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Wallabies miss Mortlock more than they realise

November 12 2009

Australia's captain Stirling Mortlock, second from right, on his way to score a try during the Tri-Nations rugby match against South Africa at the ABSA stadium in Durban, South Africa, Saturday Aug. 23, 2008. Australia beat South Africa 27-15. AP Photo/Themba Hadebe

Stirling Mortlock has changed the way rugby is played throughout the world. In his absence, however, can the Wallabies find a replacement or will they be forced into abandoning the ‘dual-playmaker’ backline strategy?

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  • The Brumbies built a culture of being underdogs. The left overs from other states, brought together to create a team much greater than its parts.

    Now they are a team of leaders and champions the sum of their parts may be less than they appear.

    Is 2010 finally the year of the NSW Waratahs? (112)
    February 9th, 2010

  • Thanks for the feedback Spiro. It is a great site, particually the Crowd concept. Ive only recently discovered it.

    We didn’t take a heart rate reading last night, but at half time he said he could feel his heart beating in his chest, so there is still some ticker left. A funtioning backline and safe hands at fullback gave him the confidence he needed to go forward.

    The record of 167 beats per minute is accurate. He also made it up for a run this morning. But his times are sliping. Its the knees he says.

    Cheers
    Tim

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    When the passion is lost, the game means nothing (7)
    November 8th, 2009

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