Wallabies must 'walk the walk' against All Blacks if 40-year-old Eden Park Bledisloe Cup curse is to end
- Arriving in Auckland ahead of the opening Bledisloe Cup Test in 1999, Wallabies great David Wilson cut a confident figure.
- "We're certainly not intimidated by the All Blacks at all," said Wilson, who was acting as Wallabies captain in the absence of an injured John Eales.
- Wilson was not being boastful, cocky or showing false bravado, as he had reason to declare the Wallabies were not scared of the All Blacks.
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- Arriving in Auckland ahead of the opening Bledisloe Cup Test in 1999, Wallabies great David Wilson cut a confident figure.
- "We're certainly not intimidated by the All Blacks at all," said Wilson, who was acting as Wallabies captain in the absence of an injured John Eales.
- Wilson was not being boastful, cocky or showing false bravado, as he had reason to declare the Wallabies were not scared of the All Blacks.
Sources: ABC Australia