Full Version: THE AUSSIES TO KICK SOME ENGLISH BUTT TODAY
GO THE AUSSIES TODAY IN RUGBY LEAGUE AND RUGBY UNION AGAINST THE POMS
AUSTRALIA WINS IN RUGBY UNION
21 TO 18 YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY
21 TO 18 YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY
AUSTRALIA...44 SMASHES GREAT BRITIAN.....4 IN RUGBY LEAGUE
Excellent!, that has cheered me up!
IM GLAD THAT CHEERED YOU UP IAC NOW HERES SOMTHING TO MAKE YOU SMILE EVEN MORE 
Awesome Aussies do it again
13:50 AEDT Sun Nov 28 2004
Sensational, incredible, awesome, amazing - that's how the Australian players summed up their match-winning first half in the Tri Nations final against Great Britain at Elland Road.
The Kangaroos set up their 44-4 victory with an exhilarating opening 40 minutes, scoring six tries to silence the 40,000-strong crowd and maintain their 31-year stranglehold over the Lions.
It was the biggest win by an Australian team in England - surpassing the Kangaroos' 50-12 victory at Swinton in 1963 - and prompted coach Wayne Bennett to declare his 2004 outfit the equal of any side to tour Great Britain.
"That first 40 minutes, over here on Great Britain soil, is the best I have been involved with," captain and man of the match Darren Lockyer said.
"We put a big score on them (in Sydney in 2002) but to do it over here in that manner was something I will never forget."
Lockyer, playing his first game against Great Britain in this year's tournament and only his second since returning from a rib injury, was outstanding and played a part in all Australia's first half tries.
Of his support cast, fullback Anthony Minichiello was the pick.
The pair tormented the Lions, Minichiello crossing for two tries including a stunning effort in the 13th minute in which he and Lockyer combined to put Australia deep in attack.
On the next play the captain sent his fullback through a gaping hole and the floodgates opened.
"Our first 40 was awesome," Minichiello said.
"We just started fast and got a roll on. Everyone knew during the week there was a bit of pressure on us. The pressure brings out the best in all the players and that's what it did tonight."
Centre Willie Tonga also grabbed a try double in the first half and Lockyer helped himself to a thrilling four-pointer of his own, taking a miraculous pass from Nathan Hindmarsh and racing 50 metres to score.
The second half was played in an eerie atmosphere as Australia took its foot off the accelerator and Great Britain supporters resigned themselves to another defeat.
"That was unbelievable, incredible," said prop Shane Webcke, who only played after passing a last-minute fitness test on his right knee.
"It was just one of those rare things that happen where everything just stuck.
Awesome Aussies do it again
13:50 AEDT Sun Nov 28 2004
Sensational, incredible, awesome, amazing - that's how the Australian players summed up their match-winning first half in the Tri Nations final against Great Britain at Elland Road.
The Kangaroos set up their 44-4 victory with an exhilarating opening 40 minutes, scoring six tries to silence the 40,000-strong crowd and maintain their 31-year stranglehold over the Lions.
It was the biggest win by an Australian team in England - surpassing the Kangaroos' 50-12 victory at Swinton in 1963 - and prompted coach Wayne Bennett to declare his 2004 outfit the equal of any side to tour Great Britain.
"That first 40 minutes, over here on Great Britain soil, is the best I have been involved with," captain and man of the match Darren Lockyer said.
"We put a big score on them (in Sydney in 2002) but to do it over here in that manner was something I will never forget."
Lockyer, playing his first game against Great Britain in this year's tournament and only his second since returning from a rib injury, was outstanding and played a part in all Australia's first half tries.
Of his support cast, fullback Anthony Minichiello was the pick.
The pair tormented the Lions, Minichiello crossing for two tries including a stunning effort in the 13th minute in which he and Lockyer combined to put Australia deep in attack.
On the next play the captain sent his fullback through a gaping hole and the floodgates opened.
"Our first 40 was awesome," Minichiello said.
"We just started fast and got a roll on. Everyone knew during the week there was a bit of pressure on us. The pressure brings out the best in all the players and that's what it did tonight."
Centre Willie Tonga also grabbed a try double in the first half and Lockyer helped himself to a thrilling four-pointer of his own, taking a miraculous pass from Nathan Hindmarsh and racing 50 metres to score.
The second half was played in an eerie atmosphere as Australia took its foot off the accelerator and Great Britain supporters resigned themselves to another defeat.
"That was unbelievable, incredible," said prop Shane Webcke, who only played after passing a last-minute fitness test on his right knee.
"It was just one of those rare things that happen where everything just stuck.
Yep thats British teams for you. They look great until they actually meet a team that can play. 
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh well me old pommy mates there is always next year and the year after that and the one after that........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................time keeps on ticking ticking ticking into the future.
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Well, it might just have to be the next World Cup Final - shame it won't be in front of the home crowd again.
That would be TOO cruel.
The kangeroo shaggers can have every result from now until eternity, because we will allways have that world cup win on the home soil of this sporting great nation.
After all, thats about all you lot have going for you. Culture in aussie is a decent cherry yoghurt, the women are like she male shot putters , your contribution to world ciusine is the bbq, and its such a great country that half of you have left it to live in Earls court, nuff said
After all, thats about all you lot have going for you. Culture in aussie is a decent cherry yoghurt, the women are like she male shot putters , your contribution to world ciusine is the bbq, and its such a great country that half of you have left it to live in Earls court, nuff said
This would all be moot if the Americans ever decided to take it up, LOL... 
yeah well................ england aren't as good as they were
Don't get me started on Aussies........ 
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| Don't get me started on Aussies........ |
oh go on please do
My ex was an Aussie and I have to say he's put me off them for life! I've never met such an arrogant, pompous w***er in all my life, i'm amazed I managed to stay with him for the year that we were together!
Alas all the other male aussies i've met have been the same!
Alas all the other male aussies i've met have been the same!
You need to meet some Aussie bikers lady instead of limp wristed faggot Aussies
Oh well, Its only a game...
LOVE IT! By the way, I never liked being on the side that said; "it's only a game". LOL
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