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    I disagree that Stephen Donald cost us the match.

    Yes, that kick was a shocker (as was the penalty he missed, but Carter missed penalties too), but the Aussies had the wood on the ABs for the first 30 minutes and the last 20 minutes of that game.

    When the ABs were firing (which was only about 30 minutes), we put 24 unanswered points on them. Ultimately, you can't play less than half the game well and expect to win.

    I don't mind that we lost, TBH - I would rather the coaches said "Sod it, let's blood some new players (or combinations) in a dead rubber" and put as many new guys on the field as they could.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher View Post
    Things always fall to a low ebb in the All Blacks when Waikato fans demand representation in the national team.
    If Ma Nonu spent less time on his make up and more time at tackle practice, things wouldn't be at a low ebb - he was directly responsible for the first Aussie try.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mully View Post
    I disagree that Stephen Donald cost us the match.

    Yes, that kick was a shocker (as was the penalty he missed, but Carter missed penalties too), but the Aussies had the wood on the ABs for the first 30 minutes and the last 20 minutes of that game.

    When the ABs were firing (which was only about 30 minutes), we put 24 unanswered points on them. Ultimately, you can't play less than half the game well and expect to win.

    I don't mind that we lost, TBH - I would rather the coaches said "Sod it, let's blood some new players (or combinations) in a dead rubber" and put as many new guys on the field as they could.
    Lets not forget the Aussies missed 4 in the first 20 minutes,personally i was glad of the Aussie win and being a Deans fan hope they do it again next year in the final,if thats what it takes to be rid of Henry so be it.That game reeked of the All Blacks loss to France in the 1/4s last world cup ie a predetermined game plan that he wouldnt change,Carter could/should have played the whole game and to take him off at 60 minutes shows Henrys arrogance once again.
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    The Man From Waiuku River – an Ode to Stephen Donald

    The Man From Waiuku River – an Ode to Stephen Donald

    There was movement on the sidelines, for the word had got around
    Replacement fly-half Stephen Donald was soon to take the ground

    The game was all-but over, the Darkness held the lead
    The Wallabies were clearly shagged, it was time to about concede.

    The Men-in-Gold were down by 12 and it had all been seen before
    Sookface had just come on, as Gits was shown the door.

    But just when all seemed hopeless and the only outcome was defeat
    The Man from Waiuku River rose ungainly to his feet.

    His warm-up on the sideline was something of a farce
    He’s not very good at kicking, and he can hardly fucking pass

    When Smug Ted dragged Dan Carter, ‘cause his ankle was near shot
    The look on Richie’s face said “Ol’ Ted’s lost the fucking plot”

    For DC on one leg is a better bet than Waiuku River’s two
    Anyone who’d seen him butcher things for Mooloo, knew what he would do

    So the Man from Waiuku River did stumble on into the line
    And it was only seconds later, the sun began to shine

    Gilbert ran the Gilbert with style, poise and grace
    He timed a sweet ball to Shmoo, who had far too much pace

    It was 24-19 as the conversion sailed over from near the 3rd row
    Rocky gathered the boys’ round “With Donald on lads, we’ve got a fucking show!”

    On the Man from Waiuku River did bungle, not stopping to draw breath
    He even had a chance at a penalty goal to win it at the death.

    But for those who know him best, it was always going to shank
    He’s just so God-damn gawky; he’s like a fucking plank.

    But still our Man kept plodding, he wasn’t done with yet
    There was still one more balls-up, as bad as it could get

    For the Man from Waiuku River, again had the ball in his hands
    And to win the game he had to only kick it to the stands

    But alas he stuffed the kick and downfield the ball did soar
    You could almost hear JOC shout “Fuck me dead, I reckon I’m gonna score!”

    And so he did just that, young JOC was now the hero
    On the other side The Man from Waiuku River, a freshly minted zero

    The Wallabies went wild, and the crowd they pissed it up
    “Stick the 10 straight up your arse”, they screamed – they even won a Cup

    And down by Waiuku Riverside, where the youngsters dream of greatness
    They should remember their Stephen Donald, is completely fucking hopeless
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    Tad harsh but bloody well done all the same.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
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    Not him, was Jerry Collins...

    Overall not too fussed about the outcome of that game. After all, it was a dead rubber so Carter was always going to come off after 60. Also good that Donald was exposed now rather than in the RWC finals. Toeva needed some game time so better to give it to him in this game rather than contest with SBW come EOY tour.

    Happy Robbie Deans got some reprive as kind of feel sorry for him. Sure he is the Aussie coach but one day he will also be the AB coach.

    Nonu keeps the opposition backline defense in check. He and SBW will be devasting tomorrow night as the poms can't cover both of them.

    SMASH THE POMS!!!!

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    Some pretty good opinions here I feel.

    Re. Jason Rutledge (might be misspelled) he was a shafted yes. he was man of the match in a lot of ways with southland defending the ranfurly shield for most of the season. the shield being down there did way more for them than any big union having it.

    That final kick into touch was a big fail yes, but that wasn't the only thing Donald failed to do. The kick he missed was pretty standard, and if memory serves me right most kicks previously missed were quite a bit harder. But the fact that he keeps having these wee 'dabs', where he just grubbers the ball in behind the defensive line seems to just be his 'go to' move and that just doesn't work in international rugby.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoon View Post
    Nonu keeps the opposition backline defense in check. He and SBW will be devasting tomorrow night as the poms can't cover both of them.

    SMASH THE POMS!!!!
    It's not like their opposite numbers are small blokes...Mike Tindall will be the smallest bloke in the midfield at 102kg!.

    I'm sure this match must set the record for the heaviest midfield ever?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MisterD View Post
    It's not like their opposite numbers are small blokes...Mike Tindall will be the smallest bloke in the midfield at 102kg!.

    I'm sure this match must set the record for the heaviest midfield ever?
    I am guessing some samoa/tongan/fijian teams produce some fast as big boys. but it will be up there
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dumpty View Post
    I did a mean arse wheelie today!
    What's an "arse wheelie" ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jim.cox View Post
    What's an "arse wheelie" ?
    .....putting Donald in the AB's is a bit of an arse wheelie...I think....(sometimes).....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoon View Post
    Not him, was Jerry Collins...

    Overall not too fussed about the outcome of that game. After all, it was a dead rubber so Carter was always going to come off after 60. Also good that Donald was exposed now rather than in the RWC finals. Toeva needed some game time so better to give it to him in this game rather than contest with SBW come EOY tour.

    Happy Robbie Deans got some reprive as kind of feel sorry for him. Sure he is the Aussie coach but one day he will also be the AB coach.

    Nonu keeps the opposition backline defense in check. He and SBW will be devasting tomorrow night as the poms can't cover both of them.

    SMASH THE POMS!!!!
    I was talking about three Wellington players - Hewson, Collins and Nonu.

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