Well whoever could have predicted that result! Congratulations to the Aussies for a well played game in general and for that try in the 76th minute in particular!
Thx Steve. Definantly a better effort from us. We had our game together and were able to instantly capitalise on the boks (few) mistakes.
I thought it was going to revert to the kicking game there early on which I hate. I know we won but apart from that, it was the best of the last three games.
I usually watch the tests with my 13yo daughter and tonight the only bad part was my wife joined us. The conversation went something like this:
......ugly....ugly....bad shoulders....the Fuzzy wuzzy from PNG is a policeman, did you know that ? ....bad hair.....oooooooo, cute ......James O'Connor is THE BOMB....If #22 has an english accent I'd move there .....
Rugby, it takes all soughts.
Posts: 1433 | Location: Australia | Registered: 21 March 2008
I know what you mean.... fortunately I get left alone when I watch the rugby.
I thought Aus played like a totally different team this time. Fast, well structured and with a game plan....... and that try at the end was almost poetry. The kid is only 18 so just think how well he'll play in his early twenties!
Fantastic result and the ABs are set up to humble SA, and, more important P de V. My SA neighbour is one of those condescending types who loves to rub my English face in the misery of defeat. I might even wear a black shirt that day... Go ANZAC!
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Richard VENARI LAVARE LUDERE RIDERE OCCEST VIVERE
Posts: 1978 | Location: UK and UAE | Registered: 19 March 2001
For the novice it can be VERY confuseing. Top level games are usually either absolutely first rate or dead boreing. You just don't know what is going to happen.
Oh, and only rum, scotch or brandy can be drunk whilst watching
Posts: 1433 | Location: Australia | Registered: 21 March 2008
Go ANZAC!
