Pretty disappointed Francois.
On a side note I would like to see Quade set up for the drop goal occasionally. Sometimes you'll sense that there is no likelihood of a penalty or a try, as the opposition defence is easily coping with what you are throwing at them. At those times a drop goal can have a huge effect on the opposition moral. Whilst I would prefer to see Australia win with some fluid wide-running rugby, true masters of their respective games can use all aspects of the required skills.
For example, whilst the Beale grubber to AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) almost came off, it really was a very low percentage play to begin with. Presented with static and a strong defence the Wallabies are more inclined to let one of their brilliant players try a one in a million play rather than play the percentages and increase the pressure on the opposition. With the subsequent increase in pressure and the drop in morale, gaps will appear elsewhere that QC (Quade Cooper) and genia can take advantage of.
