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Indeed Hugh indeed! I was warming up the pipes to play a lament for the Wallabies but bugger me they go and beat the Poms! As a 12 year resident of Pomgolia that makes me feel very very happy, and I will be sure to wear the colours when I go to buy the Times tomorrow morning. :D

Dont they always Moono? Its not as if its our national game or anything.... Hey Tah rugby on the radio is great! If the commentators are good at it, you can really get into it. Its how I have to enjoy many of the games..

I have a couple of the Hairy Bikers books and they are great cooks, who clearly love thier food. The pointed out IIRC that in London the secretaries in designer clothes eat skinny mocca lattes and green leaf salad...in Argentina they want STEAKS!!!

http://www.skepdic.com/osteopathy.html Its woo, but like any form of "laying on of hands" it can make you feel better. I'll be watching the game on the BBC and I think the Welsh have a strong chance of turning us over - they are much stronger at home, they just need the mental edge and...

A few more hours of just living it up at the Poms expense until we face the Boks. Yeah, life is good.....

Uni students eh? I didn't know my old college, Hawkesbury Agricultural, was in the RWC! Hoopray Hoopray is what I saw!!!

There is s difference this time though Daz - this was the first choice England team, against a team way short of the class of 2007 by Argentinian standards. Who had very little time together, and 2 very poor warm-up games. And who suffered crucial injuries before the RWC and during the first...

WEll I can safely say if the Wallabies play even close to what they did in Brisbane, we'll slaughter the bastards. England seemed to brely have a clue what to do with a rugby ball - and FFS they were playing a team thats only been introduced to each other a couple of weeks ago, and with only 2...

They had such a thing for charity a few years ago and it was a great Barbarians type game.

Its going to be too stressfull I think thats why Doug!!!

Indeed Groucho, no worries yet but lose this weekend and they look remarkably human. And The Fear may start, that it will be another 4 years. Some of the fans posting on here were not even born when the ABs last won the Cup. They have been under absolutely no pressure as yet. Its all a lark in...

From the first time I saw Weepu a few years ago I thought "that blokes a natural" and could never understand why he didn't play more often for the ABs. Backup 10? Could be his job. And they need a decent backup - remeber what happened 4 years ago?

And still only won Bill once? Must be some voodoo going on there eh?

I wish him all the best, he gave me one of the finest Wallaby moments destroying the English scrum in 2008, made even more sweet by the fact I was watching the game with a one-eyed English ex-front rower in a living room in Purley and I thought I was going to have to call an ambulance and brush...

And to continue - for my birthday yesterday I got a smoker box for the Webber + 3 different types of wood chip, plus 2 marinades...looks like a hint to me! Glad you like the book Nusadan - its just brilliant IMHO.

Mate that looks GREAT. Now for my BBQ history; unfortunately my father was a cook in the Australian Army in the 1950s so he overcooked the shit out of everything! We had hundreds of barbies when I was a kid and the only thing I liked was the snags because even my old man could not destroy...

So ah....reading the first page of this thread...ah..who is Savea? :-)

Man thats as many jerseys as my wife has shoes!!!!* *Not quite but you get the drift (Jill has about 100 pairs I think...)

Maybe I have a different view of the Wallabies having lived in England since 2000. At home I saw thier best, at a distance, some of the worst. If you follow it from here the Tri Nations seems a little odd as a competition..eg when England defeated us in Perth it was an immeadiate sign for the...