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^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ The Reds can now actually see a chance of overtaking the Waratahs & Brumbies to the finish line if they are the masters of their own destiny...

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When is the Reds team to be announced? It's nearly 5pm in the land of the Orcs

Assuming Hamish Stewart is now being groomed as the heir apparent to QC (Quade Cooper). McIntyre had his chances but showed his lack of talent the last 3 games

And Hunt

Anyone know where the Reds 2017 thread has gone to. I can't find it here.:confused:

In the video, Stiles says that he's been speaking with Frisby & Ready about their poor commitment 'along the way'. So this is a problem that has come to a head. He's going out of his way to say that there were'nt any options left to him. I think that this message would probably be well received...

If memory serves me correctly, Ready did start against the Lions in SA. The scrum was a mess so he was hooked before half time with Moore on, and the scrum held thereafter.

Don't overrate Hamish. He's still a boy and Super 18 is a big step up, especially in the flyhalf position.

The left upper molar.

You don't recognize NRC then Dru? It was overdue when it finally was introduced, and is a real stepping stone as a number of young players appreciated last year when appointed to S18 squads. Equally, it is an important step up fot coaching staff. And it will only get stronger.

Now if Barrett gets a toothache before the game & can't play, then it could get interesting

No team is ever complete without Chuck Norris

Plus losing their skipper mid way through the first half.

I watched the Jaguares play the Lions (B) team saturday week ago, and they really did look the goods. Were up very quickly on defence. Very tough game for the Reds. If they should win after travelling there via South Africa, I'll take my hat off to them.

Sitting on the (impartial) fence, I fancy my money on the Brumbies to win, because their existence is possibly under threat. Simples

Hopefully , after being dropped from the starting side last week, and having Rodda breathing down his neck for the lock position, Douglas will come out all guns a' blazing

Interesting that the Lions coach only took half of his 'A' team to play the Jaguares away in Argentina last weekend. That says to me he fears the Reds more. So I'm pretty glad his 'B' team lost. If the Lions lose again this weekend, then he will really rue his Argentinian tactics.

Why??

The truth of the matter, I believe, is that the Crusaders know how to win at the end. The Reds are going to have to learn how to. Simples