Ah lovely
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Namibia beat Ireland in both test matches when Ireland went there in 1991. Ireland’s World Cup wins of 2003 & 2007 have tied up the head to head record at 2-2.
A full month on, I’m delighted someone has finally addressed this.
George Gregan taunts New Zealand losers in 2003 - ‘4 More Years’
Campo ignoring the haka
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaURdYJxnNY
Campo proceeding to rip New Zealand apart.
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I have the programme from this match, although I was not at it.
A great day.
Here’s a World Cup distant memory.
Ireland imagining they were players at this competition.
2003 semi-final. A brilliant assist by Charlo Spencer sets the tone for the rest of the match.
Gary ‘Garret’ Halpin’s try to give Ireland an early lead against New Zealand in the 1995 World Cup.
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The 1995 England v NZ and Jonah Lomu Tour de France .
Watched in a pub in cork before Lk v Tipp
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If I remember correctly the kick off of the England-New Zealand semi-final was moved forward to 2pm to avoid a clash with the Dublin-Louth game in Navan, which started at 5:30pm.
Zinzan Brooke’s drop goal in that game was arguably the greatest of all time, it was certainly the most nonchalant yet audacious of all time.
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Zinzan’s drop goal was the real highlight of that semi final.
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Amazing . By all accounts he played a bit of Gaelic football with Marist along with Bernie McCshill .
Best ever
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Zinzan and Nobody were forwards who could score with the boot at this level . Any more ?
What about Matt Dunning
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At International level though ?
In rugby league, Castleford’s Leigh Crooks was a place kicking specialist despite being a prop forward
He dominated the 1994 Regal Trophy final if I remember rightly
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