Exeter sign Australia Test star
Exeter Chiefs sign Australia international second row Dean Mumm on a two-year-deal from Super 15 side New South Wales Waratahs.
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Howley to lead Wales in Australia
Wales coach Warren Gatland will not travel to Australia for this summer’s three-Test tour, with Rob Howley taking temporary charge.
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Australia beat Samoa in classic final to win the Tokyo Sevens
Australia beat Samoa 28-26 in a dramatic Tokyo Sevens final earlier today, coming from behind to score a last minute try then slot a touchline conversion. It’s their first tournament win of the current HSBC Sevens World Series.
Wearing lime green, Australia made their way through the tournament playing some inspired rugby, culminating in their impressive win over Samoa in the Cup Final.
“We’ve really come a long way, it’s not easy to win a cup final. They showed a lot of tenacity, courage and commitment against Samoa. It was an extraordinary final and I’m really proud of them,” said Australia coach Michael O’Connor.
Captain Ed Jenkins scored the decisive try at 26-21 to Samoa, giving Matt Lucas the unenviable task of having to slot the dropkicked conversion to win the game. As you can see in the highlights below, his never didn’t falter and Australia won the game on the final whistle.
“It’s a pretty young squad and we had an idea today that we should never give up until the final whistle, and we never gave up,” said skipper Jenkins.
New Zealand, who were beaten 17-12 by Samoa in the semi final, stretched their lead at the top of the overall standings. They now lead Fiji by six points on 128, Fiji are at 122, and South Africa are third with 105. Australia are up to six place now, with 84 points.
The next round, and penultimate of the series, is in Scotland May 5-6.
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British & Irish Lions fixtures for 2013 tour of Australia
This week the tour schedule for the British & Irish Lions tour of Australia in 2013 was announced, with the tourists being tested in 10 fixtures, including three tests and a first ever opening games against the Barbarians in Hong Kong.
Lions Tour Manager Andy Irvine said: “It is fitting that after one of the finest Rugby World Cup Tournaments ever, all eyes are looking towards the next great rugby adventure â the 2013 British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia â now the fixtures have been announced.
“The Tour is now definitively alive and that is an extremely exciting prospect. A Lions Tour remains the ‘Everest’ in terms of players’ goals and achievements and that goes in tandem with the huge volume of support the Lions attract as the greatest touring team of all.
“This 10-game Tour will not only bring together the best Britain and Ireland has to offer it will also make Lions history with an opening game in Hong Kong against the Barbarians.
With three Test matches and six provincial games in Australia, the next Lions Tour will take place 125 years after the Lions first toured Australia and will be the next defining chapter in Lionsâ history. We hope as many fans as possible will join the team on this incredible journey.”
Below are the fixtures, and below that in our Related Posts section we’ve got ten classic Lions videos from previous tours for you to have a browse through.
Date
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Location
Sat 1 June 2013
Barbarians
Hong Kong
Wed 5 June 2013
Western Force
Perth
Sat 8 June 2013
Queensland Reds
Brisbane
Wed 12 June 2013
Combined Country
Newcastle
Sat 15 June 2013
NSW Waratahs
Sydney
Tue 18 June 2013
ACT Brumbies
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Australia
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Tue 25 June 2013
Melbourne Rebels
Melbourne
Sat 29 June 2013
Australia
Melbourne
Sat 6 July 2013
Australia
Sydney
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Sharpe to see out career in Australia
Wallabies lock Nathan Sharpe has ruled out a big money move overseas and has vowed to finish his career in Australia.
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Australia recall fit again Beale to face Wales
Australia coach Robbie Deans recalls Kurtley Beale at full-back after injury for Friday’s World Cup third place play-off against Wales.
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Awesome All Blacks crush Australia
New Zealand storm to their first World Cup final since 1995 with a ruthless 20-6 victory over great rivals Australia in Auckland.
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Rugby World Cup Winners – Australia 1991
A month ago we brought you a fantastic documentary charting the success of the All Blacks at the 1987 Rugby World Cup. Today, on the eve of the 2011 Quarter Finals, we take a look at the Wallabies’ campaign of 1991.
With superstar wing David Campese in the form of his life, Australia did what they couldn’t do four years earlier and made it to the final. Campo scored six tries and set up many others, including the famous miracle pass to Tim Horan against New Zealand in the semi final.
The Man of the Tournament was in good company, as young John Eales was immense, particularly in the final, and Nick Far Jones, Tim Horan, and Michael Lynagh all played large roles in the first of Australia’s two Rugby World Cup titles.
The tournament was jointly hosted by five countries, with France hosting the most matches, but the opening match and final were played at Twickenham in England.
The tournament actually has the unenviable stat of having the lowest average points per match of any other world cup. While in 1987 the average was 50.7, in 1991 it was 37.4, and since then it hasn’t dropped below 50 again.
The final of the stayed true to the low scoring stats as Australia continued their fine defensive record and came away 12-6 winners. They conceded just three tries in the tournament.
The following documentary has brilliant footage from all the biggest matches, and includes excellent insight from the players themselves, making it a must watch for all rugby fans. Enjoy.
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Ireland produce the shock of the World Cup so far by beating Tri-Nations champions Australia 15-6 in their Pool C match at Eden Park.
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Tiger Woods Claims Australian Masters Win at Kingston Heath Golf Club in Melbourne, Australia
Tiger Woods Claims Australian Masters Win at Kingston Heath Golf Club in Melbourne, Australia
Victoria’s hefty investment in Tiger Woods has returned a healthy dividend in the form of the 2009 JBWere Australian Masters title, the 0,000 first prize and the champion’s yellow jacket, all safely secured by the world No.1 at Kingston Heath on Sunday.
Woods, the joint leader after 54 holes with Australians Greg Chalmers and James Nitties, fired a final-round 68 at the historic 6455-metre, par-72 layout in Melbourne’s renowned sandbelt to prevail at 14-under by two shots from Chalmers (70) in outright second.
Francois Delamontagne of France elevated himself from amongst the also-rans with weekend rounds of 68 and 69 for a share of third place on 10-under with Jason Dufner (70) of the USA, while Nitties (73) rounded out the top five at minus-nine.
“It was a great day today,” a satisfied Woods told his media conference.
“All the guys have raved about this golf course and I understand why.”
“I enjoy all the sandbelt courses, really, because it brings back shot-making, something that we don’t see enough of in the States.”
Clad in his customary Sunday red, Woods constructed a copybook birdie at the first to signal that Saturday’s misadventures, when he carded a frustrating and unsatisfactory 72, were well and truly behind him.
In fine, warm conditions, the 14-time major winner made his move with successive birdies at five and six.
First, he offered his huge gallery the thrills they were craving with a seven-iron to the pin for a gimme at the 351-metre par-four fifth for the outright lead, followed by a sand wedge to inches at the next for a tap-in to extend it.
Woods’ most telling shot of the day was at the par-five 12th when he smashed a fairway wood from 268 metres to within four metres of the flag, setting up another birdie for a three-shot break on his rivals, though he later credited a clutch putt for par at nine for helping to maintain his momentum.
But it didn’t all go the champion’s way.
A furious Woods blamed an overenthusiastic photographer for his wayward approach which was to cost him a shot at 13 – his one blemish for the round – and a par at the par-five 14th was an opportunity lost.
“I felt I was in control of the tournament after I made that birdie on 12 and a photographer took the control right away from me,” Woods told his media conference.
“He took a few shots on my downswing, I flinched and made bogey.”
“I don’t mind players taking away the control, but not when something happens from outside.”
It was when he holed a three-metre birdie putt at the 142-metre par-three 15th that Woods effectively slammed the door shut on his rivals.
Critical of the softness of the Kingston Heath greens on Saturday, Woods said they were only marginally better for the final round.
“They were faster today but they still were holding and you could be quite aggressive going to some of these flags,” he said.
“Even downwind the ball wasn’t going to get away from you – you still had a chance to spin the ball which is normally not the case.”
The champion was kept honest by Chalmers who managed a couple of early birdies and remained thereabouts despite a dropped shot at the 173-metre par-three eighth.
What really hurt the 36-year-old, however, was his failure to convert two gilt-edged birdie opportunities when he most needed to on the back nine at 14 and 16.
“Even though I finished second, I’m thrilled he (Woods) was here, I wish he would come every couple of years,” said a gracious Chalmers.
“It’s been a pretty fantastic week with the crowd and the atmosphere we had as golfers, it was like a football crowd brought to the golf.”
“That was special, very exciting and it made you play better – it certainly did for me, anyway.”
Woods’ victory was warmly welcomed by Victorian premier John Brumby whose state government attracted criticism in some quarters for agreeing to underwrite Woods’ million appearance fee which was double the total prize money for the tournament.
The size of the final day crowd – 25,132 – was a useful barometer of the tournament’s outstanding success on almost every level.
Adam Bland’s 67 was the best of Sunday’s rounds while two former Masters champions, Craig Spence, the 1999 winner and Aaron Baddeley (2007) both matched Woods’ 68.
Defending titleholder Rod Pampling fired a final-round 73 to finish equal-14th at minus-four overall.
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Have fun in the Snow in the Snowy Mountains Australia
Have fun in the Snow in the Snowy Mountains Australia
Jindabyne overlooking Lake Jindabyne close to the Snowy Mountains is a popular ski holiday destination and is home to many famous ski resorts in the Kosciuszko National Park. It is one of the highest settlements in Australia. Tourism is the leading stay of this town, which has a lot of sports rental shops and various types of accommodation facilities to cater to the requirements of tourists.
As one of the highest settlements in Australia, Jindabyne is a popular tourist getaway, shooting location for Hollywood movies, and a snow sports hub as well. It’s a thriving destination that offers a range of accommodation choices and outdoor leisure activities to visitors who throng this scenic spot. The Snowy Mountains that extend across the Monaro Plains run through the Kosciuszko National Park, the largest of its kind in Australia.
Present day Jindabyne was created during the late 1960s when the original town was flooded due to the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme. Renowned for trout fishing, skiing and winter sports, this town was inhabited in the 1820 by European settlers who were engaged in farming and sheep grazing
There is no lack of fun and thrilling activities in this destination. Enjoy a thrilling ride along the Alpine way, enjoy the ride of your life across the high country, or set out to honeycomb the beautiful city centers and streets which are dotted with majestic historical landmarks.
Adventure sports lovers will feel at home at Jindabyne. From skiing to trout fishing at the Threbdo River to caving, there is something to try and do for every traveler visiting Jindabyne. The Yarrangobilly Caves located in the northern part of Kosciuszko National Park are another must see. Interesting and eerie, these caves are appealing attractions this side of town.
The Gaden Trout Hatchery situated alongside the Thredbo River near Jindabyne is the main center of trout fishing and breeding in the whole of the country. A horse ride in the hinterland would help you take a glance at the unseen and the unexplored. Encounter the Australian untamed Brumby horses, explore the Snowy Mountains, or enjoy the distillery trails that would take you to some of the most prominent vineyards in this part of the country.
Not many places can match the sheer multitude of accommodation choices as Jindabyne. From cost effective accommodation options like bed & breakfasts, motels, lodges and hostels to alfresco accommodation options like caravan, camping and hotels, there’s something for everyone here.
Self-contained cottages and pet friendly hotels are popular choices among holidaymakers as well. From family vacations to romantic weekends and corporate holidays, Jindabyne hotels are well suited for your every need.
In case you’re looking for a quaint accommodation alternative, then check into any chalet overlooking picturesque Lake Jindabyne, which is also easily accessible to shopping centres and tourist activities like boating and bowling. Ample parking in a rural location, ski rental and other recreational equipments are also available here.
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All Blacks retain the Bledisloe Cup with convincing win over Australia
There was a special feeling at Eden Park as the All Blacks defeated the Wallabies 30-14 in front of an expectant Auckland crowd, retaining the Bledisloe Cup and putting themselves in a great position to take the 2011 Tri Nations title.
Yesterday there were a number on internationals taking place, with some sides looking more impressive than others. In fact, perhaps the All Blacks (of the New Zealand variety) were the only side that looked like anything worthy of taking the big title in a few months time. They’re yards ahead of the opposition at this stage.
But, that is what these warm up games, and the Tri Nations, are all about.
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Wales’ World Cup opponents Samoa stun Australia with a 32-23 victory in Sydney.
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Danny Cipriani Says He Gets No Sympathy In Uk To Is Off To Australia
Danny Cipriani Says He Gets No Sympathy In Uk To Is Off To Australia
Depressed Danny: I get no sympathy here.. that’s why I’m off to Australia
Cipriani kicked a hat-trick of penalties at Adams Park where long-time leaders Saracens were denied a single scoring chance.
He then left the field applauding those who had made the effort to see one of his last performances in English rugby.
After the game the talk was of a gifted young English player who has “no limitations to play unbelievably at fly-half”.
But even then the man being hailed by Saracens boss Brendan Venter was not Cipriani, but his full-back Alex Goode.
It was all rather sad, particularly viewed against the backdrop of Cipriani’s admission the “negativity” towards him plunged him into depression as he was overlooked by Martin Johnson.
“There has been so much negativity surrounding me, from coaches, pundits, all sorts of others. It’s been depressing. I’ve never made any secret of the fact I want to have a career with England. I could have improved so much by now if I’d been given the chance. The best way to get away from all the negativity is to go to Melbourne.”
For Cipriani not to acknowledge any fault on his own part in this sorry saga is both revealing and highly relevant.
Unquestionably he is a talent but he has been his own worst enemy. What a pity that more of those close to him chose not to point that out.
“My rugby has made me depressed and I have to get back to feeling good about myself and back to being called confident, not arrogant,” he said. When I came through as an 18-year-old I could never have dreamt I’d feel so down about my rugby as I have been lately.”
The governing body’s director of elite rugby, Rob Andrew, conceded yesterday that no such agreement exists, but insisted England had received assurances from the player’s advisers that his contract covered all training sessions and rest periods between Tests. However, his contract does not contain such detail.
Stade owner Max Guazzini is incensed by the rigid stance of England and the RFU, given that his club have an injury crisis and have released their player whenever they have been asked to do so. They have issued a written warning to Haskell for missing training, brought in independent legal advisers to verify his absence and have made threats about re-negotiating his contract.
Haskell spoke to Stade yesterday and is aware of the scale of their anger. But the RFU are determined to avoid this becoming a test case which opens the way for French clubs to either withdraw players or demand compensation for allowing them to fulfil England duties.
Haskell has been told that if he goes back to play for Stade, he will be banished from the squad and may struggle to fight his way back. As one source put it: ‘They’re going to hang him out to dry and if it means he’s the sacrificial lamb, then so be it.’
Cipriani put his disillusionment to one side yesterday to kick Wasps back into the Premiership’s top four against long-time leaders Saracens.
The visitors crashed to their third defeat in four league games and left Venter cursing their lack of intensity in a first-half dominated by a rejuvenated Wasps pack.
Cipriani put them ahead with a penalty in the second minute and added a second eight minutes later. Before half-time he had the chance to bury Saracens yet missed two chances. But he sealed the deal soon after the break.
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Twenty five years on, this game could be the last leg for the Australians to grab the elusive Home Nations Grand Slam. To support Ashley for the day, we have the support of the Grand Slam winning fly half – Mark Ella, who can look back at the current tour & that of 25 years ago.<br />
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Match day host is the English Premiership’s most experienced referee – Ashley Rowden. His knowledge of the game & relationship with the players across the last 20 years will provide with you all the inside information for today’s match. Joining him will be legends from the Welsh team of the last 20 years including heroes such as Mervyn Davies & Alan Bateman.<br />
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Italy Azzurri (the Blues) vs Wallabies Australia || live HD Rugby TV End of Year Internationals 2010
Italy Azzurri (the Blues) vs Wallabies Australia || live HD Rugby TV End of Year Internationals 2010
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Prediction: The Wallabies may be reeling from back-to-back defeats but they still boast too much class for an Italian side that has plenty of forward grunt but lacks the backline flair to pose a real threat.
Trivia: Wallabies playmaker Cooper will have fond memories of playing Italy, having scored his first Test try on debut against the Azzurri in 2008.
Match scheduled:
Date:
20-11-2010
Play Time
14:00 until 16:00GMT
15:00 until 17:00CET
16:00 until 18:00EET
03:00 until 05:00NZT
02:00 until 04:00NZST
01:00 until 03:00EDT/AUS
End of Year Internationals
Italy – Player to Watch: Italy boss Nick Mallett has handed a surprise debut to 20-year-old scrum-half Edoardo Gori, who will be hoping his pack have one of their better days at the office to ensure he has time to think.
Italy – Team News: Debutant Gori starts in tandem with Brive fly-half Luciano Orquera following an injury to Australian-born playmaker Craig Gower while Alberto Sgarbi is called into the midfield. Hooker Fabio Ongaro also replaces Leonardo Ghiraldini, Andrea Lo Cicero is in at loose-head for Salvatore Perugini and flanker Paul Derbyshire is named in the back-row ahead of Roberto Barbieri.
Australia – Player to Watch: Fly-half Quade Cooper was singled out for criticism in the wake of the loss to England and was uncharacteristically quiet at Twickenham. Expect him to explode back into life in Florence.
Australia – Team News: Matt Giteau and Benn Robinson have been axed with midweek skipper Berrick Barnes drafted in at No.12 and promising Reds prop James Slipper taking over Robinson’s loose-head berth. Brumbies lock Mark Chisholm drops out of the starting XV in favour of Reds youngster Rob Simmons, who is set to make his full debut. Scrum-half Will Genia also misses out due to a rib injury, meaning that Luke Burgess partners Cooper at halfback. Lachie Turner starts on the wing after James O’Connor returned to Australia to attend a funeral.
Italy v Australia – Match Facts:
Italy v Australia All-time record: Played 12; Australia won 12 ; Italy won 0
Biggest winning margin: Australia: 48, 69-21 at Telstra Dome, 2005, Ita: N/A
Highest score: Aus 69 (69-21) at Telstra Dome, 2005, Ita: 21(69-21) at Telstra Dome, 2005
Longest winning sequence: Aus: 11 tests – Oct 22, 1983 to present day, Ita: N/A
Most tries: Aus: 11 (69-21) at Telstra Dome, 2005, Ita: 3 (69-21) at Telstra Dome, 2005
Longest winning sequence: Aus: 11 tests – Oct 22, 1983 to present day, Ita: N/A
Most points (individual) : Aus: Michael Lynagh 46; Sam: Ennio Ponzi, 22
Most tries (individual) : Aus: David Campese, 6; Ita: 14 players, 1
Most points in a Test: Aus: 23 Michael Lynagh at Stadio Flaminio, 1988; Ita: 18 Ramiro Pez at Stadio Flaminio, 2006.
Team
15
FB
Luke McLean
14
W
Tommaso Benvenuti
13
C
Gonzalo Canale
12
C
Alberto Sgarbi
11
W
Mirco Bergamasco
10
FH
Luciano Orquera
9
SH
Edoardo Gori
1
P
Andrea Lo Cicero Vaina
2
H
Fabio Ongaro
3
P
Martin Castrogiovanni
4
L
Carlo Antonio del Fava
5
L
Quintin Geldenhuys
6
F
Paul Derbyshire
7
F
Alessandro Zanni
8
N8
Sergio Parisse
Australia
Team
15
FB
Kurtley Beale
14
W
Lachie Turner
13
C
Adam Ashley-Cooper
12
C
Berrick Barnes
11
W
Drew Mitchell
10
FH
Quade Cooper
9
SH
Luke Burgess
1
P
James Slipper
2
H
Stephen Moore
3
P
Ben Alexander
4
L
Rob Simmons
5
L
Nathan Sharpe
6
F
Rocky Elsom
7
F
David Pocock
8
N8
Ben McCalman
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Rugby – Australia Facing South Africa in Tri-Nations on Saturday
Rugby – Australia Facing South Africa in Tri-Nations on Saturday
Australia is preparing to face South Africa on Saturday in Perth during the Tri-Nations. After three losses in a row â the latest against New Zealand last weekend â the Wallabies are at the bottom of the standings; the team and its coach, Robbie Dean, are training hard and making a series of roster changes in order to prime themselves for the match. The match will be a decisive one for the Wallabies; the team must win its remaining games for a chance to win the title. A series of injuries have plagued the team and left key players out of the game. In a new move to resolve the problem, Coach Dean has called in six members of the Western Force side in order to solidify his team. Thus, with Wallabies captain Stirling Mortlock out for the rest of the tournament, and Nathan Sharpe and inside center Berrick Barnes both sidelined after injuries in Saturdayâs match against New Zealand, Dean has called for reinforcements. Ryan Cross will be replacing Barnes, although he will start at outside center while Adam Ashley-Cooper will play inside. Mark Chisholm, who has recovered from a dislocated wrist, will replace Sharpe at lock. Not all the injured players, however, need be replaced. It was announced this week that James OâConnor and Rocky Elsom had passed their fitness tests and would rejoin the Australian team. OâConnor was named to start at fullback after overcoming a leg injury, while Elsom was cleared to start at blindside flanker after recovering from an ankle problem. The coach also made two additional changes unrelated to injury: Peter Hynes is on the wing while Ben Alexander will replace Al Baxter as tighthead. Despite the changes, the Wallabies remain confident in their players and in their teamâs depth; they still hope for a positive outcome this Saturday. South Africa has previously proven that it is stronger than the Australian team; in a match earlier this month in Cape Town, South Africa defeated the Wallabies 29-17 due to a very effective kicking game. As a result, Australia has focused a large part of its training and preparation on kicking. “We’ve been working pretty hard over the last 18 months on our attacking kicking and that includes contestable, putting up high balls, the cross-field kicks to wingers and the little grubbers,” Lachie Turner said. “We’ve been working hard on finding space all over the field and giving ourselves options to find it, and our kickers have been doing it well.â He also pointed out that each team has a weakness; the Wallabies have had enough time to watch South Africa and learn its Achillesâ heel. Although he didnât deign to mention what South Africaâs weakness was, he did say that the Wallabies were prepared for Saturday. In the last few days, all of the teamâs cleared players have proven their fitness. Both the coach and the team itself believe that they are ready to face South Africa this weekend. We hope the best for both teams.
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NRL Australia LIVE PC:Enjoy Rugby Live Battle betwwen Newcastle Knights vs Sea Eagles online stream Watch Now on Air[2nd August]
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Green invasion might not get what they came, England V Australia rugby
Green invasion might not get what they came, England V Australia rugby
Keeping with previous treks to Australia, amid the Friday night buzz of downtown Brisbane there was a palpable sense of another impending Green Army invasion. The ex-pats have converged like moths to a flame, from all corners of Australia and even Singapore and no doubt beyond.
Tricolours not only bedecked plenty of bars around town but apartments too on roads leading to Suncorp Stadium in Milton to the north of the city. Any Irish person living in “Briz” tells of every floor space being taken up. The Irish are coming. It should all make for a cracking sense of occasion.
Suncorp, home to the Queensland rugby league and lately union sides, has almost sold out to its 52,000 capacity. Yesterday the ground echoed to the Irish kickers familiarising themselves with the steepling stands, which lend weight to Les Kiss’s “lunchbox” description of the stadium.
Ronan O’Gara appeared more animated than Jonathan Sexton, perhaps as the pressure is off him to a degree, but he must be in a strange place. On 99 caps, he is set to become only the third Irish player to reach a century, yet won’t know if today will be the day.
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You’d hope, for his sake, that he either comes on and kicks the winning penalty or instead leads the side out in one of the November Tests at the Aviva, either of which would be preferable to a five-minute run-on with the game already won.
As with that scenario, the line-ups add to the slightly surreal backdrop. With both sides ravaged by injuries, Australia retain only two of the pack and four of the backs from the sides that met each other last November, while similarly, Ireland retain two of the pack and five of the backs.
One ventures Ireland haven’t encountered such an unproven tight five in yonks, but against that Ireland’s tight five is not at optimum level either. On top of this, Cian Healy was a minor concern yesterday when sitting out the captain’s run with a back strain.
It’s hard to envisage either side having a pronounced edge at scrum time, less so that Gert Smal and his troops will have rectified the evident confusion at lineout time against the All Blacks. Seán Cronin, thrown in at the deep end there, hung in gamily and should also be better for the experience, while this looks, finally, to be Tony Buckley’s breakthrough tour.
But ultimately, how the Irish backrow can impose themselves on Rocky Elsom, David Pocock and Richard Brown, and in the contact/breakdown area especially, probably holds the key. The more influential plays they can come up with, the better Ireland’s chances.
Regarding Jennings, Elsom observed “his effectiveness often gets missed if you’re watching the telecast but when you’re playing with him or playing against him, you realise how much influence he can have on a match.”
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Brian O’Driscoll, meanwhile, agreed with Kidney that a good start is critical, all the more so after going 10-0 down in 11 minutes against the All Blacks (even before Jamie Heaslip was sent off) and 15-0 down after 13 minutes against the Maoris.
“Starting well and just getting a bit of consistency about our game and giving them respect but not too much respect. Definitely trying to impose our game on them is a must. I think we’ve shown great components of it during the tour, but just in fits and starts. It just has to be an 80-minute job.”
What’s more, Ireland have been exposed to more of a higher tempo, ball-in-hand game with which Australia are further down the road with. By contrast too, Ireland’s counter-attacking game is also under-developed. In light of all this, it would be a phenomenal achievement to register a first win in 24 attempts and 31 years since Ireland last beat a Tri-Nations side in the Southern Hemisphere. Corporate Hospitality Group provides England V Australia Hospitality with best prices.
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