Boks v Wobblies I
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@barbarian Pat moved to midfield and got his revenge a year later when the Wallabies took back the Bledisloe in Sydney on the night of THAT George Gregan tackle of Jeff Wilson.
He never really became an established Wallaby, but was part of the Brumbies team who won the Super 12 with Eddie Jones and had a decent spell at Leicester too.
He then went on to become a High Performance Sports administrator, including a time as High Performance Chief for Cricket Australia.
Shane Warne called him a muppet: https://www.theroar.com.au/2013/01/29/warne-calls-pat-howard-a-muppet/
He's involved with the Australian Sports Commission and preparations for Brisbane 2032 these days.
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@pakman said in Boks v Wobblies I:
Boks are beatable. Main strike weapon will be maul.
this post actually aged very well.
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@Frank said in Boks v Wobblies I:
Harry Wilson is the kind of 8 we need.
He's a hardworking, eager, blunt weapon that can be very effective when coached in the right direction. Which seems to be happening at the moment.
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Is Tony Brown leading South Africa down the wrong path?
The New Zealander's attacking influence is stark, but it may not be the right approach for the double world champions.
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@pakman said in Boks v Wobblies I:
Hanse Cronje?
@barbarian said in Boks v Wobblies I:
His support play is so underrated. Scores way more tries than he should, just by reading the play and being in the right place at the right time.
I got confused for a minute
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Matt Williams: The Wallabies have answered insults and pettiness in the only way possible
Joe Schmidt can take a bow after Australia exploited a Springbok vulnerability in a way no other team has been able to
