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Iconic Rugby Pictures: PART 12 David Campese ignores the Haka October 27, 1991

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IT’S Sunday, October 27 at Lansdowne Road in Dublin, the afternoon of the 1991 World Cup semi-final between Australia and New Zealand. Having respectfully stood in line for the two national anthems – Advance Australia Fair and God Defend New Zealand – Wallabies wing David Campese has gone AWOL, he doesn’t fancy being shouted and gesticulated...

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