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Australia A has today named its team, including four World Cup Wallabies, to play Japan in Fukuoka in the opening round of the iRB Pacific Nations Cup on Sunday.
rugby.com.au | Strong Australia A team named for Pacific Nations Cup opener against Japan
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what a great team! Turinui as captain yay! Hodgson & Cowan & McIsaac for the Force![]()
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can't see japan being anything more than a speedhump
not when we have a team like that![]()
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and the fact that japan are rugby noobs
haha yehh... that too.
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don't know why they even try..
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remember when we put 100 pts on em at last years world cup ...... good times good times
Australia A by 60pts
haha that was my favourite game of the entire cup!!![]()
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Tahu will cut lose and score 2 tries. You read it here first. Go TIM TAM!!!
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"He who conquers others is strong; he who conquers himself is mighty." – Lao Tzu
i was a little dissapointed with the force representation but then i thought about it and realised it was only due to U20 callup and injuries that we dont have the rest of the force team in there
go you good things!
My wife doesn't believe that you pronounce the name of the Japanese Place as it is written. Love to be the commentator!!
The Japanese pronunciation of "F" is a cross between an F and an H (these letters are often interchanged when using roman/English characters to spell Japanese words) and the "u" is pronounced a bit like the u in "duuuude" (Bill and Ted version)...
and here endeth the resson!