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The question is were those "good times" the outliers or not? The challenge for many is that they are too young to remember the really shit years, they grew up in the "good times" and think that is the norm

Not any more

Lets hope so

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The same argument is used by racists to suggest that he/she of "x" heritage can never be Australian

If the media is correct, they all hate him, so it will be OK

Montpellier for a goodly wage is the rumour

Another one

I only remember the pain that was reinforced when Larkam took over, pretty dire (but effective) death maul rugby Anything else was a variant from the norm

With Aus appearing to have a quite solid tight five and pants backs, Jake White maybe the sensible choice Absolutely boring, dire but winning rugby

Yeah, it is a bit that 3rd divorce, by then you may be the problem

I think it is always a complicated relationship between any coach and the players. The ones he is supporting\picking vs those on the outside I am not sure if you have to love the coach

Interesting

Yep, we aren't very good and haven't been for a while We will get to see if it is the coach or the cattle next season (I personally think it is a bit of both)

It happens when you are chasing the game

Like always, if he is good, he is worth his wages, if it falls in a heap $1 is too much

It is deeper than just the Wobs, the Super Rugby sides have been in decline as well, the Wobs coaching staff shouldn't need to develop players or skills, just add a bit of polish. Too many units are getting to test level without the ability to tackle, kick with both feet, pass both ways, run at holes...

Or reverting to our mean

Someone on twitter highlighted the fact that Aus rugby has been in a steady decline for a number of years and the last few Aus Coaches success rates highlight that with each one getting a worse rate than the last

I think Eddie is more likely to move to the Lions gig