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Yikes...

Isn't he saying the step up from Super Rugby to Test is larger than it used to be? Almost as large as the step up from club to Super Rugby (club rugby being garbage). I think that's probably kinda true. Super Rugby is basically touch when compared to test rugby these days.

Well he can pass so that's probably one up on how Paisami has been playing and it is usually required for an attacking backline move. I still think we are missing someone to be the ying to his yang, though. Edit: Its a weird place the Wallabies find themselves in. A serviceable if not...

I swear everything these poor fluffybunnys do is blighted by this kind of nonsense.

But they have done nothing to address the structural imbalances of the competition and so our Super Rugby teams are getting worse, not better. Its a death spiral born of inaction.

Crowds are very fixture dependent. I don't think NRL are overly concerned with attendance by and large.

Some of the indigenous jerseys went pretty hard although not a fan of the latest iteration.

I would argue its almost always the Journos. Pretty sure the players and coaches know what's up.

https://www.smh.com.au/sport/in-the-coffin-of-all-blacks-rugby-the-bledisloe-cup-is-in-play-20240823-p5k4ql.html Does Paul Cully even watch rugby?

Its a marginal squad position so I don't think its a huge deal but yeah bit weird Hodgeman wasn't the next option.

Which is pretty ridiculous.

He was also possibly the most naturally talented rugby player we have ever produced.

Nah he started as a 10.

I put us at very long odds of winning a TRC game.

The pervasive victimhood of Saffa fans makes you fluffybunnys such unlikeable champions.

Any fucken value the fluffybunny saved on that deal was firmly spoofed away on the Sua'ali'i and Jones deals.

Desperation.

0.0001% chance of that

If we are going to start playing players out of position then lets play Koroibete crashing the ball at 12 and have Wright step in to second 5 duties from fullback.

Tupou and Bell play different positions