Fired-up Samoans 'offended' by Deans approach
JAMIE PANDARAM
Robbie Deans's decision to field a weakened Wallabies side ''offended'' Samoa and was the catalyst for their inspired upset victory - the most significant since their defeat of Wales in the 1991 World Cup.
The Samoan lock Daniel Leo said after the 32-23 triumph yesterday that Australia's team selections - including five debutants and the resting of Quade Cooper - had made the visitors feel as though the Wallabies were
Robbie Deans's decision to field a weakened Wallabies side ''offended'' Samoa and was the catalyst for their inspired upset victory - the most significant since their defeat of Wales in the 1991 World Cup.
The Samoan lock Daniel Leo said after the 32-23 triumph yesterday that Australia's team selections - including five debutants and the resting of Quade Cooper - had made the visitors feel as though the Wallabies were
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