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  1. 22nd November 2020, 08:36 AM #191
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    Wallabies Vs Argentina, some thoughts. Where oh where is there a Michael Lynagh, or John Eales , a captain who can stick to the game plan, and not let the team drift away . The game was Australia's for the winning, but they allowed themselves to be dopes in the rope a dope Argentina played.[Tongan Thor, take note.]Hooper should be set out to pasture. O'Connor and Toomua are needed to give the backline some direction. [ but their replacements are desperately needed , to be given experience at that level. ] One that got away, and the new coach must be fuming. I expect some radical changes in the team.
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  2. 25th November 2020, 04:03 PM #192
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    Where is the big beast of the Wallaby second row.? Nicholas Bishop.

    6-6-6: Where is the big beast of the Wallaby back row? (theroar.com.au)
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    The tri-nations equations, what each team has to do to win the cup.

    The Tri Nations equations: What the Wallabies, Pumas and All Blacks need to do to win (theroar.com.au)
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    All Blacks make three changes for the Pumas clash.

    All Blacks make three changes for Pumas (msn.com)
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    How the All Blacks found their wings in Newcastle. The All Blacks once again take tactics to a new level. We can only watch in awe. From Nicholas Bishop.

    How the All Blacks found their wings in Newcastle (theroar.com.au)
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  6. 2nd December 2020, 10:16 AM #196
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    Big future for Wallaby centres,- O'Connor.


    Big future for Wallabies centres: O'Connor (theroar.com.au)
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    The Wallaby side to play the PUMAS this weekend.

    O'Connor, Salakaia-Loto return from injury as Rennie names Wallabies team for Tri Nations finale | RUGBY.com.au
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    Pablo Matera not playing for the Pumas.

    “At the time of preliminary issuance, the Disciplinary Committee has considered and assessed the attitude of the three players during this process, and understands that they have not repeated similar actions during these more than eight years, and that they have shown during this time to be people with firm and upright values, worthy of being part of our team.”



    Pablo Matera back as Pumas captain, but not for Wallabies clash (theroar.com.au)
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    The anthem was sung in the Aboriginal Eora clan language, for the first time. I suppose it was about time, but I'm not sure. There are literally hundreds of aboriginal dialects, how can you choose just one. ?

    Wallabies anthem success may force change (msn.com)
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    The Wrap: Wallabies fans, stop me if you’ve heard this one before (theroar.com.au)
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