World Rugby - 2023 Thread

[Happy As Larry]

[DrWilly]

It was a good game, but NZ have every right to feel aggrieved. That first Bok try was not a try… should have been ruled knock on.

[DrWilly]

Aussies win the game in the final minute.

[DrWilly]

Boks win again in a close, and rather messy arm wrestle.

Australia capitulate like a seconds schools side to the Pumas.

[harrybarracuda]

This has got to be scraping the bottom of the barrel.

Argentina 67-27 Australia: Wallabies handed record-breaking Test defeat in Rugby Championship

"What's next?

Australia host New Zealand on Saturday September 21 (6.45am ko)"

[DrWilly]

I think you underestimate how good Argentina are these days.











And Australia are shite.

[PlanK]

Why are you posting in the 2023 thread?


Don't try and tell me you're trying to relive the old days when Aus were good.

[david44]

Don't try and tell me you're trying to relive the old days when Aus were good.

Some are Zambicapped yet others give not a toss.

[DrWilly]

Why are you posting in the 2023 thread?


Don't try and tell me you're trying to relive the old days when Aus were good.

I can only blame the trauma of watching the game, but let’s be honest I’d have to go back a lot further than 12 months to find a time when the Wallabies were good.

[PlanK]

^
Late 90's as far I remember. Would love to see the Bledisloe regain it's place as the most prized trophy.

Cricket aside, sadly Australia wants to be the America of the South Pacific and excel in games that only they play

[DrWilly]

Yup, specifically 1998-2022