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Genia likes to do this as well. Unfortuately he hasnt realised his scrum is the one about to give away the penalty. Eg third lions test, alexander yellow card.
Locks, not props, the Wallaby problem
Thats interesting as Luke Jones, who i thought was a lock played number 8 for Manly yesterday. In a team that really got dominated by the smaller Eastwood pack I thought he played very well. Wouldnt mind seeing him on the EOYT at 6 or 8.
Neville didnt seem to have much impact on the game yesterday despite his size. And Timani was very quiet against Uni on Saturday. Not sure where Aus is going to find any forwards who can make an impact for any extended duration.
Locks, not props, the Wallaby problem
i thought pyle went to have surgery?
Wallabies team announced: Cooper at flyhalf, Folau to fullback
Homebush has killed off a little of the enjoyment of live sport for me. Having foxtel as well its just so much easier to wacth games at home. It takes something really special to get me to a game, and then those games are ususally cost prohibitive or sell out to quick. Its depressing getting on that train to central or worse lidcombe after the game.
As a rugby fan, there is nothing better than club rugby. I go to more club games than waratahs games. Afternoons tick, bbq tick, small crowds tick, game played in good spirits with both teams trying to win generally tick, small beer lines, putting some money back into the clubs tick, cheap tick.
There is nothing better on a weekend afternoon.
Is live sport worth the effort nowadays?
if you are responding to me i have no idea what any of those numbers are?
SPIRO: The Wallabies can - and must - beat the Springboks
Hi BT,
i think you got mixed up here. Weren’t you trying to say SA score more tires than Aus?
quote: But alas, I doubt anyone wants to beleive we actually have scored more tries per test match and less penalties per test match in the professional era than the beloved Wallabies.
The stats you attached show australia score more tries per game (2.18) than SA (1.94) and Aus less penalties (2.74) than SA (2.78).
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SPIRO: The Wallabies can - and must - beat the Springboks
I think the issue the general public has is that these negotiations take months not weeks. The media doesnt help by publishing an article every week with 0 facts.
SPIRO: Israel now needs to prove his heart's in rugby
Timani is lucky, he was pretty quiet against Syd Uni on Sat.
Genia dropped as McKenzie names Wallabies squad to face Pumas