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BTW – well done to Scotland.Scotland ground it out, stuck to their knitting and deserved their win over a directionless opponent. The conditions have little to do with anything – they are the same for both sides – one side (and their coaching staff) adapted better and eked out an advantage based on that.
Scotland all heart, Wallabies all wobbles
It was a poor performance that lacked creativity and based on that served the opposition with a predictable foe. More bums on seats maybe, but a backward step for overall marketability of the brand.
Some of the playing performances were questionable but the blame must lie with the coach/es and the administrators.
Rugby is losing its way in this country. A few years back I gave up a family season pass at the Tahs. I thought it would be a season or two before I was back but it has been four or more years now and it will be a some time before it is on my radar.
In past years I was prepared to travel to watch the wallabies. I reneged on the offer to buy tickets to Scotland and Wales a couple of months back. I will now most certainly pass on the Rugby Championship. And if there is no change before next year begins I will hand in my Wallaby Plus membership. I am tired of being served this tripe at the prices that are asked. Time to find another pastime and passion to spend some money on…
Scotland all heart, Wallabies all wobbles
Yes. Well all well and good to suggest the bleeding obvious in calling for change at the ‘tahs but when well the incumbent self interested morons who masquerade as administrators wake up and smell the beans? The ‘tahs are a disgrace – and someone has to take ownership.
From the top on down it is a pile of poo. Players cant last eighty minutes, management spend money recruiting players that dont take to the field, coaches are appointed by default and the whole thing adds up to 13k people attending Sat night’s game. It’s about time the RU stepped in cleaned out the whole bloody lot and built it from scratch under the guidance of professional people who have credentials and track record.
It is a complete and utter disgrace. I gave up the family season’s pass a couple of years back and cannot think of a game I have missed. The longer this goes on the worse it gets…
Woeful Waratahs cruelling Deans' Wallabies
I think you’re over egging it….look who is from qld, O’Connor, Pocock, sharp, Moore, Mitchell, Barnes. And i am sure there are more. Was a big deal made on every one of these leaving to pursue their trade elsewhere. I think not.
The Queensland sporting culture is hard to beat
Campo – while we have your attention – as we prepare for next year can you walk me through your experiences of playing against the British and Irish Lions?
CAMPO: Few modern Aussie players would've made it in my era
Tahs looked lifeless. They need fitness to get around the paddock for eighty minutes as what you bench press matters little when it comes to mobility and endurance….
The Waratahs are the problem team of Australian rugby
Barnes versus Carter – how long did it take to think about that one? Is suspect it preoccupied Foley for about two seconds…
Carter benched for Barnes return to Tahs
too few on your list are genuine wallaby starters….mitchell, cooper, barnes and beale only
Robbie Deans needs to raise the performance bar
Hear hear on Tom Carter….enigma is the word that comes to mind!
The cream of Super Rugby begins to rise in the second round
Can’t see the Welsh coaching staff being fearful of what the Wallabies staff have up their sleeve for Saturday! Gotta make some plans for Saturday night now…
Scotland all heart, Wallabies all wobbles