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well... that's the end of that Discussion... 20-18.

I'd much rather play the Boks next week - but just love watching the All Blacks control the end of a match like this - Textbook.

As a Wallaby supporter, So-o used to the ABs striking straight back in a situation like this.... but they look a bit 'off' tonight...

when you saw the aerial view, that kick did not look quite so sinful..

South Africa are looking desperate to slow this down...

genius.

That is the Momentum Shift... tries to come quickly here...

Nicely Nicely!

Agree - by at least 10.... first 30 minutes to be an arm wrestle i think.

Back when Nick Farr Jones played, and the Wallabies had proper Wallaby Gold Jerseys, they also had this really classy embroidered Wallaby Emblem on their Jersey, as opposed to the current 'logo'... Whatever actually happened to that - it was excellent i.m.h.o.... (and don't tell me 'it was...

If Australia does not make the Final, New Zealand will definitely win the Whole Show - so, who you support does not matter an Arse!

pretty much agree with all this summary... still as nervous as shit.

i would imagine Cheikas boys are not bothering much about this scotland incident anymore.... it seems like a sound policy...

anyhow, its our soon-to-be-record against the argentinians which matters at this point...

its a bit of a bloody miracle, really - considering Rugby was pretty much a Beer, Cigarettes and a BBQ sport in Australia until the mid-late 70s - and yet the Wallabies have two world cups and a record against South Africa of Played 81 / Won 35 and lost 45 - one has to wonder how much a 'Rugby...

for me, the only real chance the Boks have of an upset is for the day to be wet, the field to be heavy, and the ability of the ABs to spread the ball out wide is fundamentally inhibited... this may keep the scores closer and put more emphasis on the kickers - but I am not at all convinced it...

I don't go about 'Classifying Myself' As It happens... Played it as a child - all the way through College and University - left it at University for a couple of years, and then played it until I broke my back and could play No More... Been involved in Rugby Clubs around the World as part of...

Its a nice story - But I think it had alot more to do with keeping a highly lucrative 'ticket' at the Mines - and an income that was probably significantly larger than what Rugby could then offer - and for a good deal longer period of time... Certainly seems more likely - but Good Luck to him...

Nor I - I am a huge Cooper supporter - but that performance against Uruguay was very average - and unfortunately, the notion that he is not a 'Big Game Player' has some legs... When he is on-song he is brilliant, but its becoming a very long time between drinks at this level...

Unarguably - Rugby only matters to a limited degree in Australia - there are the diehard supporters - many of whom are involved in someway - a second group with casual interest - and then daylight... It is dwarfed by AFL, loses alot of very good athletes to the Mungo Code, and suffering from...