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But honestly you are the only person who has pointed that they should be wearing white in the majority of their games - the media is trying to drum this up and it was on the front page of the Dominion Post today.
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I think Robbie Deans' temperature would be hitting fever pitch about now..
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Samoa shock Wallabies - Rugby Union - Sportal New Zealand I would like to see the Island teams do more tours as a united force...didn't need to be united for this game however - well done Samoa. |
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Massive shock, although the Samoan side did look a good one with several players featuring in Super Rugby this year. Would love to see them produce something similar in the World Cup against a more fancied nation.
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at that score.IIRC Samoa had to go through qualifying this year?
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Sorry didn't word my post very well at all; Australia's definitely a fancied nation. Meant to say that I'm hoping they can get a similar result against one of the better sides (Australia included) at RWC.
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Great result for rugby. Hopefully secure them a few more games v some of the foundation unions.
Good signs for the WC too; few Welsh eyebrows will have been raised at the result, I imagine. Samoa have won both their previous WC clashes with the leekists.
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I'd personally like to see a combined Pacific team added to the Tri Nations. Hopefully this could give that a chance.
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Argentina enters the competition next year so will be 4 nations.
Fantastic result for Samoa today and full credit to them, thoroughly enjoyed watching them destroy us at every breakdown and then belt us in defense. Rod Davies will be one sore boy tonight. Tuilagi is just massive. How long is he contracted to Leicester for? If Digby leaves the Reds for the Yen then Tuilagi would make a great replacement (international import signing) - the Reds backs coach has coached him before as well. Was also good to see the class of Genia and Beale on show - thye come on and all of a sudden they start breaking the line. Higginbothams chip and chase and flick to Giteau was also a moment of magic. Looking a bit shaky though if that is our genuine B side, think most played themselves out of positions rather than into them - our depth not as genuine as one would hope.
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Manu's in England's provisional WC squad... ![]() Manu's a tank as well and a little tasty too. |
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Yeah have seen that hit on Ashton, certainly didn't miss him.
Just watched a couple of other Tuilagi videos - it's just not fair. One clip has Aleasana running straight at a halfback. That was never going to end well. |
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