Wallabies v Wales I
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@Catogrande said in Wallabies v Wales I:
An athletic second row partnership and a strong, balanced back row. Both look good to me. I have doubts about the centre partnership - I agree with @pooler-fan (I think) who felt that Gats was trying to recreate Jamie Roberts with Mason Grady purely on account of he's big. Early days though so I might be being a little unfair. If I was a Wales fan <shudder> I'd be worried about throwing those two half backs in but then again, it is only Australia. Apologies to @ACT-Crusader @NTA et al but, well, you know.
I can take being called a one-eyed Cantab, even some of the more colourful descriptions held for Crusader supporters, but never ever ever have I been insulted like this before!
An Australian supporter??? If we were at a pub…
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Abject apologies. I’d assumed you’d lived over there long enough to have a bit of Ocker rubbed off on you.
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Good interview, but why host it in an aircraft hanger
FFS
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@Tim said in Wallabies v Wales I:
Slipper shouldn't be playing test rugby.
Surely a reflection of the limited options available to Schmidt. Still can't believe he's considered the best of the rest given his age and how prone to injury he is.
A younger Welsh prop should be able to do a number on him.
And Tupou's charmed life continues when you look at his work rate and errors.
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@antipodean said in Wallabies v Wales I:
@Tim said in Wallabies v Wales I:
Slipper shouldn't be playing test rugby.
Surely a reflection of the limited options available to Schmidt. Still can't believe he's considered the best of the rest given his age and how prone to injury he is.
A younger Welsh prop should be able to do a number on him.
And Tupou's charmed life continues when you look at his work rate and errors.
Schmidt’s cunning plan. Low work rate = fewer errors.
Genius when you think about it.
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@antipodean said in Wallabies v Wales I:
@Tim said in Wallabies v Wales I:
Slipper shouldn't be playing test rugby.
Surely a reflection of the limited options available to Schmidt. Still can't believe he's considered the best of the rest given his age and how prone to injury he is.
A younger Welsh prop should be able to do a number on him.
And Tupou's charmed life continues when you look at his work rate and errors.
Unfortunately our stocks are low too
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@Catogrande said in Wallabies v Wales I:
Abject apologies. I’d assumed you’d lived over there long enough to have a bit of Ocker rubbed off on you.
That would be an achievement in Canberra!
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@Catogrande said in Wallabies v Wales I:
Abject apologies. I’d assumed you’d lived over there long enough to have a bit of Ocker rubbed off on you.
That depends on if they pay the extra
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@MiketheSnow said in Wallabies v Wales I:
I've never noticed 'Awstralia' before. I like it, it sort of looks like a sympathetic 'Aww, Straya'
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@MiketheSnow said in Wallabies v Wales I:
Good interview, but why host it in an aircraft hanger
FFS
Would have made sense a few years ago but even Qantas gave up on them.
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Will be interesting to see how Taine Plumtree goes at 6 for Wales.
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Nice touch M Hooper getting a standing ovation.
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@Canes4life said in Wallabies v Wales I:
Nice touch M Hooper getting a standing ovation.
Probably because the fixture is in Sydney.
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@chimoaus said in Wallabies v Wales I:
Have to say Welcome to Country needs a time limit.
Scrap it and bring back Waltzing Matilda.
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