Time for Wallabies to clean up act after shambolic preparation for Test against British and Irish Lions BAD VIBES: Digby Ioane and Tiriel Mora in the mock-up scene from 'The Castle'. WHEN a mocked-up photo hit Twitter this week of incompetent lawyer Dennis Denuto representing Digby Ioane in a courtroom scene from the classic comedy movie The Castle, it captured the Wallabies' week perfectly. Actor Tiriel Mora's inept legal man waved his court papers in the movie and stumbled out his defence ... "it's the vibe." The vibe certain Wallabies are giving off threatens to derail the biggest Test of the year in Melbourne tomorrow night when this epic series against the British and Irish Lions goes on the line. You can feel for Ioane to the extent that he gave his summons to appear in a Melbourne court to another party to deal with and it never was. When mums and dads around the country circle tuckshop duty days on the calendar, it is beyond reason Ioane would not have a court appearance date in neon lights somewhere. At 27, he has to clean up his own problems just as James O'Connor and Kurtley Beale have to address theirs. How you can stay out to 4am in Test week and consider it's fine for your prep is astonishing. There was no booze involved and they were supporting club mates after the Rebels-Lions game. Still, you can do that to a sensible midnight full-time. This has been a wonderful tour, fan festival and series so far, with four superb Test tries from Suncorp Stadium to still savour. You just hope none of those shabby trip-ups prevent the series going to a Sydney decider on July 6. BRISBANE'S medical know-how has got Ireland's Tommy Bowe back on the wing for the big Lions Test in three weeks instead of twice that long. When Bowe broke a bone in his right hand playing the Reds on June 8, Ben Kelley opened his X-Radiology practice at Toowong after 11pm to provide scans and did so free of charge. A disconsolate Bowe had already texted "Game Over" on his tour to family, before Brisbane hand surgeon Peter Rowan operated the next day. He pinned the bone in such a way Bowe might make a quick return like several of his Brisbane Broncos patients. Bowe is beaming and so is Kelley. The Lions delivered a signed Lions jersey to his practice the same night to thank him.