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Rugby mad thru & thru lol
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Totally agree with you Fionn. Now 1st let’s look at Koroibete. This man missed more tackles than he made in the 2nd test in Auckland. 2nd Folau has no positional sense at all at fullback. He lets in so many try’s it ain’t funny. 3rd Beale has to be the weakest number 12 in world rugby on defence. 4th Foley he’ll I don’t even know what the hell he does. Oh that’s right kick goals. 5th DHP did he even play in the 2nd test? Because I didn’t see him all night.
Tough to make a strong defence for Grey’s Wallabies gig
Gee David I don’t know what game you were watching. The All Black back line wasn’t off side getting up on the Wallabies. Foley had the Wallaby back line set up deep the whole game. So it’s no wonder that they really didn’t get over the advantage line in attack. the All Blacks have been using a flat line set up in defence & attack for quite sometime now. Something that the Wallabies of the 80s used & had mastered. This current Wallaby side should be made to watch videos of the Mark Ella’s era to see how it’s done
With Israel Folau out injured, it's time to bite the bullet and make some changes
Well said Spiro. I think the whole Wallaby team needs to understand plan A. Part of that plan is that they need to be fitter 1st of all. How on earth can professional Rugby players not be fit for Test Rugby. It’s not as though this test was a last minute arrangement by SANZAR. and plan B is that they need to understand plan A and stick to it. sorry my little rant is over
The Wallabies had Plan A. The All Blacks had Plan A and B
As a AB supporter you are kidding. Papalii is a ghost you never see him do anything over rated. Hooper has been the best openside loosie the whole Comp
Seven Wallabies, five All Blacks and three Boks in our Team of The Rugby Championship