Wallabies v Pumas
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Pity about Hooper. I prefer him to Pocock. Better all round.
Still better balanced in backrow as mentioned.
Oz by 4-8
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@sapetyvi and the Argies seem to go big against the Boks and ABs the first three rounds, then fall on a heap against us.
The scheduling needs a shake up
@nta said in Wallabies v Pumas:
@sapetyvi and the Argies seem to go big against the Boks and ABs the first three rounds, then fall on a heap against us.
The scheduling needs a shake up
Yep. They've usually well and truly blown their load by this stage. Aus comfortably.
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Pity about Hooper. I prefer him to Pocock. Better all round.
Still better balanced in backrow as mentioned.
Oz by 4-8
@mikethesnow said in Wallabies v Pumas:
Pity about Hooper. I prefer him to Pocock. Better all round.
Still better balanced in backrow as mentioned.
Oz by 4-8
To me Pocock is better in tight and in turnovers, and gets himself involved more, but is slower than me and I'm in my 50s! Hooper on the other hand is fast, and can hurt you from broken play. As always, all about getting the balance right.
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I reckon the Argies have the firepower out wide to take this and as long as the forwards don't crumble have a great chance against what is hardly a Wallaby backline for the ages.
@crucial said in Wallabies v Pumas:
I reckon the Argies have the firepower out wide to take this and as long as the forwards don't crumble have a great chance against what is hardly a Wallaby backline for the ages.
Watching Ozzies cry always brings a lump to the throat.
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@crucial said in Wallabies v Pumas:
I reckon the Argies have the firepower out wide to take this and as long as the forwards don't crumble have a great chance against what is hardly a Wallaby backline for the ages.
Watching Ozzies cry always brings a lump to the throat.
@pakman said in Wallabies v Pumas:
@crucial said in Wallabies v Pumas:
I reckon the Argies have the firepower out wide to take this and as long as the forwards don't crumble have a great chance against what is hardly a Wallaby backline for the ages.
Watching Ozzies cry always brings a lump to the throat.
That's what... She said?
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@kirwan said in Wallabies v Pumas:
Why are they wearing those god awful jerseys
Australia always wears horrible yellow jerseys???
Argentina better win to make this weekend more palatable.
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@kirwan said in Wallabies v Pumas:
Why are they wearing those god awful jerseys
Australia always wears horrible yellow jerseys???
Argentina better win to make this weekend more palatable.
@anonymous said in Wallabies v Pumas:
@kirwan said in Wallabies v Pumas:
Why are they wearing those god awful jerseys
Australia always wears horrible yellow jerseys???
Argentina better win to make this weekend more palatable.
I threw up a softball there, wondered if someone would swing
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Small crowd.
Isnt it a bit stupid for the ARU to have 2 games in southeast QLD in successive weeks?
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@kirwan said in Wallabies v Pumas:
Why are they wearing those god awful jerseys
Australia always wears horrible yellow jerseys???
Argentina better win to make this weekend more palatable.
@anonymous said in Wallabies v Pumas:
@kirwan said in Wallabies v Pumas:
Why are they wearing those god awful jerseys
Australia always wears horrible yellow jerseys???
Argentina better win to make this weekend more palatable.
The indigenous jersey is far better. But the convicts couldn't stomach wearing that all the time.
Wallabies score, hmmm might be time to go to bed and at least get something good tonight.
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@kiwimurph no.
It's stupid to have it at a shit stadium like CBUS. Give Canberra a test just to shut them up. At least them E can get Sydney people there
@nta said in Wallabies v Pumas:
@kiwimurph no.
It's stupid to have it at a shit stadium like CBUS. Give Canberra a test just to shut them up. At least them E can get Sydney people there
Didnt Canberra have a bad turnout for their last test?
