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Trevor Allan (34)
The Barbarians generally try and get the best side out to match the expected standard. That side last season wasn't abysmal but it had never trained together.
2015 IRB Junior Rugby World Cup - Italy
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Australian U20’s side to play Australian Barbarians:
1.Cameron Orr
2.Folau Fainga'a
3.Matt Sandell
4.Riley Winter
5.Lukhan Lealaialoto-Tui
6.Ned Hanigan
7.Michael Gunn
8.Adam Korczyk
9.James Tuttle
10.Andrew Deegan
11.Andrew Kellaway (c)
12.Sione Tuipolotu
13.Campbell Magnay
14.Alex Newsome
15.Jonah Placid
Reserves:
16.Aaron Pleash
17.Fereti Saaga
18.Tyrell Lomax
19.Sam Croke
20.Olly Kamp
21.Harry Nucifora
22.James Dalgleish
23.Tyson Davis
24.Duncan Paia-aua
25.Jack Redden
1.Cameron Orr
2.Folau Fainga'a
3.Matt Sandell
4.Riley Winter
5.Lukhan Lealaialoto-Tui
6.Ned Hanigan
7.Michael Gunn
8.Adam Korczyk
9.James Tuttle
10.Andrew Deegan
11.Andrew Kellaway (c)
12.Sione Tuipolotu
13.Campbell Magnay
14.Alex Newsome
15.Jonah Placid
Reserves:
16.Aaron Pleash
17.Fereti Saaga
18.Tyrell Lomax
19.Sam Croke
20.Olly Kamp
21.Harry Nucifora
22.James Dalgleish
23.Tyson Davis
24.Duncan Paia-aua
25.Jack Redden
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Steve Williams (59)
That's basically everybody except Fakaosilea isn't it.
Brumby Runner
Jason Little (69)
Will be interesting to see if Andrew Kellaway has more impact on the game from the wing than hr has lately from Centre.
Hugh Jarse
Rocky Elsom (76)
No back up hooker named for tomorrow. Is McInerney injured? Perhaps Matthew Sandell is the back up hooker as there are three props on the bench.
Jack Redden seems to have been called up and been given another life on the bench tomorrow night.
Good to see Placid is fit and healthy.
Who is going out to watch and can do a match report?
Jack Redden seems to have been called up and been given another life on the bench tomorrow night.
Good to see Placid is fit and healthy.
Who is going out to watch and can do a match report?
Australian Barbarians team to play Australia U20’s:
1.Rory O’Connor (Warringah)
2.Billy Johnston (Alstonville)
3.Tobias Guikabau (Gordon)
4.Tom Staniforth (Canberra Royals)
5.Bradford Kapa (West Harbour)
6.Jason Havea (Penrith)
7.Katoni Ali (C) (Manly)
8.Nuku Swerling (Bond University)
9.Angus Pulver (Eastern Suburbs)
10.Mitch Walton (Norths)
11.Sam Hyne (Brothers)
12.Keith Morgan (Queenbeyan)
13.Dennis Pili-Gaitau (Manly)
14.Jack Creich (Eastern Suburbs)
15.David Feltscheer (Warringah)
Reserves:
16.Jake Lyon (Brothers)
17.Joel Whitlock (Eastwood)
18.Max Maa Nelson (Penrith)
19.Jake Douglas (Southern Districts)
20.Josh Vainikolo (Terrigal)
21.Michael Baysaat (Penrith)
22.Tom Matthews (Gordon)
23.Eli Senoti (Avondale)
24.Adrian Robinson (Tuggeranong Vikings)
What is the Australian Barbarians?
The Australian Barbarian Rugby Club was formed in 1956, along the same lines as the UK Barbarians. It is affiliated to the Australian Rugby Union, and works with the ARU in player and skills development.
The first match was against a combined Newcastle, NSW side and in 1957, the Club played the first of its international fixtures, with matches against New Zealand, New Zealand Maori, and Fiji.
The Barbarians objectives are:
To reward skill and ability as a rugby player, and true sportsmanship on and off the field.
To have players of significant standing and proven sportsmanship demonstrate the game in its true spirit without the need to compete for a place in a competition ladder.
1.Rory O’Connor (Warringah)
2.Billy Johnston (Alstonville)
3.Tobias Guikabau (Gordon)
4.Tom Staniforth (Canberra Royals)
5.Bradford Kapa (West Harbour)
6.Jason Havea (Penrith)
7.Katoni Ali (C) (Manly)
8.Nuku Swerling (Bond University)
9.Angus Pulver (Eastern Suburbs)
10.Mitch Walton (Norths)
11.Sam Hyne (Brothers)
12.Keith Morgan (Queenbeyan)
13.Dennis Pili-Gaitau (Manly)
14.Jack Creich (Eastern Suburbs)
15.David Feltscheer (Warringah)
Reserves:
16.Jake Lyon (Brothers)
17.Joel Whitlock (Eastwood)
18.Max Maa Nelson (Penrith)
19.Jake Douglas (Southern Districts)
20.Josh Vainikolo (Terrigal)
21.Michael Baysaat (Penrith)
22.Tom Matthews (Gordon)
23.Eli Senoti (Avondale)
24.Adrian Robinson (Tuggeranong Vikings)
What is the Australian Barbarians?
The Australian Barbarian Rugby Club was formed in 1956, along the same lines as the UK Barbarians. It is affiliated to the Australian Rugby Union, and works with the ARU in player and skills development.
The first match was against a combined Newcastle, NSW side and in 1957, the Club played the first of its international fixtures, with matches against New Zealand, New Zealand Maori, and Fiji.
The Barbarians objectives are:
To reward skill and ability as a rugby player, and true sportsmanship on and off the field.
To have players of significant standing and proven sportsmanship demonstrate the game in its true spirit without the need to compete for a place in a competition ladder.
Monty Python
Ted Fahey (11)
Heard 2 rumours, but can't vouch for their reliability: 1) injury cloud 2) dropped from the squad. I think 1) is most likely. Can anyone confirm?
Hugh Jarse
Rocky Elsom (76)
Option 2 is highly unlikely.
Tournament play requires a team of 23 to have two complete competent and capable front rows and 3 competent locks. If they were going to drop a hooker from the 28, then they would have another called up right now, and that replacement would need maximum time on the field to get up to speed with the team structures and patterns, strategy and tactics.
I'm going for the injury explanation, and obviously Coach is satisfied that it will be right in time for the Jnr RWC otherwise a shadow hooker would have been called up and be "doing a Redden".
Lee Grant
John Eales (66)
It will be interesting to see Sandell throwing. He will likely be rested a while then come on for Fainga'a to have a few throws.
It looks like Thompson is serious about Lukhan L-T, and Hanigan as a 6, his best position.
Kellaway will look good wherever he plays because his opponents won't be wearing black jerseys with a silver fern. Translation - they will get a lot of good ball this time.
I hope I go to the right ground tonight for a change.
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It looks like Thompson is serious about Lukhan L-T, and Hanigan as a 6, his best position.
Kellaway will look good wherever he plays because his opponents won't be wearing black jerseys with a silver fern. Translation - they will get a lot of good ball this time.
I hope I go to the right ground tonight for a change.
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Sideline Eye
Darby Loudon (17)
Highly unlikely. Just a glorified training session really.
Sideline Eye
Darby Loudon (17)
https://www.google.com.au/maps/plac...0x6b12a8d4b1efcacf:0xd5cca0dab52f1404!6m1!1e1
The train commute is very easy.
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Bobby Sands
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I rate Kel so highly, but I feel he is much better on a wing. I almost feel it is a Giteau / JOC (James O'Connor) situation where he wants to take on more responsibility, but the reality is playing on a wing gives him the best opportunity to roam and let his fantastic instincts take hold. I am not doubting his ability to be a fantastic 13, I just feel players like him should be burdened as little as possible by structure, and 13's are critical to mid-field structure on both sides of the ball. Magnay is also handy at the position too. Will be good to hear they go!
Lee Grant
John Eales (66)
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Herbert Moran (7)
Are these Baa Baas all under 20?
i dont think so... unless they have tongan passports lol
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