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Wrong man in the wrong job at the wrong place and the wrong time.

That seems to be the reaction in New Zealand after it was confirmed former All Black Robbie Deans had quit as Wallabies coach on Tuesday.

During his five years as Australia's mentor, Deans' stock has fallen significantly in his homeland and his time across the Tasman is being overwhelmingly viewed as a failure .

While issues such as poor off-field discipline and injuries had their impact, others have argued Deans' selections and coaching style had proved his undoing.

It's also believed Deans was never fully accepted by his players or the Australian rugby public following his appointment as the Wallabies' first foreign-born coach in December, 2007.

"He has found many ways to deserve the boot," New Zealand Herald columnist Chris Rattue wrote.

"The consistent theme to the Deans era is that there hasn't been one.

"Rare steps forward were followed by shuffles sideways or leaps backwards ... Deans' aura has taken a battering.

"(Saturday's) result mirrored the rest of the maddening, confusing Robbie Deans reign.

"Truth be told - and this is from one of his staunchest supporters - he should have been cut some time ago."

It appears unlikely Deans will find solace, or employment, back in New Zealand, after falling out with many following the New Zealand Rugby Union's decision to overlook him for the All Blacks coaching job after the 2007 World Cup cloud solution.

The man who retained that role, Graham Henry, would go on to justify the decision by winning the 2011 World Cup while Deans could manage just three wins from 18 Tests against New Zealand during his reign.

Experienced rugby writer Phil Gifford told TVNZ Deans had actually done all he could with the Wallabies and it was his nationality which had been his downfall.

Gifford said his fellow Cantabrian's 58 per cent winning record at the helm was "about par" for the Wallabies.

"Emotionally, I'd imagine he'd be really devastated," Gifford said.

"He's a pretty resilient character; I wouldn't expect him to stay down very long."

Most think Deans will head to Europe as the next step in his coaching career, with his outstanding Super Rugby record prior to taking on the Australian job ensuring plenty of demand Jewelry hong kong.

波光鱗鱗的海面，浪花悠閑的哼著音樂，跳著愉快的舞步。這份快樂帶給自己也帶給大自然的美麗。浪花靜靜地享受著海風賜給它的溫暖。它想如果沒有海風我的心不會蕩漾，它覺得自己愛上了海風，它覺得它這生都離不開它，沒了它，自己就不會再跳舞，不會再唱歌了。所以浪花為了感謝海風，給它的溫暖，它總是不知疲倦地為大家跳著美麗的舞蹈，唱著動聽的歌。

海風也是快樂的，它覺得這樣海面有了浪花的舞蹈，浪花的歌聲，心情變得格外的舒暢，它想它要不段賜給浪花溫暖，它要享受著這份快樂，它要讓浪花生活在它的luxury brand心裏，永遠也不要離開它。

就這樣，浪花和海風共同協手，為這個海面，創造著合協的生活。

可是不知什麼時候，浪花覺得海風給自己的溫暖少了點激情，少了點的狂熱。它就時而跟著海風耍起了小性子，有時，浪花故意不跳舞了，不唱歌了，或者有時，跳的不再美麗，唱的不再動聽。它想用自己生氣的心情，來暗示海風，能給變點什麼。

可是浪花卻不知道，海風讀不懂它的心聲，一波一波的dvd protection浪花蕩來蕩去，卻激不起海風的激情和狂熱。它想是不是海風故意這樣對自己的，故意不理睬它，不在乎它呢？

海風漸漸的發覺浪花變了，變得不再像以前那樣的美麗，舞姿少了柔美，聲音少了清脆，溫暖的海風沉默了，它也搞不懂浪花的心，它怎麼了，到底怎麼啦，它想不明白，有時它想的生氣了，海風就粗暴了起來。心情變得不再平靜了，可發完了脾氣，它又後悔了，因為它的生氣，也影響了浪花的心情。便想著要控制住自己的心情，不能破壞了海面這和諧的氣氛。

可日子長了，浪花與海風之間的誤會漸漸的加深了，有了一層朦朧的紗，看不清對方的心裏，到底想著什麼，覺得對方都沒有深愛到自己心靈深處，不然怎麼它們的關系變得不像以前那麼的Claire Hsu融洽呢。

有一天，傍晚，烏雲密布，天空忽然下起了大雨，海風覺得自己的心被暴雨激化了，終於它暴發了，借著暴雨它刮起了猛烈的風，掀起成成巨浪，身體柔弱的浪花，經不起狂風的吹打，跟著狂舞起來，雨越下越大，風越刮越猛，浪花越掀越高，終於海水漲了起來，越來越高，越來越高……

第二天，天漸漸亮了，太陽出來了，經過一晚的狂風暴雨的洗劫，海邊的堤壩被沖垮了，海水流向了對面的森林，海風也吹到了對面的森林裏，漸漸地遠去，浪花消失了。

如果說，喜歡下雨天，低低的灰色壓著闊闊的地，很多人一定認為那是為了表現自己憂鬱個性的緣故。特別在這年頭，喜歡低調總比愛喧嘩熱鬧安全。當灰色成為每個年輕人個性的資產時，說喜歡下雨天---便多了幾分真誠。

然而我卻衷心地不明白別人討厭雨天的心態。

有什麼不好呢？ ……靜聽簾外雨，點滴到天明……簾外雨潺潺，春意闌珊……夜來風雨聲，花落知多少……等你，在雨……攔路雨，在我視線間不斷灑落在屋簷下;

或者不提這些，作者們美麗的砌詞，可能只是白紙​​黑字的副作用，給雨水一滴便衝去了。有一本衛斯理便說，水的衝擊運動會產生一種令人心情愉快的陰極點子。或者不提這些，科學解釋不是每個平凡人的本分。

或者忽然變得很實際，覺得打傘是很吃力的一回事。雨水爬進頸項溫暖的皮膚滲進鞋尖局促的腳趾間，雨忽然討厭起來。但雨雖然從此不好看，我們還是不應該討厭雨天的頭痛。

中學時同學已經學著他們的父母說我們的將來，說雨天什麼地方也不好去了，最好專心致志地打麻將。是的，四個無處可避的人，就因外面的雨，特別心無旁騖，投入做一件本來很簡單的事。

而我喜歡雨天的理由比較簡單——一個人悶在家中太久，慢慢便不安分起來，想著到處遊玩的好處。幸而下雨，雨在街上潑，卻潑不進屋內。人靠在一塊玻璃窗旁，便會覺很幸福。這個家還是像個家的，其實並不太壞啊。就這樣一切都淋熄了，漸漸又恢復先前的google seo安分。

無數下雨天，我都這樣想，一片好心情，凡事積極，連寫字都用力。