The Chairman
Phil Hardcastle (33)
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NSW AAGPS 2025
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footyhead10
Frank Row (1)
@The Chairman what do u think the main issues with shore today were
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Desmond Connor (43)
The Chairman
Phil Hardcastle (33)
Structure was pretty average. Don't think everyone knew where they needed to be.
Lots of silly errors shot themselves in the foot - Things like charged down kicks (there were minimum 5), knock ons, kicks out on the full, poor positioning in backfield allowing 50/22s
and overall Waverley were just bigger, stronger and played with more speed in attack. Shore got stunned it seems.
Not to panic stations yet. Severely undermanned team.
3s impressed me though. Very classy players.
Here for the advice
Peter Burge (5)
Waverley 10 was first class vs a very new combination for Shore in the backs. Tight five might need a shuffle for Shore. All the youngsters stepping up for sure will be better for a game in 1’s vs a solid Waverley team. Changes to be made for next trial to see where all are at. Great to be back on the sidelines in the sun va last years rain and cold!!!
Meaty Michael
Frank Row (1)
I've never seen so many kicks for touch not go out in any game of rugby. Seriously, each team has some significant work to do.
View-Den
Bob McCowan (2)
hi @The Chairman I'm sure if you watched you would have seen if the youngster Payton Tarau played...... heard he has some razzle dazzle, any word on him
The Chairman
Phil Hardcastle (33)
What position was he
View-Den
Bob McCowan (2)
Pretty sure his position is 5-8 or fullback
OleMan
Allen Oxlade (6)
Payton is all class, and an U16 boy too.
The Chairman
Phil Hardcastle (33)
16As were purely outsized. Nothing they could do. Same with the Firsts.
I must say though, Reardon (E) impressed me. Someone who played 16Bs crashed into the firsts and does not look out of place.
I must say though, Reardon (E) impressed me. Someone who played 16Bs crashed into the firsts and does not look out of place.
fortheloveofthegame
Frank Nicholson (4)
I’m hearing View rugby will be without any 1st 8 rowers this year because they will contest Henley. If true that throws a few positions up for grabs and View will miss a few handy players
twister29
Frank Nicholson (4)
Does anyone have any insight into what various schools are planning for their training setups over the upcoming school holidays?
More specifically, has there been any word on teams lining up a session or two with the legendary Sandhill Warrior? With the 'footy camp' period approaching, I imagine some squads might be locking that in.
I know the GPS boys, in particular, are often keen for a run with Rob early in the season...
Yours truly... Twister.
More specifically, has there been any word on teams lining up a session or two with the legendary Sandhill Warrior? With the 'footy camp' period approaching, I imagine some squads might be locking that in.
I know the GPS boys, in particular, are often keen for a run with Rob early in the season...
Yours truly... Twister.
The Chairman
Phil Hardcastle (33)
I'd take that with a grain of salt
Rudderless
Nev Cottrell (35)
talking about Rob…..
Kings Rugby Club Luncheon
Friday 16th May
“This year we welcome King’s legend and stalwart, Rob Rowland-Smith, AKA the Sandhill Warrior, as our Master of Ceremonies. Rob is one of the finest fitness and motivational coaches in the world and is sure to bring the energy!
We are also delighted to welcome back the Australian National Coach of the Wallabies, Joe Schmidt, to discuss the last 12 months and what he plans for the Lion’s test series just ahead.
The Warrior & Joe will be joined on stage by our very own Jimmy Hilgendorf, coach of the TKS 1st XV.
This is a unique opportunity to hear about leadership, culture, the Wallabies and the Lions test directly from Joe, in a way that is sure to be an energetic and inspiring experience.”
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