Jerome Kaino has vowed to keep the Webb Ellis Cup safe this time around after four years ago, the trophy found itself in three different parts around the country.
The trophy was separated by players after the 2011 World Cup win with people taking home different parts.
One of those players was Kaino who said it wouldn't happen again, but said people were allowed to touch it.
"I'll keep it together, I've got everything, and it's all numbered off and if I'm lucky enough this time to take it home I'll make sure it all comes back," Kaino said.
"It's good to have for another four years."
"People are allowed to touch it but you just go to be careful because she's pretty precious."
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