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We'll see what he's made of when he runs into Tongan Thor;)

Lots of 'ifs' here, I know, but, IF the Reds win over the Sunwolves this weekend, and IF the Waratahs lose to the Bulls (probable in high altitude), and IF the Brumbies lose to the Blues (who knows?), and IF the Rebels lose to the Hurricanes in Wellington (also probable), then the Reds could be...

This game kicks off at 1:15am Sunday morning AEST. The Bulls are in 12th position (LLLWL) and the Reds are 13th (LLLWW). In their last game the Bulls lost to the Jaguares 22 to 20, a game that the Bulls were set to win until the Jaguares scored two tries in quick succession towards the end of...

Watching the Stormers play the Blues, they absolutely gave it everything, and then walked away with a loss. They are now without two of their best players, Eben Etzebeth and Pieter-Steph du Toit on Friday night. If the Reds can fire up, they have a good chance of winning this one over the home...

It was my physio that told me. He doesn't even follow the game. But he did not know the name of the player injured, but is good friends with the doctor assisting Myers during surgery, who told him. He definitely (the physio) referred to the injury occurring during the. Japanese game though. He...

Nowadays, at professional level, the ref has all these little assistants around the field called Lenses.

The physio is not a rugby follower and did not know who the player was...just what the assistant doctor at the operation told him.

So Fraser McReight has finally got onto the bench. Good luck to him. Will one right replace another, or will it be tooright;)

My physio was telling me about a serious knee injury to a Reds player occurring in that game. It did not seem so serious at the time. Apparently a Japanese doctor did not diagnose the extent of the injury, and upon the player's return, Peter Myers the surgeon has had to operate. My physio knew...

Does anyone remember if a Reds player suffered a knee injury in the game?

Naivalu has been quite lazy as a winger in that he never appears to try to catch an opposing back who has made a break; doesn't do much follow up on kick & chase's, although at times he will go looking for action off his wing. I rate him 5/10 and don't see him as a big loss. Maybe his heart just...

Have the Reds come back to Aussi yet.:confused: Not a skerrick of news from the media outlets on them this week. Its all about the Waratahs. I'm beginning to feel that the Media outlets are becoming Sydney centric.

Against the Waratahs, Hegarty was not good at flyhalf. Whether it was because he had rib damage, who knows? But out of Stewart, Lucas, & Hegarty, then think no 15 for Hegarty. Or maybe even the journeyman for 10, 15, or 12.

I can't see Mafi making an appearance before the court case on 27th March. If the court case isn't his way, then that is embarrassment to the Sunwolves, which would not go down well in Japan

So you feel that two rights don't make a wrong:D

The game against the Waratahs was disappointing, and we should have/could have done better. BUT, the fixtures schedule for the Reds this year could not have been more damaging or demanding, compared to the other sides. I mean, a bye in the very first round followed by an away game at the...

Comments are a bit harsh, considering the Reds have played only one home game this season, and that against the best side in the competition, after starting out of the gate after a first round bye

From the way the team has been altered in the backs, I'd have to say it does.

Maybe Isaac Lucas could be moved straight into 10:confused:

Then he's the ref we want:D