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Wallabies vs Scotland - 5 June 2012

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Alan Cameron (40)
Well done Scotland, massive defensive effort. It is going to take some time to decipher the Dingoisms after this. Will they give the mic in the news conference to TT as well?
 

Bowside

Peter Johnson (47)
The wallabies are the most mentally fragile team in international rugby. Piss weak in the second half.

Pocock is a poor captain - he does not read the momentum well at all.
 

AussieDominance

Trevor Allan (34)
Some crucial match official mistakes had a big bearing on this game - 2nd last scrum was wheeled - should have been Wallabies ball.

Scotland's 1st or 2nd penalty was after the player had clearly gone into touch to get the ball back.

Big influence on a game that had less points in it due to the driving rain.
 

ACT Crusader

Jim Lenehan (48)
Sorry braveheart, yeah that kick got carried away.

Pocock played an excellent game, but is a losing captain which never feels good.
 

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
Credit to the Scots.

Wobs 3-2-1 on this thread?

Hahaha did you see Scotland 11 and 6 head but each other? ROTFLMFAO
 

Bowside

Peter Johnson (47)
No problem with Jaco I thought he did well.

Fucking piss weak mentally this team. All tip but no iceberg.
 

cyclopath

George Smith (75)
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And so it came to pass...

Samoa Mk. II

Take a bow J'ON - cunning as a shithouse rat.
He did say it was a favour to the Scots. Prescient words.
Well done Scots.
Wallabies unable to convert a lot of territory to points - going wide when they were not on the front foot.
Rank second half after a decent first half from the Wallabies.
 

Mank

Ted Thorn (20)
Slipper slips. I thought that last call was a shocker. Boring in?

Just been following commentary online, so haven't seen the scrum, but this screams of another guess by the referee. Why would a team infringe in the set piece at the death knowing they will lose the game if caught? Surely the much much better percentage option is to give easy scrum ball to Scotland and trust your defence?
 

something

Jim Clark (26)
considering australia could potentially have the best team in the world on paper, why do we play so shit as a unit?
 

vidiot

John Solomon (38)
Waratahesque. Defeat snatched from the jaws of victory. At least we got a virtual Force - nice one, Pohman!
 
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