PickandDriveThru80
Herbert Moran (7)
Never heard of him. Would you happen to know his name?
U16 schoolboy rugby
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Bob_Talau65
Allen Oxlade (6)
Seen a bit of chat about Ben Wright (Year 10 Scots 1stXV Winger). Feel Bad for the kid was getting rubbish talk thrown at him all game at Waverley. Heard hes been going well and happy for the Young Buck. Is he getting that GPS Jumper, im not sure. He definetly can but when you have boys like Harry Haigh (Heard Hes Transitioning to Wing) and also is a MEATHEAD/WORKHORSE. Keen to see how they go, but UPPA CAS!
Cheers Men,
#BOBATALAU
Also just want this forum to keep serious as CAS has been locked.
Cheers Men,
#BOBATALAU
Also just want this forum to keep serious as CAS has been locked.
The Ruckman
Allen Oxlade (6)
yes probably haven't heard of him, now that i think of it he isn't very good.
HowIMetYourScrummer1971
Bob McCowan (2)
I like the look of Martin Brown, a key forward scrummer on the Aloys 16 team. He's a promising young buck. Full Scrum Ahead!
The Ruckening
Stan Wickham (3)
Seems to be a strong pedigree at the school obviously. Players like Ben Baretto and Finn Hannon are supposedly quite dominant within that age group as well seem to be shaping up really well
The Ruckman
Allen Oxlade (6)
What are peoples thoughts on Joey's U16 team without there powerhouse's in the backline as they have gone to the opens.
anothernudge
Sydney Middleton (9)
Obviously the whole team is compromised with big voices in the backline gone. I'm not sure if the improved scoreline for Shore against Joeys was due to their improvement or Joey's struggling.
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Frank Row (1)
Izak Holmes and Jack Procter, both standout players in the Barker u16A team, have developed a formidable 9-10 combination. Holmes' sharp decision-making at scrum-half complements Procter's dynamic playmaking at fly-half, orchestrating the attack with precision. Their synergy was evident in their wins against Oakhill, Shore and Knox. The team undefeated so far with a very strong forward pack.
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scrumbledore
Herbert Moran (7)
Hi B-Tizzy,
I am just curious as to whether there are any updates on the CAS forum knowing your status and reputation on there? I am going bat shit crazy from CAS forum withdrawal, with my most recent development being the shakes. I am seriously considering switching back to Discord to discuss the current state of CAS right now.
Cheers.
SDORE
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SpreadTheButter
Frank Row (1)
A huge let down for them as they are at their best when their powerhouses are playing. A big gap is left for the b's players.
PickandDriveThru80
Herbert Moran (7)
Reviewing that shore game should that it was predominantly a forwards game. Scrum count probably piled up to above 20, the shore Loosehead even got a yellow for a scrum infringement. Joeys back definitely not what they used to be. However this is expected. Shore really showed up in defence, as watching the game showed the possession counter to be 80%-20% joeys way. Will be great to see how they manage as the season progresses…
Bob_Talau65
Allen Oxlade (6)
Hey boys,
Just contininuing on about Harry Haigh, heres what i have to say
Harry Haigh, a promising young talent, plays as a flanker for the Scots Under-16A rugby team. Known for his relentless work ethic and aggressive tackling, Haigh brings a dynamic presence to the back row. His ability to read the game and disrupt opposition plays has earned him recognition as a rising star in Scots youth rugby. With strong ball-carrying skills and a tireless engine, Haigh consistently supports both offensive and defensive phases, embodying the gritty, high-intensity style that defines a top-tier flanker. As he continues to develop, he’s one to watch in the future of Scots rugby.
Cheers Men
#BOBTALAU
(If anyone wants an insight to some 16 schoolboys, ive got a son in that age group and i've watched many players)
Just contininuing on about Harry Haigh, heres what i have to say
Harry Haigh, a promising young talent, plays as a flanker for the Scots Under-16A rugby team. Known for his relentless work ethic and aggressive tackling, Haigh brings a dynamic presence to the back row. His ability to read the game and disrupt opposition plays has earned him recognition as a rising star in Scots youth rugby. With strong ball-carrying skills and a tireless engine, Haigh consistently supports both offensive and defensive phases, embodying the gritty, high-intensity style that defines a top-tier flanker. As he continues to develop, he’s one to watch in the future of Scots rugby.
Cheers Men
#BOBTALAU
(If anyone wants an insight to some 16 schoolboys, ive got a son in that age group and i've watched many players)
Bob_Talau65
Allen Oxlade (6)
Hey mate,
Also am struggling with this, I wouldnt say i have a big reputation LOL
. Im not sure what discord is but sounds good Scrumbleeee. Im working on it with the moderator. Fight for the Forum!!Cheers Mate,
#BOBTALAU
The Ruckman
Allen Oxlade (6)
I've watched him play before and he's a bum.
PickandDriveThru80
Herbert Moran (7)
this bloke is not that good. An average flanker at best. If you want to talk about a number 7 with an outstanding work ethic int he under 16s, take a look at Riverview Tom Symmons. Gen Blue 15s last year this kid is the definition of a game built of work ethic.
TheGameTheyPlayinHeaven
Frank Row (1)
Scots completely dominated Shore scrum today…yes…they were contested. 24-17 to Scots after an early lead by Shore 0-12
PickandDriveThru80
Herbert Moran (7)
Wouldn’t say Scot’s dominated shores scrum. Shores tight head showed good composure and got a penalty in a crucial position. A bad penalty was costly against shore for pushing up. Not to sure about that law. A good contest though in the game
TheGameTheyPlayinHeaven
Frank Row (1)
Just to close this off and clarify the rules of rugby. Fundamental rule of rugby is that players must be on their feet to play the ball. Kings player was on his knees, never got back on his feet and he did not bounce forward…it was a crawl or caterpillar. He had no momentum moving him towards try line. Also, the ball was already placed on the ground when he first dropped and he subsequently picked the ball up while still off his feet to caterpillar/crawl to the try line. Had he got back on his feet to score … then it would have been fine. Simply not a try.
chip n chase
Stan Wickham (3)
Results from today?
Backintheolddays
Charlie Fox (21)
Would like to see the Kings boys learn to play 15 man rugby, not just bash and barge, and actually apply some IQ to their kicking game. Kudos to View today, scrappy but looked the more enterprising and much less errors.
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