Kangaroos Excuse Thread

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What can we expect ?. I think these will be prominent ?.

- The Season is too long.
- The Tri Nations is too long.
- The Tri Nations scheduling is all wrong.
- There is too much football. (This is Bennett's favourite)
- The referee was to blame.

Here are a few of my own

- The Kiwis played as if it meant something.
- Wayne Bennett is passed his used by date.
- Trent Barrett should never play rep footy again.
 
How about the coach having a say in the selections is a joke.
How about the fact Ryles and Civoneciva are fat, lethargic props who hardly work up enough enery to cart a ball forward let alone drive the kiwis back like they do to us.
How about Gower and Barrett being unable to command the ball and run set plays at a huge, slow kiwi defence.
 
our coach was terrible....
other than that there is no excuses they should have worked as a team and played well but they didnt....
 
we cant blame everthing on the coach... but some blame is to be thrown his way.
 
Bek said:
we cant blame everthing on the coach... but some blame is to be thrown his way.
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I agree. I think the Kiwis played really well. They seemed to want it more.

The Aussies played like it was just another game of footy.

Well done to the Kiwis
 
i think in theend it will be good for the aussies to lose a tri nation final so next year they wont be so slack now they know they can be beaten in a final
 
Excuses?? no need to sound offensive, but how about just realising you were outclassed on the day?
 
F R E S H H said:
Excuses?? no need to sound offensive, but how about just realising you were outclassed on the day?
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I agree mate.

My first post and the thread was aimed as a bit of a dig at the team and Wayne Bennett as they will no doubt produce the excuses.

We were thrashed. The Kiwis were great. Well done.
 
F R E S H H said:
Excuses?? no need to sound offensive, but how about just realising you were outclassed on the day?
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Im with ya there buddy :D
 
No excuses!! When a team has as much errors as they did in that game, they won't and do not deserve to win!

By the way, you can't put the blame on jst one person i.e. the coach it is a cllective responsibility and all should be very disappointed.
 
how bout we just place the blame the kiwis hehehehe...tri nations champions 2005...i like the sound of that ;)
 
This sure was a series that New Zealand has to remember, they set it all up perfectly with jones being able to see the birth of his son and then fly back to UK to play in the final.

Outstanding stuff for proving everyone wrong
 
The kiwis were hungrier than the Aussies. They played very good. While I dont like the Aussies losing, I think its good for international footy that another team has taken the crown. I think Aussies will have to get used to losing more often too. Throw in Sonny Bill, Dene Haletau, and Benji Marshall into that team, and they'll be even harder to beat in the next few years.

IMO, Its Good to see competetive International Rugby League, where any of the three teams could've won.
 
You have overlooked the best excuse ... 2005 has been a year of upsets as such the Kangaroos were expected to lose.
We lost the ashes but won the soccer.
The long suffering Swans and Tigers are the premiers after being over 100-1 to win at one stage this season.
Regardless of the way the teams played this is the reason I'm sticking with.
 
i pretty much agree with what panther power said a team that makes that many mistakes deserves to lose
 
It seemed to me that Australia expected to just turn up and win, while The Kiwi's played to win. That was the difference between the two sides. The Kiwi's did a fantastic job in defence and no-one (not even me as a staunch Aussie) can take away from their great performance. They absolutely outclassed us in every part of the game and the scoreboard told the tale.
 
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