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Peter Sullivan (51)
Played like a team of players that have been working their arses off all year... which they are!
Bledisloe IV 2010 Hong Kong
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Played like a team of players that have been working their arses off all year... which they are!
Lee Grant
John Eales (66)
I don't think that the Blacks were that much better in Sydney, if they were better at all. Sure they didn't have some of their best players but it was strange at the ground to see them playing like anybody else. Then came the egregious McCaw try and they got a sniff and remembered who they were.
But for an hour they were ordinary by their standards and for longer than in Honkers. The difference in the two games was not that the All Blacks played worse in Bled IV than in Bled III, but that Oz held their composure in the last quarter of the game better than they did, something lacking in Sydney. Our bench smacked theirs also, which was part of the last quarter success .
But for an hour they were ordinary by their standards and for longer than in Honkers. The difference in the two games was not that the All Blacks played worse in Bled IV than in Bled III, but that Oz held their composure in the last quarter of the game better than they did, something lacking in Sydney. Our bench smacked theirs also, which was part of the last quarter success .
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John Eales (66)
This may have been mentioned elsewhere but Spiro is giving G & G a good wrap.
http://www.theroar.com.au/2010/11/04/did-the-wallabies-hong-kong-win-mean-anything/
See this bit:
The Green and Gold website (a mine of useful information) has published a table showing the Australia-New Zealand points difference in their last eleven Tests. The first loss was a 29-point thrashing. Then in the next four Tests up to the retirement of George Smith the points differential was -4, -5, -6, -1.
Rocky Elsom’s first Bledisloe Cup Test as captain showed a points differential of -29. Then we’ve had -13, -21,10, -1 and +2.
http://www.theroar.com.au/2010/11/04/did-the-wallabies-hong-kong-win-mean-anything/
See this bit:
The Green and Gold website (a mine of useful information) has published a table showing the Australia-New Zealand points difference in their last eleven Tests. The first loss was a 29-point thrashing. Then in the next four Tests up to the retirement of George Smith the points differential was -4, -5, -6, -1.
Rocky Elsom’s first Bledisloe Cup Test as captain showed a points differential of -29. Then we’ve had -13, -21,10, -1 and +2.
Nusadan
Chilla Wilson (44)
It also shows how cool as a cucumber he was with the rubbish blowing across the front of the ball prior to kicking it and he didn't miss a beat there whereas others might and pull up a bit then.
Lance Free
Arch Winning (36)
And who said JO'C doesn't have a cutout pass?
I was at this game 'cos one of my boys played for Ipswich Grammar.
You just knew that Rabbit had the goods and was a standout. You just saw above a minimal set of highlights but on the day he controlled the match.
Players for Nudgee included Stefano Hunt (Force) Dom Shipperley (Reds) and Joseph Tomane (Titans RL).
Lama Tasi (Manly RL), Lachie Hall (Roosters RL), Tela Semiti (Sunnybank RFC) for IGS.
I was at this game 'cos one of my boys played for Ipswich Grammar.
You just knew that Rabbit had the goods and was a standout. You just saw above a minimal set of highlights but on the day he controlled the match.
Players for Nudgee included Stefano Hunt (Force) Dom Shipperley (Reds) and Joseph Tomane (Titans RL).
Lama Tasi (Manly RL), Lachie Hall (Roosters RL), Tela Semiti (Sunnybank RFC) for IGS.
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