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Bloody masons, I knew there was a logical reason.:D

I know I will get my a-hole kicked from breakfast to dinner but today CCC won the U18 national rugby league title and had 10 players named in the Aus team out of 17 to play an English academy side in a two test series, also, the CCC u15s won their national title and had 9 players named in a 13...

I know I will get my a-hole kicked from breakfast to dinner but today CCC won the U18 national rugby league title and had 10 players named in the Aus team out of 17 to play an English academy side in a two test series, also, the CCC u15s won their national title and had 9 players named in a 13...

Therefore add another 4 to the ARU JGS; but as noticed dual coders - not liked by NSW Schools.

I know these blokes were, there could have been others: Brock Hammond ARU/JGS Milad Ferris ARU/JGS Scott Hogan ARU/JGS Jakob Sedgman ARU/JGS

The following boys I believe would make exceptional union players; but accept I don't know much about tight 5 play (props, hooker, 2nd rowers (?)) so I will leave that to others: Havea Katoa All Saints Catholic Boys College (Liverpool, Secondary School) Kieran Bonin Holy Spirit College...

I have no doubts if they only played and trained for union they would put the GPS to the sword. But probably about half of CCC are league players who only play union in an after season school comp (3rd term); some of these league boys are also in the ARU's JGS program (summer training from...

Definitely a couple of the looseys and 2nd rowers were impressive in the CCC side but it was hard to identify the individuals. As an old-time back, I was able to pinpoint the two boys previously mentioned who I thought were unlucky. Hammo, you just need to hit reply on the bottom right of the...

You'll need to keep an eye on him via school (Holy Spirit, Corrimal). If he is 15 he should back up next year, might also be a chance for Illawarra's HM cup side in 2103, if he is a dual coder. Good luck to him.

No: 21 was definitely Scott Hogan (program) (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown) - played half/five-eighth. I believe he also played in the Parramatta HM side which won the comp this year, he would be 16, so will not be back unless in plays in the opens next year.

I'm not sure what "independent" means Hammo?. Tristan, seemingly is from Corrimal, Holy Spirit. I don't know any details about him. I know CCC were poorly treated re: NSW School selections - none.

Tom will live on with his gifts to others in need. My heart goes out to his family and friends.

Ok Brian, So what is the deal with the swim up the Yellow river - obviously on a bender, at the time.

Hope it wasn't Rugby Mum, I was sprung with by security, doing some dirty dancing behind poker machine no: 260.:rolleyes:

Some great bands at the rissole in those days.:D

Mum, was it co-ed in your days or did you sneak in to be with the boys?:p

Quote Post 195: Some interesting conversation taking place here today. Though the ills of Australian rugby won't be fixed from within the walls of this asylum hopefully one of the night porters can pass on some of the better ideas to the outside authorities. Luv it.:)

Yep, it would be a last resort.

All age school and club players need hard match day games week in, week out. Take the boks, do you reckon they would allow one school or association to dominant, I doubt it. I don't know the answer - as I'm not Souff African:confused: and have no particular knowledge of their system, but if...