Oh noYou messed with the wrong person
They were three spots higher than us in the rankings, at home, the bookies favourite and they won the last two against us plus beat France and NZ this yearHow far has Australian Rugby fallen when we are wrapt with a 1pt win over Argentina from a lucky penalty
You are right. A win is a win and I must say I thought they were going to loseThey were three spots higher than us in the rankings, at home, the bookies favourite and they won the last two against us plus beat France and NZ this year
No really.... I never would have guessed.I thought they were going to lose.
I hope so, the problem with a long game (the sensible option) is that if it fails then you ruin multiple years of rugby and risk losing what fans you have left.ISchmidt is clearly playing the long game, working out who can play to his systems and giving those with potential every chance to perform.
Yes, I agree completely. I am overall wrapped and proud of the players, and loving seeing the incremental improvement coming from joes longer term strategy. At the same time I am just astounded that Noah wasn’t subbed off earlier, and will be as equally astounded of donno isn’t given a shot next week. I’m not saying he is the answer, but we aren’t going to beat many better teams with Noah there so we need to find out.They were three spots higher than us in the rankings, at home, the bookies favourite and they won the last two against us plus beat France and NZ this year
and this is Schmidt's legacy with Ireland. Missed tackle or breakdown and the player is pretty much dropped immediately.One specific thing worth noting - how good was our attacking breakdown! Don’t think we got jackalled/conceded a holding on to the ball penalty once? Can’t remember the last time we did that. With the quality of the Argie back row that’s a massive effort.