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Dunning and Tuqiri
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<blockquote data-quote="InsaneAsylum" data-source="post: 138458"><p>i'll agree on some of that... you're time zone theory is great by the way <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p><p></p><p>dunning has done a lot of work in my opinion, he's still far from the world's best but he's improved the quality of the wallabies front row since the england pack made mince meat out of them and i think he has the right attitude (apart from the late night shenanigans).</p><p></p><p>tiquri on the other hand, a naturally gifted rugby player hasn't shown much hunger and intent since the world cup final in 2003. the last really awesome things I remember him doing are flying over robinson, grabbing the ball in the air and landing across the try line, and gathering the ball and turning to be immediately confronted by balshaw (i think), then ducking and flipping him over his head. both those effort required quick instinctive decisions. that was the tiquiri i enjoyed watching.</p><p></p><p>if this is true, then what's got him down in the dumps? and i find it strange that the two of them are partners in crime off the field... they should take a leaf out of eachothers book. tiquiri should teach dunning skill and dunning should teach tiquiri about hunger and how to kick drop goals.</p><p></p><p>i'm hoping that if tiquiri doesn't want to be part of the wallabies anymore, that's fine, i just hope he's honest enough to step aside and give someone else a shot. there are plenty of wingers who wouldn't pass up the opportunity to wear the green and gold</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="InsaneAsylum, post: 138458"] i'll agree on some of that... you're time zone theory is great by the way :) dunning has done a lot of work in my opinion, he's still far from the world's best but he's improved the quality of the wallabies front row since the england pack made mince meat out of them and i think he has the right attitude (apart from the late night shenanigans). tiquri on the other hand, a naturally gifted rugby player hasn't shown much hunger and intent since the world cup final in 2003. the last really awesome things I remember him doing are flying over robinson, grabbing the ball in the air and landing across the try line, and gathering the ball and turning to be immediately confronted by balshaw (i think), then ducking and flipping him over his head. both those effort required quick instinctive decisions. that was the tiquiri i enjoyed watching. if this is true, then what's got him down in the dumps? and i find it strange that the two of them are partners in crime off the field... they should take a leaf out of eachothers book. tiquiri should teach dunning skill and dunning should teach tiquiri about hunger and how to kick drop goals. i'm hoping that if tiquiri doesn't want to be part of the wallabies anymore, that's fine, i just hope he's honest enough to step aside and give someone else a shot. there are plenty of wingers who wouldn't pass up the opportunity to wear the green and gold [/QUOTE]
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