It may not be the personnel that is the Wallabies' problem at the start of games, but their mental state. What can the Wallabies take out of a game they were expected to win by a cricket score? The Wallabies' 45-10 win against minnows Uruguay at Oita Stadium looked impressive enough on paper, but this game was never going to be anything more than a glorified opposed training session. Uruguay were never going to beat the Wallabies. The only question was by how much they would lose.
Australia must address slow starts before Rugby World Cup quarter-finals begin
The Guardian - 5 Oct 2019 11:11
It may not be the personnel that is the Wallabies' problem at the start of games, but their mental state. What can the Wallabies take out of a game they were expected to win by a cricket score? The Wallabies' 45-10 win against minnows Uruguay at Oita Stadium looked impressive enough on paper, but this game was never going to be anything more than a glorified opposed training session. Uruguay were never going to beat the Wallabies. The only question was by how much they would lose.
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