Id love Samoa to win not just for England but for the INT game in General

Remember they are playing Australia

I think this is where the Aussies stand up unfortunately I can see Sheens having them well drilled, I can see a big win for them

Great try by Castleford's Ben Roberts.

Not looking good right now for the chances of the much improved greatest England team since sliced bread because the worst Australian team in living memory are two scores ahead of Toa Samoa after just 12 minutes on the clock.

Terrible kick option by Castleford's Ben Roberts.

Are you watching the game on delay?

Yes, I'm watching it on delay on Channel Nine's WIN TV in outback QLD.

Is anyone else watching it on Premier Sports? Is it live?

The English fans must be too depressed to write.

Terrible scoreline for the much improved and greatest England team since sliced bread was invented.

Things could have been so different if a superior yet neutral English referee had been in charge of today's game instead.

Cheating Aussie you-know-what's, etc.

Joey Leilua having a shocker.
He is only 22 but he has played a lot of firstgrade and should be a bit more consistant.
Real rocks and diamonds player.

28-6 at half time to the worst Australian team in living memory.

A 23 to 29 point turnaround is required in the 2nd half for the much improved and greatest England team since sliced bread was invented to qualify.

It is only the worst Australian team since 1962 (long after the invention of sliced bread), when the cunning and duplicitous touring British rugby league team, in their match before the first Test, against NSW on June 2nd -- a day that will live in infamy -- deliberately played the Commonwealth Games Bronze Medalist sprinter turned non-tackling rugby league winger Michael Cleary into the Australian team. The following week, Saturday June 9th, in the first Test between Great Britain and Australia, the duplicitous British ran many of their attacking plays at the non-tackling Cleary's wing. The big British players ran over the top of Cleary, and ran up a seven tries to two, 31-12 victory against Australia, in front of 70,174 humiliated Australian fans.

So anything can happen in rugby league. Watch out for a Samoan comeback.

Samoa reduce the margin!

Just as I had predicted!

That's rugby league!

Watching on a one hour delay has been an interesting experience.

On the plus side, it means that the most improved and greatest England team since sliced bread was invented get to remain in the 4N competition for one extra hour.

God bless the non-observance of daylight saving in QLD.