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Tony Smith rejected yesterday allegations of employing “garbage” tactics during the 26-16 Gillette Four Nations defeat by Australia in Wigan. The England coach urged his opponents to make any complaints they might have through official channels. Full Article at Times Online
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Kangaroos coach Tim Sheens has revealed his players have been the victims of illegal "garbage" from New Zealand and England in their two Four Nations matches so far - but told them to get used to it. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
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Australia were unhappy about a three-man tackle in which Paul Gallen suffered a neck injury. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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WIGAN: When you have Greg Inglis in your side you can afford to celebrate early. Not a Four Nations triumph; Australia might be well on their way but there is still a job ahead of the Kangaroos assuming they make the Elland Road final. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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Australia are seeking an urgent meeting with Steve Ganson, the English referee, before Saturday’s crucial Gillette Four Nations match against England, to clarify different rule interpretations at the play-the-ball between the northern and southern... Full Article at Times Online
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There's been a bit of garbage in the games … plenty of marks on their faces and there's been a little bit, from our boys' points of view [of]: 'Is that how it's going to be?'
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England came out and put a bit of pressure on us and we probably didn't handle it as well as we should have.
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We had shape, we planned better tactics, which was my fault last week; we got caught up in the style of refereeing and the style of game they play here in Super League ... We didn't give ourselves enough depth or shape and [against England] we were a hell of a lot better.
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We can't rely on just going to Greg all the time but he is in the Meninga mould and all of the great centres that Australia has produced, he's certainly up there with those ... He's got a long way to go before he achieves those heights but he's certainly well on his way.
SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald
