Wallabies fans have a right to feel angry about Sydney bug story
The simmering resentment felt in Australia among Wallabies fans over this sad affair has, at its core, some justification.
The simmering resentment felt in Australia among Wallabies fans over this sad affair has, at its core, some justification.
If we are lucky we might yet see the best of Piutau in a black jersey. If we are realists we have to accept that day might never come.
There is not a stakeholder in the English game who does not crave to see the All Blacks at Twickenham.
Michael Cheika must change or the Wallabies will continue to struggle.
Not for first time the 50-50 calls went against Australia although England are clearly the better side.
What would Eddie Jones do if he were coaching against England? He'd target defensive weak link No.10 George Ford.
When you watch a performance like the Wallabies rolled out in the Irish capital, you wonder just how much they have leant from 3-0 series loss to England in June.
If the Wallabies don't get their discipline spot on in Dublin, the grand slam is dead.
France lacked the cohesion Francois Trinh-Duc would have given them, but for the second week in a row they proved they have some very good individuals capable of giving any team a fright. They are over the worst, and that makes the Wallabies' 25-23 win in Paris very good indeed.
In beating Samoa last week, the French looked like they could actually play rugby again.
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