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I'll take that on as a bet.

The European market provides huge sponsorship and viewing audience, effective private ownership, and a perception that the 'best of the best' are playing.

I agree attitude is important but is it physical with Horwill. He has suffered some horrible injuries over the past 5 or so years, and maybe he's playing broken or busted because he's such a determined bastard.

DB, copy it and paste it into "Google Translate", in the left hand side of that screen. It should recognise it as French but if not select French in the top option. Then select English in right hand side top option and you will get a rough version of the story translated in English.

Hard to use as an excuse as I think you'll find this is an issue at all clubs, not just at Randwick.

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How come when the French beat us 6-0 in soccer it's a thrashing, but when we beat them 6-0 in rugby it's a close win?

Sounds like the pressure is 100% on Knox. They're the ones spending the big bucks.

Here's 2 words for you WO "America's Cup"

Lost for words DP?

It would be close.

A referee resets a scrum in a different spot because the playing surface is unacceptable where it has just collapsed. If a penalty is awarded at the ensuing scrum reset, at what location does the penalty get taken? This can be critical as sometimes refs reset scrums 10m away from the original...

Maybe White is absolutely ideal for the Brumbies style of play but not for the Wallabies.

Yeah not bad, but the benchmark remains Nick Shehadie who debuted as a 1st grade prop at 15 years of age for Randwick. Now that's impressive.

Perhaps the AB's should be playing NFL. Firstly it was their clean out of passive defenders way ahead of the ruck. Next came players loitering on the ruck fringes, creating holes for their inside ball runners. Now we're seeing groups of players running ahead of the ball and using footwork and...

Maybe Chris Ashton is a bastard too.

Yes I hear you but it cuts both ways, on and off the field. He walks a tightrope with his approach to rugby and life. JOC (James O'Connor) is a guy who polarises opinion, there's no middle ground. He makes things happen, sometimes good and sometimes shithouse, but you'll never die wondering. Not so sure about...

Perhaps we offer a bundle deal of Petersen and Tilse.

Unlike 'any' employee, professionals playing a contact sport have a very limited timeframe in which to maximise their income. No of us can walk a mile in JOC (James O'Connor)'s or any other's shoes in this situation. On one hand we seem to accept Douglas leaving the Wallabies to make an extra buck but at the...

Is it a full stop or a bullet point? That's my only question.