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  1. Froggy

    Waratahs 2023

    A few of those a bit disappointing. With Cridge, Williams, Bokenham and Douglas all going we actually no longer have a single specialist lock, only a group of (albeit quite good) lock/6 hybrid players in Holloway, Hanigan and Sinclair. You would have thought with that much talent leaving in one...
  2. Froggy

    Refereeing decisions

    OHB, I have no argument with anything you have said, the law is as it is, you have made it very clear, and the ref ruled correctly. My argument has been and continues to be that the law's attempt at defining a deliberate knock-down doesn't align with reality. Anyway, I've had my say, others...
  3. Froggy

    Refereeing decisions

    Totally disagree BH, there are any amount of time a player only gets one hand to an attempted intercept and re-gathers it (have done it myself). The point you make at the end of your discussion is effectively that an attempted intercept is a spoiling play and not a genuine attacking play, and on...
  4. Froggy

    Australia v England: Match III, SCG, Sat 16th July 7.55pm AEST

    It may be about dollars, but everyone here is constantly complaining about the ARU having no money, and then blow up when they do something economic. Yes it's a shit stadium to watch rugby (although I grew up watching rugby there thoroughly enjoying it and not knowing any better), but my son and...
  5. Froggy

    Waratahs 2023

    Gamble becomes eligible in April next year
  6. Froggy

    Waratahs 2023

    Sorry, but I think this is a bad signing. I am all for giving a guy a second chance, look how well that's gone for the likes of Slipper and Perese. However this isn't a second chance, it's a 40th! This is a guy who is unable to control his actions, both on and off the field. He needs to get out...
  7. Froggy

    Australia v England: Match III, SCG, Sat 16th July 7.55pm AEST

    I would like to see 7A's start and TT come on after 50. TT gave away three penalties in those first 20 minutes, which was a big contribution to our being stuck in our own 22 for so long. Also 7A's has a much higher work rate, and while TT does things no other player can do, he still walks a lot...
  8. Froggy

    Refereeing decisions

    Accepting then that the ruling was right by the laws, the laws are basically incorrect. By that I mean, that the fact that the ball lands beyond the players reach means it was not a genuine attempt at an intercept is simply not true. The law here is trying create a definition of an intentional...
  9. Froggy

    Fiji v Australia A 1:30pm Saturday 9 July

    The Scots bombed him with a couple of big back-rowers running through to belt him. Played okay I think, but I do remember him getting smashed (you could tackle them in the air in those days).
  10. Froggy

    Fiji v Australia A 1:30pm Saturday 9 July

    Off topic I know, but that reminded me of Russel Fairfax in 1971 playing fullback for NSW against Scotland at the SCG while he was still in year 12 at Randwick Boys High.
  11. Froggy

    Waratahs 2023

    Guys like Sinclair and Newsome are gold for a squad. While not potential Wallabies, they are consistent performers at Super rugby level, can cover a variety of positions and rarely let you down. You need some of these along side your exciting youngsters and your current superstars. I'll be sorry...
  12. Froggy

    Australia v England: Match III, SCG, Sat 16th July 7.55pm AEST

    McDermott may have more attacking flair than Gordon, but the concept that he is a more level head makes no sense. My choice for back-up 9 for the series was always McDermott for his impact, but I think what Gordon has brought in his brief cameos has been excellent. The forward pass to MK wasn't...
  13. Froggy

    Australia v England: Match III, SCG, Sat 16th July 7.55pm AEST

    I don't see we need to make wholesale changes, really only the forced ones. This team won the first test and scored two tries to one in the second. All we need to do differently is switch on from the kick off and front up physically in those first twenty minutes, give away far fewer stupid...
  14. Froggy

    Australia v England: Match III, SCG, Sat 16th July 7.55pm AEST

    My suggested 23 Bell, Porecki, AAA, Philip, Frost, Leota, Hooper, Valetini, White, Lolesio, Koribete, Kerevi, Ikatau (if fit, otherwise Paisami),Wright, Hodge. Bench Faainga, Slipper, TT, LSL (Lukhan Salakaia-Loto), Samu, Gordon, JOC (James O'Connor), Vunivalu
  15. Froggy

    Australia v England: Match III, SCG, Sat 16th July 7.55pm AEST

    BR, you're nothing if not consistent. Of course the answer to all or any Wallaby woes is simply to get rid of all the Tahs and replace them with Brumbies. I have no idea why Rennie didn't think of it earlier!!!
  16. Froggy

    Wallabies 2023

    I thought Noah's kicking out of hand was a bit short and Foley-esq on Saturday, rest of his game fine. If Hodge is going to play 15 next week (seems logical) I would be looking for him to get us out of our quarter.
  17. Froggy

    Australia v England: Match II @ Suncorp 7.55pm AEST, 09/07

    A couple of thoughts. Firstly, TT and Wright are both real rocks and diamonds players. Love TT hitting the line, but in game we lost due to penalties, he gives away too many of them. Wright has moments of genius and others of absolute WTF. He really lacks a calm head. The intentional knock-down...
  18. Froggy

    GAGR Wallaby POTY v England (2nd test)

    3. Valetini 2. Paisami 1. Bell
  19. Froggy

    Australia v England: Match II @ Suncorp 7.55pm AEST, 09/07

    Keep the politics out of this thread guys!
  20. Froggy

    GAGR Wallaby POTY v England (1st test)

    1. Porecki 2. Koroibete 3. Kellaway
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