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My comment was facetious. Perhaps you could take heed of your own diatribe.

You could at least have posted this in the Scotland v Argentina thread :rolleyes:

We won a test match, which is always a good thing. The downside is that there's still too many Warat <keyboard disconnected>

I find it hard to believe they're replacing Cotter with Townsend next spring.

Oh shit yeah. What would it be up against? A-League? Yay, Craig Foster crapping on about soccer's inferiority complex. Boring. T20? If I wanted to see people hit a ball a long way with minimal opposition, I'd watch golf.

3. Pocock 2. Sio 1. Hodge HM Hooper, Foley, Moore, DHP

I suspect Skelton may spend some time out of the game. The shot was late, with no arms. He could have done serious injury to Gray, threatening his livelihood. Talk of the game going soft is rubbish, I'd like to see anyone who believes otherwise try to stop players like Gray or Kuridrani. The...

I could be wrong on this, but I'm fairly sure Kafer has the analysis written for him.

Their commentary includes Greg Martin, Rod Kafer, and Phil Kearns, three of the saltiest men in Australian Rugby. Of course it's going to be Wallabies cheerleading.

I thought Foley did his job today. Pushed a couple of passes, but did well against rush defence, including the winning pass to TK. Not sure QC (Quade Cooper) would have been a better fit in this match.

Interesting, Cheika wondering why Kuridrani didn't use Folau outside him in that try. I thought Folau was running a bad support line. Which is highly unusual for Folau, who I think has a very good footy brain.

Lacey was shit, but your guys played the house down. Very, very unlucky.

19 in the siiiiiide!

aaaaand some ambiguous signalling there from the ref.

Oh good. Skelton back on.

Great run from TK. Sucks for Scotland. That's a robbery.

Last warning? A yellow card IS the warning.

Ugh. Seriously.

He was on the end of a couple of ordinary passes.

About time.