By Darren Walton
October 27th 2009 @ 1:41am


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Time for Wallabies to regain credibility in Tokyo

Before channelling all their energy towards completing a coveted grand slam sweep of the UK and Ireland, the Wallabies have the small matter of dealing with the All Blacks in Tokyo on Saturday.
After a forgettable winter, the Wallabies are desperate not to be remembered as the first Australian team in 47 years – and only [...]

 

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Crowd Says (3)

  •   Boo Cheers

    slagger knocker said  | October 27th 2009 @ 8:18am | Report comment

    Don’t let those Kiwis pull the wool over your eyes. Wallabies wull win by sux!

  •   Boo Cheers

    Hermin said  | October 27th 2009 @ 3:04pm | Report comment

    Off topic a little but still somewhat relevant.
    Only 24,000 tickets have so far been sold for this match not exactly the sell out we were lead to believe it was going to be.
    Is this another failure by the ARU and NZRU?

    •   Boo Cheers

      Harry said  | October 28th 2009 @ 9:48am | Report comment

      I think its all underwritten with guaranteed profit to the 2 unions Hermin, but I take your point. O’Neill loves these games as it gets him out of Sydney away from us whingers and onto the internationl stage where he believes he belongs, and he can forget about the fact that Australian rugby infrastrure and the code’s organisation are in an utter shambles.

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