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"Ireland Are a Pack of Whingers!" - Plus James O'Connor Puts His Hand Up for the Wallabies
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The All Blacks put Ireland to the sword at Eden Park and Justin Marshall and Jeremy Paul aren't holding back, calling out the Irish for blaming the ref instead of themselves. Marshy and JP break down the Tupou Vaa'i blindside masterstroke, the bench that's finally delivering "championship minutes", the Luke Jacobson TMO call that got common sense right, and whether Quinn Tupaea at 13 is the answer heading into South Africa.
Then James O'Connor joins the show, fresh off the Mad Monday that saw him sleep through last week's episode, to reveal he's told Les Kiss he's available for the Wallabies, why the spine is costing Australia games, and where Joseph Aukuso Sua'ali'i really should be playing.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro — JOC's no-show & Mad Monday stories
05:00 All Blacks dismantle Ireland at Eden Park
06:13 The Tupou Vaa'i blindside call
09:14 Bench impact & championship minutes
12:20 Set piece stepping up a level
13:35 Were Ireland tired — or just beaten?
17:58 "A pack of whingers" — Ireland's excuses
21:05 The Jacobson yellow card & a TMO masterclass
25:16 Hooker debate — who starts in South Africa?
31:26 Quinn Tupaea at 13: the answer at centre?
36:54 Harvey Norman Moment of the Week — Josh Canham's hat-trick
39:12 Wallabies set piece & Josh Canham's lineout learnings
42:34 Tizzano, Harry Wilson & the captaincy question
48:02 James O'Connor joins the show
50:33 Back to club footy with Brothers
53:06 JOC on the Wallabies' spine & game management
56:41 Joe Schmidt's legacy & the Les Kiss era
59:28 Where Sua'ali'i should really play
1:02:20 Wrap-up
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1 hour 4 minutes.