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One player can win a match and it usually is a forward. Pocock vs South Africa 2011 RWC. Forwards make it possible for backs to score tries 9 times out of 10 and players like Pocock and Gill almost single handedly provide the grunt work in tight when the tight 5 for each of their teams isn't...

As well as the fact that Carmichael organised the meeting. The first thing the Reds need is a plan, not even one that wins them a majority of games just some semblance of a plan and structure to then build on.

I feel better knowing Quade is in Brisbane ~ it warms the heart ;)

I thought his performances for City were very good. I remember in fact that the City attack seemed to lose a bit IMO when Quade returned (of course this is due to a recovering athlete returning into an unfamiliar team) but it still points towards McIntyre's quality. I think his level is...

I thought most of that game was in the Brumbies hands and that it was theirs to lose - which they did. Fardy and Pocock controlled the breakdown but the team structure was horrendous. Tahs deserved the win due to the tenacity shown which forced the little errors. Not taking the points...

Michael Hooper screaming in the face of the opposition after the victory... what a poor sportsman. For a team with the Australian Backs Coach and a former legendary Flyhalf, the Brumbies showed little semblance of a backline.

You may be thinking of this... Prop humour at its miserly best.

I doubt it'll be Genia considering he's apparently close to a deal with an overseas team, which is why people are suggesting Horwill should lose it. I also doubt it will be Quade because his tenure is less than certain after this year as well. I don't think the administration will want to give...

I absolutely agree with you. My frustration is channelled towards the ARU in that case rather than any of the coaches who probably didn't clammer towards signing Hunt and Folau on mega top ups without playing a game.

Too hard to say that. Wallabies players aren't offered top ups until they have played consistently for two years at international level, which he of course did not.

So the Quade Cooper signing is a done deal. Not a surprise but it's nice to do it cleanly rather than the shitstorm that happened last time.

Obviously by openly stating the aims of another donation drive rather than the one that funded the Scrum. I thought that went without saying.

It is partly/mostly funded by donations yes but why not use those donations for a better cause rather than something too abstract for most people to comprehend anyway. Junior development, player incentives etc etc...

Faiinga has been great. just a little unlucky with the bounce of the ball at times.

you should have expected the unexpected light.

FUCK (for the sake of Australian rugby)

A future Kerevi and Magnay highlight reel could be something to put in the NSFW folder when you're feeling lonely late at night ;). Hopefully it happens.

I'm not sure I agree QH at all. Against NZ absolutely there's no question. But keep in mind we have a winning record against all other teams bar maybe SA who we consistently were beating in the Deans era. That sort of success doesn't come without quality in the pack. Other teams love to call it...

he pushes straight down

Fox reporting he's on a full contract not that News LTD means a whole lot though.