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  1. 4th October 2015, 08:47 AM #41
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    Were the Wallabies that good, or were England hopeless? If the All Blacks play like they played against Georgia, I am quietly confident. But, the spectre of Eden Park, a la Bledisloe, is lurking , as are the Springboks, and France. I tipped France to make the finals, we'll see.






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    Am I happy but, let us not overlook the Welsh on the 10th. No walkover there, in my opinion!
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    France are always NZ's nemesis. Anything could happen. Good win this morning though. Because of dam daylight savings I missed the first half. I have been in Sydney all week and they have been advertising it for 6.00am.
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlschmid2002 View Post
    France are always NZ's nemesis. Anything could happen. Good win this morning though. Because of dam daylight savings I missed the first half. I have been in Sydney all week and they have been advertising it for 6.00am.

    It is replaying now on fox 2 , then again at 1 pm Qld time. Some highlights here-


    Bernard Foley bounces England out of the Rugby World Cup | The Roar
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    Aus.v Wales, bring it on!


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    Wallabies can cover Hooper loss: Wales | The Roar
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    SPIRO: Are the All Blacks and Ireland hiding their best stuff? | The Roar
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    Rugby World Cup: Knockout stage starts a week early | The Roar
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    Eddie Jones to coach England?


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