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I like Strauss, but there are many ahead of him.
SPIRO: Oh dear, Wallabies lose to back-to-the-future Springboks
One of the first and quickest ways to come right is to stop all the B/S and Spin ie the mythical “Australian Way” which basicly means scoring tries at will from anywhere on the paddock, side stepping and running around all opposition just like they did in the wonder days, as remembered only by those old
ex Wallabies who still have far too much sway in the ARU.
I wonder if they had stuck with Robbie Deans, just how far ahead Australian Rugby would be now. No blaming, no blood letting, No shady instructions to nobble the game, or hassle the referees, no endless bleating about the unfair rules,
no massive sulks, just a sound moral caring guy, focused on building a solid, united winning team, in the “Old “Fashioned Way”
SPIRO: Oh dear, Wallabies lose to back-to-the-future Springboks
Folau has always been rated, but way overrated. He has always had obvious amazing potential, which he has failed to fully utilize, I’m sure his day is yet to come..
SPIRO: Oh dear, Wallabies lose to back-to-the-future Springboks
Ah! Those were the days! Love Club Loyalty!
Sack Michael Cheika? No way, he's the best man for the job
I was a big admirer of Cheika, especially after the World Cup, however it is plain to see he is simply emotionally immature, he does deliberately misinterprete games to suit his own warped perspective, and I suspect he passes this bitter opinion on to his team with his sour whinging, which he’s carried on since being beaten by England. It seems his only plan to change things around is to disrupt the flow of the game, with foolish instructions, which his new lock took seriously enough. I know there are many who laud this type of behaviour, it is definitely not what’s required, and as for Stephen Moore, who every game, constantly challenges the referee’s every decision and then tries to instruct the referee as to what to do.
A good skipper makes the right challenges, but Moore is way over the top, clearly doing as instructed, and deserves to be “Yellow Carded”.
The focus now needs to be on South Africa ( They have their own problems at the moment, they have to play with one arm tied) and Argentina, as they are coming on real strong.
No I would not pull out the Knives just yet, but he does need to be cautioned…. “Get it together and play the game.”
Sack Michael Cheika? No way, he's the best man for the job
Scrum back from where it was kicked …… would be good.
SPIRO: Oh dear, Wallabies lose to back-to-the-future Springboks