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Also they are on the “easier” half of the draw in Pool D and won’t have to play a top 5 ranked team until the semis.
Springboks forced to dig deep as Pumas fall just short of mighty upset
Agreed. I always rated him & he rarely had a bad game when picked. I remember he did the basics well back then but his game does look more mature after his travels.
Interesting insight here if you have not read: https://www.rugby.com.au/news/the-rugby-championship-wallabies-springboks-andrew-kellaway-straight-from-the-hip-2021917
MATCH REPORT: Kellaway hat trick helps Wallabies close Rugby Championship on a high
They corrected it:
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/rugby-world-cup/rwc-2019-japan/116197503/rugby-world-cup-screenshot-shows-wallabies-great-phil-kearns-was-wrong-about-wales-offside-try
The Wallabies didn't lose because of Romain Poite, but World Rugby, we do have a problem
Yes why not Simon Raiwalui who is available at the end of the year. With his Australian rugby background and what he has done for Fiji to mould them into a top class team could he be the type of coach the Wallabies need?
Exclusive: Path clear for McKellar to return as Wallabies coach despite Leicester job, Cheika's update on future