Australia v IrelandInternational Ireland by mon_the_REDS (U11613490) 10 June 2008 Lets hear your thoughts on the Australia Ireland game this saturday. We already know what the Irish lineup looks like Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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fabuniquemembername (U10775997) posted Jun 14, 2008 John Hayes struggling with his binding. Now there's a shock.
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fabuniquemembername (U10775997) posted Jun 14, 2008 If Ireland had started with Reddan, they would have won.
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huckerville (U5623383) posted Jun 14, 2008 That game should have been won by Ireland. A great effort, but carelessness and some bad decision- making cost us dear. We outplayed the Aussies in every respect and should have had the accuracy to secure the win. A word for the referee - awful.
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lesleymsaunders (U9005782) posted Jun 14, 2008
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poorpaddy99 (U12330856) posted Jun 14, 2008 Yet again, Ireland lose because of bad refereeing decisions. They were they better team today, Kearney was incredible, yet every time they were near to a try the Australians are given a penalty. Most disgraceful was when the Aussie full back was tackled onm his own line, three Irish players got to him, he didn't release the ball and instead of a penalty try the Irish got a scrum.
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captaincarot (U6704216) posted Jun 14, 2008 unl;ucky ireland, you could have had that one.
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lesleymsaunders (U9005782) posted Jun 14, 2008 We lost it at the lineout, only Forwards can WIN games the errors do count. 2 nearly trys do not count! [before the o'driscoll try] we need to improve the set pieces and the accuracy.
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Goondiwindi (U9055465) posted Jun 14, 2008 '78 minutes: Ireland are pounding the Aussie defence, the seconds are ticking, but the green and gold ain't budging'
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ManofMunster (U3030595) posted Jun 14, 2008 too many stupid mistakes. lineout was shocking again.
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