Hello Western Australia
Got my ticket for the game today. Look out for me on the TV. I am in WUF. That is West Stand, Upper, Section F. Row 25.
Ticket cost 75 euro. Good enough seat but had much better in January 1999.
Row 25 is quite close to God. Row 30 would be even closer, so I am rather glad that I am not a contender on this occasion.
How do you guys feel about the game? We, I, are/am quite confident.
BTW the TV is highly unlikely to show the West Stand punters. I was only teasing.
Only 11 days to go now.
Ireland v Australia
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As a Western Force supporter - feeling mighty confident. Western Force players scored 24 of the 29 points against Wales! And Scott Fava just left for Europe today, he should be good for a few extra points if they slip him in at #8
As for the Wallabies... Not sure, your boys gave us a pretty good run for our money here in Perth earlier in the year, Australia won, but we were on the back of pantsing the English and had a home ground advantage. All things being equal, it'll be a tight match - Wallabies by 6
I'll probably be in an Irish pub (well as irish as you get in Perth, at least the publican is from Belfast) watching this matchup - looking forward to it!
As for the Wallabies... Not sure, your boys gave us a pretty good run for our money here in Perth earlier in the year, Australia won, but we were on the back of pantsing the English and had a home ground advantage. All things being equal, it'll be a tight match - Wallabies by 6
I'll probably be in an Irish pub (well as irish as you get in Perth, at least the publican is from Belfast) watching this matchup - looking forward to it!
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Can recommend JB's to any of of you that visit our fair city, I only get there very occassionally but a great crowd and the home....um, local pub of many of the TWF crew.
Best of luck for the Test,, it will be in the hands of the Irish if they want to win or not, the Wallabies are playing pretty ordinary Rugby at the present moment.
Very jealous of those of you who can attend the match, I'll keep dreaming of that road trip one day and in the meantime enjoy the annual Subiaco Test.
Best of luck for the Test,, it will be in the hands of the Irish if they want to win or not, the Wallabies are playing pretty ordinary Rugby at the present moment.
Very jealous of those of you who can attend the match, I'll keep dreaming of that road trip one day and in the meantime enjoy the annual Subiaco Test.