The previous season Wales had lost all of their Six Nations games and were a low point. They came up against New Zealand in their pool and looked set for a thrashing.

We have an IRB (International Rugby Board) World Cup 2003 DVD. It includes clips from all the best games and the Wales / New Zealand match in its entirety. ES and I are thinking of watching it later.
The interesting thing is that the coach at the time, Steve Hansen, decided to save his best players for games they had a chance of winning so it was virtually the second team that faced the All Blacks on that day. Maybe that's the answer ...
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3 comments:
You might have something there, Liz!
Have faith... anything can happen in a knock comp like this. Remember Greece winning the European football champs a while back. Just some injuries to key players in the other teams may get you a shot at the quarters or semis then who knows.
still I have to be opptimistic as a supporter of Gillingham.... :-)
I have a friend who is a supporter of the Gills. He is ever an optimist too.
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