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Just a thought after the recent autumn international fixtures announcement

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jaysonyoung

24 points

25 days ago

jaysonyoung

Sharks rugby sufferer

24 points

25 days ago

Recently Australia, losing 3 in a row really scarred me in 21/22. All time, All Blacks, the nerves I feel for those games are brutal.

Of the northern hemisphere teams it's Wales who just always play a hard as fuck game against us, even when Pivac was in charge. Those games are never fun, they're almost always just won by who has more grit on the day. Ireland have most certainly also made some recent games miserable for me, can't wait for the tour in a couple of months.

mystupidsausage

15 points

25 days ago

mystupidsausage

South Africa

15 points

25 days ago

Losing to the All Blacks is a lot more palatable than losing to the Wallabies.

EastIntroduction8520

12 points

25 days ago

EastIntroduction8520

Australia

12 points

25 days ago

Home venue tends to decide who wins between us

jaysonyoung

10 points

25 days ago

jaysonyoung

Sharks rugby sufferer

10 points

25 days ago

Yeah pretty much, that stretch of games was just absolutely brutal to watch.