Quade Cooper
Pro4,146 posts
24 Sept 2013, 12:54
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24 Sept 2013, 12:54#1
Dumbest Wallaby
Started by hakwa6 REPLIES343 VIEWS· 24 Sept 2013, 12:54
Pro6,663 posts
24 Sept 2013, 14:54
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24 Sept 2013, 14:54#2
Hakwa who is that fat lady that comes on near the end of the wallies games ? Oh thats right its Faingaa .....
Yeah scoopers in there but what about the 3 Amigos ? ya got a bulk buy there ,mmmm.....Beale ? JOC ? JOC had the world by the Goolies "Nek Minnit "!
Pro4,146 posts
25 Sept 2013, 10:55
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25 Sept 2013, 10:55#3
hahaha Fainga! I thought you were going to refer to Matt Dunning - best drop goal kicker for NSW Warratahs at the death when they needed a try to make the finals.
Pro3,164 posts
25 Sept 2013, 17:14
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25 Sept 2013, 17:14#4
There are 2 Faingaa's Brothers one a centre and the other a hooker...don't think they are dumb...the hooker indeed is impressive at times...really is very physical and powerful.
Kurtley Beale must be the dumbest...what guy attacks his own teammates...the Rebels after their slaughtering by the Sharks in Durban. That must the dumbest thing I've ever heard in sport let alone rugby.
The guy is a mental case.
Coach57,555 posts
25 Sept 2013, 18:07
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25 Sept 2013, 18:07#5
You have my brain malfunctioning in this case. I rate the amigos as having below par in intelligence - but the problem is that I cannot remember the name of a loosie who played for them about ten years ago and was totally defective in the top storey. He really was a very good player - but beat everyone else in the Dumbo Stakes..
Coach57,555 posts
25 Sept 2013, 20:40
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25 Sept 2013, 20:40#6
Cloudy
Definitely not Rocky - it could have been something Starting with Fitz.....
Pro4,146 posts
26 Sept 2013, 13:42
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26 Sept 2013, 13:42#7
you don't mean Peter Fitzsimons do you Mike? LOL! He is a former Wallaby and some have gone so far as to call him "Australia's finest sports journalist".
He played seven Tests at lock for Australia between 1989 and 1990, debuting against France in Strasbourg in November 1989, on the Wallabies 1989 tour of Europe. Five of his career international appearances were made against France.
He is one of only two Wallabies ever sent from the field against the All Blacks, being sent off in a 1990 Bledisloe Cup match. Yep, you might be right Mike hahahahahahahahahahahahahhhahahaha
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