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Tue 10 Oct 2007Not all Aussies buy into sledgingAustralia v England Countdown:The history of Anglo-Australian sport is full of verbal jousts, sarcastic put-downs and calculated wind-ups and the spirit of Captain Cook, Douglas Jardine, Rod Marsh, Eddie Jones and David Campese is very much alive in the south of France. Days before the two countries collide in Saturday's World Cup quarter-final, and Pom-bashing is reaching unsustainable levels.Even some senior members of the Wallaby camp have been less than impressed at the latest contribution from John O'Neill, the chief executive of the Australian Rugby Union, who has renewed his foam-flecked attack on all things English.
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