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Woeful Wallabies sink to new Twickenham low with no set-piece and no swagger | Gerard Meagher

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By Gerard Meagher at Allianz Stadium
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Woeful Wallabies sink to new Twickenham low with no set-piece and no swagger | Gerard Meagher
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Australia continue to struggle to find identity and a top-class fly-half a year before they host the World Cup On the shivering Twickenham concourses shortly after full time, one well-oiled Australia supporter took it upon himself to congratulate his forlorn compatriots for at least turning up. Alas, there were 15 of them conspicuous by their absence. Make no mistake, and take nothing away from England, but this was a woeful Wallabies performance, as bad as anything served up in recent memory –

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  • Woeful Wallabies sink to new Twickenham low with no set-piece and no swagger | Gerard Meagher.
  • Alas, there were 15 of them conspicuous by their absence.

Australia continue to struggle to find identity and a top-class fly-half a year before they host the World CupOn the shivering Twickenham concourses shortly after full time, one well-oiled Australia supporter took it upon himself to congratulate his forlorn compatriots for at least turning up. Alas, there were 15 of them conspicuous by their absence.Make no mistake, and take nothing away from England, but this was a woeful Wallabies performance, as bad as anything served up in recent memory – the kind that will shake executives to the core with a home World Cup tournament less than 12 months away. Continue reading...

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