Related coverage On Saturday morning I lined up for a usual cup of excellent coffee from my local deli when a good old boy virtually accosted me and called out: "What are we going to do to fix up the Wallabies?!" "They're number two in the world rankings," I replied somewhat testily. "When was the last time they've been number 2?" I know, I know. I shouldn't have been so terse and testy with a well-meaning good old boy. It was not a nice thing to do. But every now and again the pessimism and the 'we're all rooned' attitude of Australian rugby supporters needs to be confronted. But they defeated a Wales side that won the 2012 Six Nations and was rated the best Welsh side to leave the homeland three-nil in their Australian series. The Pumas were defeated at home and here. The Springboks defeated here and lost to in South Africa. The problem that needs fixing is that the Wallabies can't beat the All Blacks. They lost two Tests to them and drew the last at fortress Brisbane. Now here's the good news. That 18-18 draw represented the first time in 105 Tests that the All Blacks were kept try-less. I'll repeat that: the All Blacks did not score a try in the Brisbane Test for the first time in 105 Tests! This defensive effort could only be achieved by a team with spirit and heart, something that 'toxic' Quade Cooper could take on board if he