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  1. 9th September 2015, 07:53 AM #1
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    From disaster to World Cup champions, All Blacks, 2011

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    SPECIAL SPIRO: How the Webb Ellis Cup was won in a land that rumbles | The Roar
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    The most curious aspect of the match was the refereeing by the Irish referee George Clancy. He penalised the All Blacks 12?7 which seemed to me to be a bizarre count given the fact that they were totally dominant in the set pieces and in the rucks and mauls. Towards the end of the match the ground resounded to the unusual sound of the referee being booed.

    That's because McCaw and the rest of the Ull Blucks are always offside!!!!!!
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    Campo., love or hate him. He used to have a coffee shop in the Rocks, " goosestep', a few years ago the missus & I were in Sydney, saw his shop, went across, he was there. Ordered a coffee, he served us. We ignored him, which upset a middle aged lady, who said " don't you know who that is?" to which I replied " yeah, but we are Queenslanders" in my best disdainful voice. [ This is after he was tackled by THAT Qld winger who punched the ground beside his face.] I heard a chuckle, Campo came out, sat with us, & had a chat. A great afternoon, over coffee, got a photo , me & my mate Campo, sits on my wall . Rugby, gotta love it.


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    Part 2, Bob


    How the Webb Ellis Cup was won in a land that rumbles: Pt 2 | The Roar
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    Fiji, is this their year? Bob


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    history. Bob


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    Whose going to win? take cover, Bob


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    History of Taranaki rugby, Part 1 & 2 , Bob


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    French rugby, Bob


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