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Wallabies’ ‘most versatile ever’ set for yet another role as Wallabies look to avoid ‘travesty’ – Fox Sports
Reece Hodge is set to retain a starting spot in the Wallabies side for the final Test of the year this weekend, despite James O’Connor returning from injury to…
Hodge has impressed in the halves since OConnor suffered a knee injury in the second Bledisloe Cup Test. And with OConnor now fit to return, multiple reports suggest hell reclaim the No.10 role with Hodge moved to fullback in place of Tom Banks.
Unless records are smashed this week, the All Blacks will be lifting the Tri-Nations trophy and Australias drought will continue.
But dont go trying to tell the Wallabies that Saturdays meeting with Argentina in anything less than a mere formality.
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