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I'm thinking you're right in your assertion. Which Wallabies would be considered the No1 choice for their positions on current form but whom are not playing against the Springbok? Allan Ala'alatoa Scott Sio Will Genia Christian Lealifano Jack Maddocks Marika Koroibete Kurtley Beale Cheika...

;););)

I believe Hegarty should remain at flyhalf for the 2020 season. He has been consistent, is a good kicker, varies his play, and overall is Mr Reliable. But more importantly, he should be the bearer to the future flyhalf for the Reds, and with time, for Australia. I'm talking about Isaac Lucas. He...

But that's just a little baby ball, that can fit inside your hand. No real comparison.

Could this be the back line for 2020 (without injury): 9 McDermott Tait 10 Lucas Isaac/ Stewart Hamish/ Hegarty Bryce (depends on NRC performance & training) 11 Speight Henry 12 O'Connor James 13 Petaia Jordan 14 Campbell/Daugunu (that's a hard call) 15 Lucas Isaac/...

Also this https://www.rugby.com.au/news/2019/06/28/world-cup-wallabies-reds-oconnor

I'm assuming he's grown out of the "brain fart' period of his life, and wants to move on.

So the Junior Wantabies are now in a semi-final next Tuesday morning our time against the host country, Argentina.

^^ Cont. " Only we at the NRL are allowed to poach AR players"

Worry not. He probably won't get a chance to see the ball. But his defense, he'll need to be good at;)

By that, do you mean you'd sobered up?o_O

Or, "Go you good thing"

IF Kerevi were to stay on for next year, my ideal back line would be: 15 Stewart 14 Speigh 13 Petaia 12 Kerevi 11 Campbell (his game keeps getting better 10 Lucas 9 McDermott I see speed & cohesion there, with Hegarty the back up .

Developing extra strength as they turn into men next year. Did I say they were a young team - no.

Sometime during the game I can see McGahan going off (unless he has a cracker), Hegarty moving up to 10, and Stewart brought on. Hegarty will play through as the conversion kicker, although he had a week he'd rather forget last week. Is McGahan any good at kicking conversions?

I think Rodda is having a compulsory spell this weekend, so probably Blythe and Hockings as the locks, and Hockings back on the bench. Also I've not been particularly impressed with Naivalu's form. It's as though he serving time waiting to move on next year. I'd rather have Daugunu start on the...

EEEEEEEEEEEEEKKKKKKKKKKHHHHHH:eek:

Definitely tragic if the political team you vote for, as well as the rugby team you barrack for, both lose:oops: .

I think I might be able to find an abacus up in the attic if you'd like to borrow it.:)

Especially with hookers in dark places:eek: