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  1. Viking

    Australian Rugby / RA

    So why not just get Wayne Smith? Or Both!
  2. Viking

    Australian Rugby / RA

    If we had all the choices, I'd go Jamie Joseph over Razor. He has international experience now. And I think Australia would be much better playing how Japan plays at the moment, more fast-paced, skilled based game. Think about a team who has the skills and pace of Japan but with athletes who...
  3. Viking

    Australian Rugby / RA

    Oh please let this happen.
  4. Viking

    Australian Rugby / RA

    In regards to Genia's comments, it's quite interesting, I feel he likes Cheika the most as Cheika favoured him but also gave Genia a bit more purpose in his career which most senior players are probably striving for. Think about how most employees after a while want to work for a company with...
  5. Viking

    Wallabies 2023

    I still prefer Bell over Slipper though. Actually I prefer Sio over both of them as I thought he was finding some great form before he left overseas.
  6. Viking

    Wallabies 2023

    I think BR means Bell doesn't have enough runs on the board against top international teams yet. A couple of tests doesn't quite prove it yet in the scrummaging department. He's been solid some games and inconsistent others. In which case, I agree with BR. I'm not confident in Bell's...
  7. Viking

    Australian Rugby / RA

    Yeah that tour where McKenzie shifted To'omua to 12 and Cooper at 10 we looked really slick. I was thinking this was the start of a long-term combination. He was really the only coach who was able to get the best out of Quade, which I think was a big contributor in his success.
  8. Viking

    Wallabies 2023

    Even Beale at his best had the ball security of a child. Can we really handle more turnovers conceded. No thanks.
  9. Viking

    Wallabies 2023

    Unfortunately I think your right. Rennie has a soft spot for Wright. I have a feeling Rennie will view Wright's last few games positively as they were pretty solid apart from that easy dropped kick off. I really hope Kellaway rises to the position and claims it.
  10. Viking

    Wallabies 2023

    Leota was pretty good too and Rennie seems to like him too. I think it will surely come down to super rugby form between Holloway, Hanigan, Swinton, and Leota. Then T Hooper from the Brumbies I'd say is the dark horse. I feel like I'm missing another option too. I really like the depth at 6...
  11. Viking

    Wallabies 2023

    His rise is quite remarkable when you think of Nawaqanitawase of last year. Two completely different players. His improvement in such a short amount of time is immense. Helps to be 6'4 and genetic's to put that much muscle on in a short period too. He doesn't need to play much better then he...
  12. Viking

    Wallabies v Wales, Principality Stadium, Sun 27th November, 2.15am AEST

    His kicking has gotten a lot better in my opinion. I think it was just a poor game from him and not his usual standard. Surely he has claimed the number 2 spot after that performance. His running game is consistently good and i think that's more then what Gordon brings, or any other 9 in Aus at...
  13. Viking

    Wallabies v Wales, Principality Stadium, Sun 27th November, 2.15am AEST

    Donaldson did not impress. He was okay. Like you said he had limited time. I don't think he was authorative, it looked like at one point Ikitau was yelling at him telling him what to do. I love how when a player doesn't mess up, they are instantly impressive, a sign of how low our standards...
  14. Viking

    Wallabies v Wales, Principality Stadium, Sun 27th November, 2.15am AEST

    Again. He played very well when he started against NZ this year. It was one of the best attacking performances of the year.
  15. Viking

    Wallabies v Wales, Principality Stadium, Sun 27th November, 2.15am AEST

    Nah it's easy to judge him. He's had 60 minutes of test footy and hasn't shown anything yet. He also had a decent amount of time in Aus A and was solid without being outstanding. I think it's pretty clear where he is at.
  16. Viking

    Wallabies 2023

    Can someone remind me where BPA is at these days? Injured or overseas. Would be great to have him back.
  17. Viking

    Wallabies v Wales, Principality Stadium, Sun 27th November, 2.15am AEST

    Foketi is a very good alternative to Kerevi. Depending on what happens next year with overseas eligibility then Simone as an option would be serviceable. But yeah, at 10 we are screwed.
  18. Viking

    Wallabies v Wales, Principality Stadium, Sun 27th November, 2.15am AEST

    Actually it's 5 wingers in front of him. Koro, Nawaqa, Kellaway, Wright, and Petaia.
  19. Viking

    Wallabies 2023

    I don't understand what anyone sees in Porecki, especially after the last few matches. I put my money on Lonegan continuing his form into next season and Latu having a redemption story.
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