyi-Waboso is one of the hottest properties in rugby.
George, 33, went around the same block seven years ago with the Lions.
Most of the New Zealand stars feigned ignorance then about their opponents ahead of a drawn series.
They knew all about Warren Gatland's side soon enough, despite the tourists losing the opener.
Hooker George is aiming to give the hosts another reminder.
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