Ian Madigan

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3,445 appearances 12 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 9 Sep

Ian Madigan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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No, they made us make a huge amount of tackles.
Like Josh van der Vlier had to make 22 tackles as a team, 183.
We missed 36 tackles.
That's as high as I can remember us missing in a top-level game.
And defenders beaten, we were beaten 36 times.
We beat them 20 times.
That's significant.
Yeah, and when I was watching in the first half, we were under...
We're in real trouble.
Yeah, at 24-12, the key moment for me in that game, well, there was two of them.
The first one was if Sueli beats Keenan one-on-one or gets an offload away and Australia go 19 points up, I don't think we pegged them back.
You know, 45 minutes away from home, I think that's too big a mountain to climb.
you then couple that with the fact that we were brave enough to run the ball just before halftime.
What a decision, like the half has not gone well.
And a lot of teams would just go, you know what, let's get into the sheds, recuperate.
We're only 12 points down.
But to show that bravery, to run that ball from, you know, in around their own 22 and go the length and to have been behind in so many facets of the game, but only be five points down, you'd nearly be more energized than the opposition because, you know,
looking at Australia in that first half, I was looking at them going, I don't think they're going to be able to sustain this intensity.
And yes, they were getting the scores on the board, which is the key.
And similar to Bordeaux against Leinster in the final, I was looking at Bordeaux in that first half going, I don't think they'll be able to sustain this, but it doesn't matter if you get the scores on the board.
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