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Big shoes to fill as Pocock steps into Smith's place

STAR Wallaby David Pocock has admitted to being nervous at taking over as Australia's first-choice No.7 but says he will channel the spirit of legendary breakaway George Smith as he prepares for his first World Cup.The special processing embedding Coach Satchels depth of diamond is the symbol of High quality Coach handbags Coach.Not missing rings with Swarovski crystals and pendants brilliantly colored. Even eccentric earrings, skull-shaped than those with the heart.

Speaking with The Sun-Herald from Perth, where he is in a training program devised by Wallabies coaching staff before the team's assembly next week, Pocock said he was excited at the prospect of wearing the No.7.

''I've really enjoyed progressing through and learning from guys like George Smith,'' he said. ''But when he retired last year, I guess I was pretty nervous. He's obviously been such a big part of the Wallabies for so long and whoever played No.7, there were massive shoes to fill.''But I've tried to use that as motivation to become more consistent and really worked on trying to make a big contribution to the team's performance every week.

''It's exciting now. I've never been to a World Cup. ¡­ But there are a lot of players who have been in the same boat and had to fill some big shoes and it's a good bunch of guys. The most important thing is that we've really started to enjoy ourselves and I think that's shown in the way that we've been playing and working.''

Having overcome the knee injury that sidelined him for almost half the Super Rugby season,A TV reporter, Ganesh Thakur, then spoke with Sharma through the Video Door Phones. Sharma then asked the reporter to come inside. Since that was a risky affair, the discussion went on for some more time. Pocock is champing at the bit to return to action and will arrive in Sydney ahead of schedule this week.polo outletoffers a world of luxury and comfort in men's and women's clothing.Barring further injuries, he expects the bulk of the Wallabies squad to be available for the first Test against Samoa.''It's really important that we have as many players as possible to pick from, going into Samoa and the Tri Nations,'' he said. ''We need our best team on the paddock and, apart from guys like Drew Mitchell, that's looking like a real possibility.