to score from possession. One try is a confidence boost but that's about it. That one try is a cause for concern. Wallabies had massive time in the 22, more territoy and possession and could not manufacture a try. The try was an opportunistic score off an English mistake, it was not brought about by Wallaby play. England got to the line twice (once dropped by Waldrom and once just short I thought from Tuilangi despite being awarded). If any Roarers criticize Berrick Barnes for kicking this week I will personally drive to their house and punch them. Barnes was the second best Wallaby on the ground after Hooper. The England defence was rushing up and some of those chip kicks really caught them out. He kicks the points, made great tackles, and found them out. None of his kicks were a waste! And he slid into the five-eighth role when Beale was under a ruck so easily. I command you all to respect Berrick Barnes. I was getting angry at Phipps and then he made a fantastic break. A great piece of individual play, but some of those passes were woeful, and it was clean ball! The Test reminded me a bit of the last Bledisloe Test in that the Wallabies did not control the game at all in the last 20 minutes. Some of those kicks were horrid. Hooper!!! What a cruel dilemma we have! I just can't see both Hooper and Pocock making a good 6/7 combo.