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What went wrong with the Wallabies?
A few closer looks at key moments of the Springboks and Wallabies game shows what went wrong with the Australians.
The Wallabies’ 38-12 loss to the Springboks in Brisbane is a worrying sign for the Australians, who are trying to find chemistry with a new coach, combinations and players, but there’s no denying the talent in the side; so what went wrong?
The Roar’s Scott Allen breaks down the key moment from the Rugby Championship encounter, pointing out the Springboks’ strengths and the Wallabies’ weaknesses and clear failure to capitalise on try-scoring opportunities.
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James N-Y
September 10, 2013 at 15:19
You could look at it like that but you could also say “What went right with the Boks?” #WLR
Jeremy Proome
September 10, 2013 at 15:26
Haha, totally. The Boks were far more dominant throughout the game. I think even a more spirited Wallaby performance wouldn’t have even touched the Boks, but that said, the Wallabies do seem to be lacking a game plan.
James N-Y
September 10, 2013 at 22:28
Ya, i think that they thought a new coach would bring change straight away. I think they need to stop looking at individual performances and look at the team as a whole, some players aren’t a great fit for the team, and the off the ball discipline is lacking! That “jump” that Cooper made into Habana was uncalled for, he was lucky that the move resulted in a De Villers try.