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@Dan54 what are the internal travel rules over there now, and is there an idea of what they look like around the start of the season?

I stand to be corrected, but I am pretty sure that access to training facilities has been quite difficult due to the rolling lockdowns and bubbles preventing shared facilities usage and the fact that there are so many clubs co-located for traning at AAMI/Gosch's Paddock (Victory, Rebels, Storm...

There is still cash to consider and we have seen it play out for the Wallabies this year. Are you going to leave your fat contract in Japan to all but pay for the privilege of playing for Tonga or the USA or another non tier one nation, or are you going to make yourself unavailable for selection...

I do like the three weekend afternoon games. Will be able to get my kids there a few times this year. Looks like there will be a couple more Rebels memberships out of my household this year.

The branding on the field last weekend certainly suggested an SA home game.

There's also a big difference between being vaccinated and actively promoting it on the front of your jersey.

Got 14k on a Saturday arvo in Melbourne against the Wallabies in 2017. Also, I think you might have overstated the second test by about 5k.

Cheese easting surrender monkeys!

Hard interview to do after that terrible palm to his own face that caused him to take a HIA and trip over his own shoelaces.

How many penalties in the attacking zone?

Fucking soccer milking bullshit

Too many Tahs! ( or removalists from NSW anyway) Lucky we are all in a real lockdown in three hours.

Using the foxtel box.

Looks like the ten pin bowling directorship is a BRC Capital link. From the ten pin Australis website: Jerome Joseph (VIC) Chair Jerome is CEO/Executive Director of BRC Life, a company that is part of the BRC Capital group of companies.

Probably should check what happened last season, and it is a poor analogy for this one. Better one is Rebs swapping our Brums games to accommodate the Force. Until this week the Reds have had to sacrifice comparatively nothing, and the Rebels so much. Maybe acknowledge there is alot of hurt and...

Interesting from The Age. https://www.theage.com.au/sport/nrl/new-restrictions-placed-on-nrl-players-as-brisbane-covid-19-cases-grow-20210330-p57f8f.html "The NRL is set to announce by the end of the day whether Friday night’s clash between the Broncos and the Storm - originally scheduled at...

We lost by 3 points last time at your ground after being put in a very similar spot to what the Reds are in now. If we win its not an ambush, it's confirmation we are a better side than what we get given credit for.

History says your boys will be on a long road trip for the rest of the season.

The bye probably saves their upcoming matches from interruption, even if training is disrupted. I imagine the Reds will need to spend some time on the road to be allowed in WA for the 23 April game - just hard to decipher how much.

My tip is Vic government Red zones Brisbane on the same 20/3 backdate as Qld government is using and locks them out. We end up playing in Sydney this weekend, because there is no way RA are going to let a possible game not happen somehow.