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Easy, it's SBW by a country mile, he just did a backward pass leading up to that last try!

Another string to SBW's bow is shown by his deft kicking for Dagg's try!

Finally Wallace is replaced by O'Gara

All Blacks should find more $$$ to keep SBW with them...

You could see how that loss meant to Wales...they are my almost favourite international team now...!!!

What about in 1986 when Wallabies under Alan Jones won a Test series in NZ for the first time since the 1940s? Couldn't believe as I had only just been back from 8 months of backpacking in Europe and USA that my fellow prop, Mark Hartill, from my year with North Colts was actually playing for...

Next time, take the Wakehurst Parkway, before that (if you had come from across the harbour) go to Chatswood/Roseville turn off from the expressway!

Can't remember that then, but would have been at my then home in Noosa. Yet I do remember the final very well as I slipped on a wet grassy slope just five minutes before it started whilst making sure my then Dutchie gf's champagne glass was well filled for the duration of the first half as she...

The Waratahs are much more family orientated than before with the new addition to the Barnes family...

Final score: Argies 33 to 9, had water breaks half way each half due to 35 deg heat... Good result for me as backed Argies with -9pts start!

Argies 12 Russia 9, all pg's, 17 min to go

Thanks fellas, keep the updates coming...I'm at the moment being reduced to watching live streaming of Argie Jaguars vs Russia!

http://www.supersport.com/video/playLive.aspx?ids=28731&retunUrl=/video/playLive.aspx?ids=28731

Just noticed in the replay and having heard he was charged a hour before the Wales match, Beale was sitting with the Wallabies reserves. Had it been NRL, he wouldn't have been allowed to do that! Guess the dictum that 'innocent until proven guilty' is applied in the rugby circles.

They play "the game they play in heaven".

Old Ignatians matches cancelled

Common sense prevails there, same as the half back putting his hands in the ruck to get at the ball and not pinged by the referee yet there is no proviso in the laws to cover that.

This is getting more interesting:::

The onus would be on that front row to say to the referee to warn that they weren't ready just prior to that 'set' call. . .the referee wouldn't call 'set' if it is obvious to him that a front row wasn't ready. . .he'd whistle it up to reset the scrum then. . . Otherwise that 'unready' front...

Am sure the IRB will then issue a directive to referees and clubs to view the 'set' in similar fashion as 'engage'