Apparently Madagascar aren't a bad chance of qualifying ahead of Namibia. I was watching Total Rugby and I think they beat the Namibians in an earlier qualifier, meaning they get an easier route now.
Apparently Madagascar aren't a bad chance of qualifying ahead of Namibia. I was watching Total Rugby and I think they beat the Namibians in an earlier qualifier, meaning they get an easier route now.
Yep, the poorer NZ you could say.Yeah i've heard Rugby is massive in madagascar, and following a little it of google, apparently it is their national sport and they have over 22'000 players and 400 clubs with games regularly televised on TV.. impressive
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/dec/04/wales-world-cup-millennium-stadiumThe question of whether Wales will play any of their matches at their home stadium will be resolved by England Rugby 2015 in conjunction with the five‑man Rugby World Cup board which is made up of the International Rugby Board chairman, Bernard Lapasset, his deputy, Oregan Hoskins, the chief executive Brett Gosper and, as fate would have it, David Pickering, the chairman of the Welsh Rugby Union, and John O'Neill, who has just stood down as the chief executive of the Australian Rugby Union.
Yeah. Not sure if it was O'Neill, ..... but maybe.JON must've been behind the decision for Australia to play Wales at Twickenham.
At least the Wallabies will able to set up camp for a couple of weeks.
I think it's a shame we miss Wales at Millenium. What a match that would be.
Yep. Getting accommodation in Cardiff for visiting fans to a big game is also a nightmare.It would hardly be fair for Wales to have a home game against their rivals for qualification in a World Cup that isn't theirs! I thought every Aussie fan would be delighted to play them in London. The support could easily be 50:50 at that game.