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I think the counter-point to this is that it's the only safe, reliable way to exit. Having at least one method of exiting reliably seems pretty important if you don't want the sport to end up being tit for tat like basketball.

I would argue that a lot of other players have made greater errors in most situations where a fullback is required to make a last ditch covering tackle. In your example, I would suggest the person who has turned over possession is primarily responsible.

How did he prove that? He had a couple of poor kicks but was otherwise good and finished a fairly difficult opportunity. Can you fuck off with the constant referencing of NRL? We get it. Honestly. We are here to discuss the next Wallabies v Wales test and you try to derail every thread you enter.

Yeah that's a common issue across sport even in very professional league's like the EPL. It's weird.

I'm with Fatprop. They basically play interchangeably.

must have been

If he just passed it to Wright from there he probably could have solo'd it.

Nah its just fucked particularly as in the stadium you don't really have a clue what's going on. I couldn't even tell what they were looking at from the replay it was so innocuous.

My last flight to England was a BA/Qantas split and I was actually surprised by how much better the Qantas half was than the BA one.

I reckon we'll see a few changes. Schmidt will want to see what some others bring.

Final point - really wish we would move on from a system that allows a TMO to intervene unrequested. Nothing kills atmosphere more than sitting around waiting to see why Jonker is wasting everyone's time.

Well very glad I went. My main thoughts: - Said it before but great stadium (infinity million times better than Homebush, a place to which I shall never return) - Great crowd and atmosphere - Great win (any win for the Wallabies is a great win these days) I thought our back three, Gordon...

Excuse me?

Lol TJ throws the ball forward and demands play be stopped because his knee got a bit sore. Next minute hes fine and the ABs somehow get the feed? Make that make sense.

He wasn't as effective last year because he was used predictably and targeted by the defence. Every run he made was from the exact same areas of the park and was always hitting three well set defenders. It was a game plan issue IMO. Valetini is our best post-contact player by some margin.

Pfitzy has an essay on this...

Yeah how could we select a young player who has put in multiple seasons of consistent high performance at super rugby level? The alternative would realistically have been Daugunu at 13. I think he put in some great performances but it would mean Darby on the wing. Personally prefer a more...

Would seem a no-brainer for them with the upcoming tour and tournament.

Oof that seems very dice rolley. Think my wife would be even less impressed with the view of a cement pillar than she is with view of a dismal Australian rugby side.

Fuck the poverty seats are only fiddy bucks maybe I'll torture myself and my wife by attending.