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If so, that is a decent signing. I haven't been overly impressed by van Wyk and Heiberg, and Pek could do with some competition. Daley is coming into his prime. Hopefully he can make a meaningful contribution to the Force. He just needs to keep himself on the park.

Hopefully it is 12. Meakes, 13. Tapuai. Force been lacking physicality in the backline. He looks fairly decent in glimpses if the videos are any indication.

Bill Meakes to the Rebels? Big unit, and would help fill the void left by Ellison, Harris.

In an article related to Curtis Rona, I found this particularly interesting tidbit: If Meyer is a realistic chance at the post, I hope he surrounds himself with quality assistant coaches, like a Todd Louden/Jim Mckay for attack, someone for the forwards, for the defence (maybe Wessels?) etc...

Time to unleash the Skelton, even if it is to the lineout's detriment.

Altitude kicking in

Boks look absolutely shell-shocked - dicked in the setpiece, kicking, general play and discipline. 19-3 with 34 minutes gone

This game is practically identical to the earlier Australia-England test thus far

Really? I can see the offence getting penalised in game if picked up, nothing more.

3. Hooper 2. Kerevi 1. Carter

Immense defensive effort and astute kicking for territory from England (as much as it begrudges me to acknowledge). Struggling to find positives from that game for the Wallabies. Hooper the pick of the forwards. I've never been high on Carter but he proved me wrong; he cleaned out...

Our kicking deficiencies are well documented, you'd think employing someone of more repute than Chris Malone to oversee all the Super Rugby franchises was a neccessity.

Hilarious. None of those aforementioned are ready or even good enough for test rugby. How about they earn the chance to get capped rather than being given a run because they show some promise.

Based off that purported lineup, I am apprehensive about the selection of Carter, and McMahon's inclusion alongside Hooper. I agree that we need to go with our point of difference - that being speeding up the game - rather than play a heavy backrow/pack, but I'm not confident that this...

3. Hooper 2. Folau 1. DHP

So much for a playmaking inside centre. We have Arnold, Holmes et al. playing first receiver adequately!

Loving Moore hurting blokes with his cleanouts

Beautiful hands Kerevi

Fuck yeah, lets go!

Fekitoa blows a try