We hate The Darkness, The Meat Eaters, and The Lazer Pointerers with a passion until RWC, when suddenly they are our best mates (even more so when we are all dealing to "others") and "we" all subscribe to this magical brand of rugby called SANZAAR that makes us all superhuman and infinitely superior to the boring old farts "Up North".
Remember the discussions about the boring Jakeball that the Saffers play, or the McCheat Invisibility Cloak tactics of The Darkness, and how about those pansy prima donna actors diving all over the place like fainting goats in the Blue and white strip?
Japan can be proud to have been the only NH team to beat a RC team. Did better than all 6 nations teams.
And the hosts were the worst of all.
Don't even joke about calling him up....there's no place for an arse scratching, headgear adjusting prop. What's a prop doing wearing headgear anyway? I thought you wanted to win.
Let's hope Pocock recovers during the week. There still seems like there is a significant amount of doubt that he'll be right.
Folau should be fine but he's less vital. Beale was outstanding.
There was a good 10 min where I thought this thread was never going happen.
And the wallabies bought me crashing back to earth last night.
Let's hope they got that shit out of there system because they will need turn up in this game. In a massive way..
The only thing I can picture is him scratching his head or arse while letting a try through.More Super titles than almost any other prop we have. More test experience than most.
Never played a RWC due to Knuckles fucking Connolly's preference for size over technique, and then injury in 2011.
Its the romance of the story. The place in the final after cruel injuries. The winning try. The teaming up with Keps and Taf.
Just PICTURE IT!
The only thing I can picture is him scratching his head or arsewhile letting a try through.after helping Keps, Taf, Mummy and Kane scrum their third penalty try against the ABs to finish the match 57-0
Fixed!
Your blokes will need to score early and often to take the wind out of the Pumas. I wouldnt want Aus to be in an arm wrestle ie < 3 ahead with 15 to go against them.
No aeneas, we don't want to join you guys in the Bowl play-off!!
I'd fancy your chances. Might be a Quade redemption game till he realised that no one else cared.
I was blown away by Los Pumas backline play - simple ball out in front accelerating onto the ball - great to watch. S18 is going to be interesting.
If we need a new LHP in the squad he's probably a more obvious choice than Cowan and Faulkner given his experience.
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Wallabies loosehead Scott Sio will undergo scans on his elbow after being injured in Sunday’s win over Scotland.
Sio twisted his arm in a scrum and finished his night in a sling and had limited movement on Monday morning, with a hematoma on his elbow.
The 24-year-old has been one of the crucial cogs in the Wallabies scrum so far in the tournament but the severity of the injury is yet to be known.
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In positive news for the Wallabies, Cheika is optimistic about the chances of David Pocock and Israel Folau returning for Sunday’s semi-final.
The Wallabies missed Pocock at the breakdown against Scotland but Cheika said the number eight had run pain-free on Sunday and was confident around Folau’s chances as well.
And to think Cheika was criticized for "resting " Pocock!