My Lions Story with David Campese
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2021
- Wallabies legend David Campese takes a trip down memory lane to look back at the 1989 British & Irish Lions Tour of Australia.
Campo addresses the defeat, his mistake for Ieuan Evans' try and his conflict with the English and the press in Australia.
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Campo was really revered here in the UK. I am English and fondly remember him from the 1984 and 1988 tours. He was a great player. Yes, he messed up in the 3rd test, but that's life. He then recovered and went on to win in 1991 where he was sublime. I had the privilege of watching him live when the Aussies played the Barbarians at Twickenham in 1992 at the end of their tour. Great game.
Lovely vid, but his mistake was in the 3rd deciding test x
The mistake was in the 3rd test, not the second. Also, one of the reasons the Lions won is that Teague was not playing in the 1st test.....after the 1st test loss, the Lions made huge changes - in came Andrew, Guscott, Scott Hastings, Teague, and Dooley, Out went Chalmers, Hall, Mullen, Norster, and Derek White.
The term legend is probably bandied around to much these days in a of areas, What does it take to become a legend? I have a few ideas about why you become one, how you become one is something else. Given the era (s) of his career to get over 100 caps at the top level was extraordinary (considering in terms of internationals played in those days)
Nowadays there are a lot more test matches. Kind of like Rory Underwood and yet he is still Englands top try scorer to this day.
No offence Campo but u can't tackle,League is not a option