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By the numbers: How South Africa won the skirmishes and thus, the war | The Roar
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SubscriberSame old, same old.
https://www.theroar.com.au/2018/06/1...s-team-feared/
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SubscriberEngland v S.A., some points.
By the numbers: How South Africa won the skirmishes and thus, the war | The Roar
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SubscriberIt's the Australian Wallabies, not the Qantas Wallabies.
Rugby Australia must end its sell-out of the Wallabies brand to Qantas | The Roar
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SubscriberThe Good, Bad, and the Ugly
The panel: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the June Tests | The Roar
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SubscriberRugby U/20's world cup. I taped the rugby, and recently stricken with the flu, found the time to put the feet up, under a blanket and watch.and what great rugby it was, pure rugby, not tarnished by bad habits picked up from the cheating All Blacks, or the woeful Wallabies. Best rugby I've watched all year, a couple of players stood out. Can't remember all their names, one particular back from Sth. Africa, a couple of forwards from Georgia, but the standout performer was Louis Carbonal from France. Scored 22 out of 33 , of the French points. A solid lad , no. 10, confident, self assured [ at this level] tough, with all the skills. Remember this lads name, I think we may see him in 2023, at the World cup in France. France won England 2nd, S. Africa 3rd, NZ 4th, Aus 5th.
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SubscriberAustralia 55/ Ireland 55. Ireland won
Wallabies 55 points, Ireland 55 points, but Ireland win the Lansdowne Cup | The Roar
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SubscriberI’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
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SubscriberPhil Kearns, gaining a reputation for unusual commentary. I thought it was humerous, but something said at the pub, not on national TV.
Kearns slammed for "potato" comment
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SubscriberEngland defeat S. Africa in final game.
https://www.theroar.com.au/2018/06/24/england-defeat-springboks-in-series-loss/
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SubscriberKieran Reid is back.All Blacks captain Read returns to rugby | The Roar
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