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  1. 1st November 2015, 07:13 PM #131
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    have to agree they were the best on the night by quite a margin

    and yes those calls and a couple of others would have had a major bearing on the players on both sides...

    Disagree with quite a margin.


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  2. 2nd November 2015, 01:52 PM #132
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    A well written piece . Anyone else pick up on Carter kicking the last goal with his right foot, not his normal left, " just for fun".? Talk about rubbing it in....






    SPIRO: Can the All Blacks win the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan? | The Roar
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    Now the dust has settled, and emotions cooled, we can reflect on what we have just seen. The All Blacks proved what we all knew, they are the best rugby side in the World. The Wallabies showed enough to prove the future is bright, if we can just get our coaching structures right. Young rugby players in this country should be heartened by the thought if they work hard, apply themselves, they could find themselves in Japan in 2019. Hopefully, this time the All Blacks will be in the pool of death. I look forward with anticipation to the next 4 years, boys.
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    Japanese full back signs with the REDS


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    This is what I want to hear




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    NRC season wrap up


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    7 a side, hard road for Australia to hoe


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    Look out World, here comes the USA


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    SPIRO: Sam Burgess is a league great and rugby journeyman | The Roar
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    Moving on to the Wallabies’ England series in 2016 | The Roar
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