A visit by a former All Black captain who's suffering from leukemia inspired New Zealand skipper Richie McCaw and his team ahead of the World Cup final against France at Eden Park.
Last December Jock Hobbs stepped down from his roles as chairman of both the New Zealand Rugby Union and the Rugby New Zealand 2011 Limited to battle the disease.
During the tournament Hobbs handed out the 100th Test caps to both McCaw and fullback Mils Muliaina and now he's had a few words with the All Blacks before the big game.
McCaw says he's one guy who's been close to the team for a huge number of years and it's been great to have him come around.
