Hugh Jarse
Rocky Elsom (76)
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RWC 2015 Final - Australia v New Zealand, Twickenham, Sunday 1 November, 3:00 AEDT
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Greg Davis (50)
What are the odds of the All Blacks falling into a similar rut to the Aussie test team after Waugh, Warne, McGrath, Gilly etc etc etc retired?
They'll replace the bodies but the leadership and culture that the senior group offers is harder to patch up.
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They'll replace the bodies but the leadership and culture that the senior group offers is harder to patch up.
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Steve Williams (59)
Not too much.
Read, Whitelock, A & B Smiths and Cane have all been in and around the system long enough that their personal leadership and experience of the culture should keep it going.
The production line that is the ITM Cup helps too.
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Read, Whitelock, A & B Smiths and Cane have all been in and around the system long enough that their personal leadership and experience of the culture should keep it going.
The production line that is the ITM Cup helps too.
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the sabanator
Ron Walden (29)
Surely Auckland doesn't count then. No Pooper.
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John Thornett (49)
Scotty
David Codey (61)
After the game was gone.
Inside Shoulder
Nathan Sharpe (72)
Sorry - freudian misread: I thought you were saying we'd never beaten NZ
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John Thornett (49)
the sabanator
Ron Walden (29)
False in every other way bar a technicality. Besides the Pooper only applies when both start.
It was 13-6 when Pocock took the field at half time.
I'd hardly say the match was gone.
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Bill McLean (32)
you guys digress more than Lee Grant
Scotty
David Codey (61)
We were being dominated at the breakdown and tackle contest. I felt we had been smashed in that first half.
waiopehu oldboy
George Smith (75)
Someone with more money than brains has put $400K on an AB win & will collect $140K if they win. It's the biggest bet ever placed with our TAB (previously $220K on Brazil v China at 2002 FIFA World Cup) & part of me thinks it's almost immoral for the TAB to accept it.
Anyhoo, wore my AB shirt to work today & hardly anyone batted an eyelid, tho I suspect if we lose I'll be wearing our 2IC's Wobs jersey on Monday whilst knocking back that warm & flat XXXX....... Reason #140 why AB simply MUST win
AB 24-19 Wobs.
Anyhoo, wore my AB shirt to work today & hardly anyone batted an eyelid, tho I suspect if we lose I'll be wearing our 2IC's Wobs jersey on Monday whilst knocking back that warm & flat XXXX....... Reason #140 why AB simply MUST win
AB 24-19 Wobs.
KOB1987
John Eales (66)
Might be the NZRU ;-)
ARU were a bit smarter, they got 9s for their player payment insurance!
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waiopehu oldboy
George Smith (75)
^^^^^^^^^ interestingly, whereas ~75% of the money NZ TAB have taken is on an AB win (& that was before the $400K went on), ~45% of all bets placed are going for the Wobs. For an NZ site I'd think that's unprecedented. I'd be fascinated to know what the split is for the .com.au & .com.uk sites.
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RWC Final Beer Off
Representing NZL - Pure from Steinlager -> Long term sponsor of the NZL Rugby team.
Score: 2.5 - Comment: Ordinary. Mild skunky lager that is sweet and thin with traces of hops and slight caramel notes.
Representing AUS - Pacific Ale from Stone & Wood
Score: 3.5 - Citrus aromas and flavours up front, medium sweet fruity flavours with abundant apricots with a mildly bitter finish.
The Judges say: Australian win by a fairly large margin.
To be fair you should have compared Steinlager to Fosters, no self respecting Kiwi or Aussie would drink either.
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