Yes, the All Blacks do push the boundaries of the rules of the game ... often they are penalised for it but push them they do, when caught they man up and walk back. The Australians continually over play the the advantage line and to all intents and purposes are always off-side. The Yokohama test was no exception to this method of foul play by by the Wallabies .. when caught they whinge. I have ever been an All Blanks supporter and find only one problem in the way the All Blacks play .. they should play to shut down the Australians from crossing the the line at each and every instance.Kearns .. man up. The Wallabies need a different approach to beat the All Blacks. The fact that they are unable to bespeaks their shortcomings.
Just a simple question:which international rugby team, in these times, kicks away its possession (and its territory) to any team? Why just the All Blacks .. and Gods we were punished for this first fifteen mistake.
While I was picking the Scots to win (by about the same margin as the end result) my hopes rested with Japan. The Scottish management have much to answer for ... while the Japanese - every win is a bonus, even if they go no further. I am picking that they will however.
A bicameral legislature is amongst the weakest in the world of Westminster-style politics, just look at the US ... Oz is not much better (in fact is worse, in many respects).Time to change the Trans - Tasman Mutual Recognition Arrangement in favour of New Zealand?
Wallabies great Phil Kearns fires shot at All Blacks: They get a free ride
Yes, the All Blacks do push the boundaries of the rules of the game ... often they are penalised for it but push them they do, when caught they man up and walk back. The Australians continually over play the the advantage line and to all intents and purposes are always off-side. The Yokohama test was no exception to this method of foul play by by the Wallabies .. when caught they whinge. I have ever been an All Blanks supporter and find only one problem in the way the All Blacks play .. they should play to shut down the Australians from crossing the the line at each and every instance.Kearns .. man up. The Wallabies need a different approach to beat the All Blacks. The fact that they are unable to bespeaks their shortcomings.
All Blacks v Ireland: Five things we learnt from the epic in Dublin
Just a simple question:which international rugby team, in these times, kicks away its possession (and its territory) to any team? Why just the All Blacks .. and Gods we were punished for this first fifteen mistake.
"Phil Gifford: Why Steve Hansen could - and should - stay on
Showtyme .. the kiwi attitude towards failure is such where it is generally not tolerated. Explanation enough?
EU has become the kind of dictatorship it aimed to defeat
To take the allegory just a step further .. while you have checked out your bills keep accruing ..
"Aussie start-up strips details from CVs to remove gender bias",
As a CV writer I would be very interested in seeing the both the structure and in reading the content of the proposed items.
Japan v Scotland: Hosts hold their nerve to secure Rugby World Cup quarterfinal spot
While I was picking the Scots to win (by about the same margin as the end result) my hopes rested with Japan. The Scottish management have much to answer for ... while the Japanese - every win is a bonus, even if they go no further. I am picking that they will however.
"Phil Gifford: Why Steve Hansen could - and should - stay on
Continued success dictates that that he stays .. look at the Kiwi attitude towards failure.
Michael Cheika quits as Wallabies coach after Rugby World Cup exit to England
@Sherlock ... I agree with every thing that you have said - but the future - just so long as he is not inflicted upon a minnow rugby nation.
Pointless: Australian democracy is now an even bigger laughing stock
A bicameral legislature is amongst the weakest in the world of Westminster-style politics, just look at the US ... Oz is not much better (in fact is worse, in many respects).Time to change the Trans - Tasman Mutual Recognition Arrangement in favour of New Zealand?