believe he suffered a bad neck injury that sidelined him for 2-5 years but is expected to make a return in 2026. Just got to get through rehab from what I've been told. Will be interested for Jacksons return and how this neck injury affects his sniffing capabilities in the B zone.
Oh yes please! Swish swish bish.
Sorry mate but I've got Archie Xavier at 9 all day. Also prefer Charlie Cooke at 6. Move Angus Munn to 5 over Boyle and put Joe Liddy at 7. Also, I believe Ollie Nasser to be arguably the most talented and dominate forward I've seen through Gregory Terrace for much longer than the past decade so would have to put him in there. Also believe Richard Dean to be a TGS old boy if I'm incorrect, unless there has been a GT 15 with the same name over the past decade.
Sorry mate Richard Dean studied at terrace from grade 5-9 then i believe went to TGS for his senior years as he was expelled from GT for breaking a blokes ankles at lunchtime touch footy. I have put Boyle in the row for his lineout abilities as a successful set piece is what wins games of footy and Nasser i believe still has more room to grow before he makes this team we gotta remember kids in grade 11.
Sure this wasn't whipped up in chatGPT malcom!
loving this inside intel.
Sorry mate I was under the impression we were going off the team Dean played 1sts for. I agree Boyle was a great footy player but Munn was far more dominate in the 3 years of firsts he played at the school. I also insisted on Nasser purely because even though he has more to give he has already reached far higher than numerous players on this list, that's all but otherwise I respect your team.
Apologies for the mishap, as joining a new community can be quite nerve-racking. I will strive to not make this mistake again and speak from the heart. I am eager to fully immerse myself in this wonderful experience, communicating about the wonderful competition we know as GPS rugby.
Oh no here we go again @cyclopath
Munn was overrated in my opinion kid was just in a bad GT rugby era being the only bloke wanting to carry the footy. Boyle proved to be the difference every time he wore that red jersey for GT evident in his battle of the colours game in 2019.
How was Hary Wilson not even mentioned, that's absurd.
Boyle and gram bower were simply better. Although Harry Wilson does have very respectable credentials, he wasn't a lineout threat.
Have to agree with NAPALM_D here, although Wilson had a great schoolboy career, I just believe there has been stronger second rowers who influenced the overall success of their team more than Wilson did.
Looks like the forum has spread to a new GPS school don’t know why people think it’s soo funny to get on here and take the mick.
Morning Wayne. I feel as these city slickers from spring hill can get the job done on Saturday. If GT are able to replicate their nudgee performance this match up will be won within under 7 points. However if the boys from GT are not able to secure the breakdown and have 3 meter spacing on both sides on the ruck BBC will have a field day with the likes of Lucas Clifford (cousin of Connor Clifford) and Frank "the tank" Howarth running a muck at set piece.
Upset? With all of GT's injury's I would say they do not go in to many games as favourites. However if the boys train well this week and come together on Saturday they could be the ones to pull off the upset.
Doubt GT will pull off an upset this week against BBC at Gaza. If you compare Weir, Hollyman, Harkin to BBC's bomb squad of Donnovan, Bakker, Clifford it's clear that one trio is ready for war and the other is focusing on looking tough in the Facebook promotions.