1) Mat Rogers carving up the Kiwi defence to score a try, after bombing his first attempt not two minutes previously. You show that Sailor d00d what it's all about!
2) The Austrian try in the first half which happened while Andre Watson was still searching for his contact lenses. It was disallowed, because it's against the law in rugby union for a try to be scored while the ref is blind, you see.
3) The Kiwi try in the second half which happened while the Austrian players were still searching for their contact lenses. It's perfectly all right for a try to be scored while the other team is blind, you see.
4) The Austrian player after the match, who was captured on national television wearing the Bledisloe cup lid as a hat.
5) The match and the Bledisloe cup coming down to a penalty kick in injury time. This nailbiter thing is getting a bit monotonous. It's becoming like basketball, where you can ditch everything except the last 10 minutes of the game.
6) The Kiwi players who were, to a man, "devustatid". This will make it 4 years in a row that Austria has held on to the Bledisloe cup, lid and all.
Hong "truly, it is an Austrian rugby renaissance" Ooi
2) The Austrian try in the first half which happened while Andre Watson was still searching for his contact lenses. It was disallowed, because it's against the law in rugby union for a try to be scored while the ref is blind, you see.
3) The Kiwi try in the second half which happened while the Austrian players were still searching for their contact lenses. It's perfectly all right for a try to be scored while the other team is blind, you see.
4) The Austrian player after the match, who was captured on national television wearing the Bledisloe cup lid as a hat.
5) The match and the Bledisloe cup coming down to a penalty kick in injury time. This nailbiter thing is getting a bit monotonous. It's becoming like basketball, where you can ditch everything except the last 10 minutes of the game.
6) The Kiwi players who were, to a man, "devustatid". This will make it 4 years in a row that Austria has held on to the Bledisloe cup, lid and all.
Hong "truly, it is an Austrian rugby renaissance" Ooi
