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Avoiding the water hoses (just learnt what this meant), any one got their opinions on track champion Seth Kennedy, I know he has loads of pace but just wanted a perspective about him on the wing. -G.S

Ah D.K, While Mcgahan performed quite well, Breen was a standout in a losing BGS side. From the sideline it looked like Breen was playing a game of lunchtime touch football when he had the ball in hand, not scared to step and weave. Well deserved listing for Breen. Yours truly, G.S

Aside from the hooker department, I though that while he had a limited number of minutes #20 off the bench for BGS (he plays 16A's) brought some impact which rattled the flow of the TGS pack. However, it was all too little too late after TGS piled on the points early on. Cheers, G.S

Hey Dozer, Could you provide some names please + a short description

Hey gents, Through the opening rounds who has been some underrated players in your opinions. Mostly looking for players from the bottom 4 in the ladder that may have not been able to get the recognition they deserve. Regards, G.S

Hey Quick Tap, I wasn't sure myself but the profile picture convinced me. I also know Ron personally and think that this could possibly be him due to his love for the game, keep me posted if you find out more. - G.S

Ron, great to see you in this forum, long time no see. This place needs someone with some elite rugby knowledge such as yourself. I'm an old boy and have great memories being lucky enough to play under your guidance. I must agree with your statements about young Wackwitz, a player with such...

Never heard of this Ryan "Flyby" Bash, could anyone else inform me of who this might be, classic (low IQ Schoolboys)

TGS vs BGS (13-17 TGS) A tough fought contest which endured until the final whistle, saw TGS take the edge over a relentless BGS side. Key match up of Rhymen Tusi (TGS) and George Swan (BGS) stood out for me as they went head to head all game long, both showing their potential for the upcoming...

Hey Blin6side, Great list you have made here and have to agree that the Pitbull really drove that BBC pack forward. His set piece was brilliant and showed composure in such a big debut game. I would like to mention ACGS flanker Thomas Wood as an underrated player so far in the comp. Conway was...

From BGS U16: Best Forward: Dyer Akauola #8, Of Tongan descent, Akauola brings a sense of go forward for the BGS pack, with footwork well above most in the GPS. Best Back: Harper Enasio #12: After an impactful start to the game against Churchie, Enasio was menacing to Churchie with ball in...