Bravo, you mighty Wallabies for the greatest comeback in Australian rugby history

Here, the world champions of the world champions were against SpringBoks at the infamous high altitude Ellis Park in Johannesburg, a venue that Wallabies could not win – Three -point, carry one, two out – 62 years! I talked to Terry Casey at the age of 87, one of the winners of this match. And it certainly seemed to be fighting from the very beginning.

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Springbox not only tries in the first breath of the game, but also Continued to scoreTo be in front of 22-0 in front of only eighteen minutes. A historical humiliation seemed possible. South African crowd was very bored, they made a wave of Mexican. Such a disrespect!

So where was our own magnificent team two weeks ago? They were fighting for oxygen, their lungs are burning, they hit their hearts, the shit shit continued to collapse on the shores after the wave of the magnificent South African athletes.

But did our blocks suffer, broken or exploded? They didn’t!

In the future, led by Will Skelton, they suppressed against everything, wheezed, wings and fought! They managed to stop the red-rings and many times their shit attacks.

And when his own left wing player Dylan Pietsch went to the corner for 29 minutes, honor was served. At least there would be no explosion. As we took a break, Wallabies was behind 22-5, and perhaps we hoped that this gap could be closed in the second half.

And then?

And then friends, probably the biggest half of Wallabies played in front of our eyes. I can’t catch how gorgeous they are, how striking their games are, but what actually happens is that the Boxing knows that they play in the bag, but that the Australians play their lives and the transitions begin to stick.

In the series, our Nick Frost played the ball after the ball. On the ridges, James O’Connor (currently about 87) and in three years played his first match, he became a Maestro chef. Joseph Aukuso-Suaalii and Len Ikitau continued to yard in centers like Max Jorgensen on the wing.

But let the captain go. Only a few minutes before the second half, Wallabies, the propeller Angus Bell, a perfect pass to Harry Wilson running without touching.

Wait, Wallabies is actually behind 22-12! Not only that, but also Tom Hooper and Fraser Mcreight, the back row, squeezing Ball after a failure, and the world champions begin to doubt themselves for the first time.

And O’Connor, the man who Campo chose as a desperate choice, was imperial, he wisely withdraws his backs with a constant withdrawal of shits and released his backs with kicking.

The cavalry started.

The first Suaali took an intersection and competed 50 meters to increase the score to 22-19, and then scored a goal again after a break by Fullback Tom Wright to put Wallabies 26-22 forward!

We couldn’t, can we do it?

We couldn’t do it Really Really, go back at 22-0 after eighteen minutes to win something?

Yeah, we’re good!

With only fifteen minutes to go to Max Jorgensen – again! -33-22 scored goals to make and went to the super-bottom tatemott with four minutes. Wallabies 38-22 leadership is now silent now! In seconds, they almost scored goals again!

And yes, I know, I use a lot of exclamation for most of them for literary taste. But that was it !!

Bravo, you strong Wallabies. When the days are cooled and you get older, you can remember this match. After 18 minutes, you fell 22-0 after you defeat the world champion Springbox in Ellis Park. As a single match, an Australian Ragbi team has been the largest, most wonderful recycled so far and was brain -brain by Joe Schmidt and James O’Connor. Very proud.

Bravo, bravo, bravo, ovar and outer.