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As I said. Inman and cummins need to have a big super year. As I think they have heaps of potential. Nothing about being test centers and being the answer

Agree. Let he who is without [fault] cast the first stone Pretty sure he has been a relative shadow if his 2010 self, regardless of deans. I don't have respect for him taking his beef into the public forum. How about you do something to change it. This is a la giteau an it just makes him...

Largely agree with this. I also say Mccabe and AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) for now. Up and comers who need a big season next year are Taps for 12, Inman and Cummins for potential 13s (you could have inman at 12 in the mould of roberts). I think Horne needs to massively improve ditto fainga and they will have very stiff...

Agreed. I don't get all the man love for Harris as a Wallaby. he's not there as either a 10 or a 12 for the wallabies, but good at either one for the reds.

Let's get serious here. QC (Quade Cooper) is nowhere near DC and those muppet journalists who implied otherwise pre RWC last year are just looking to create headlines. Quade isn't in the same league and for my money I would put Juan Martin Hernandez (who i rate, and have since RWC 2007, as the 2nd best 10 in...

fairly certain sharpe is done post argentina. pocock and horwill not back for the spring tour, nor genia. i'd think locks will be douglas and timani for the spring tour. simmons or neville on the bench. when hooper plays like he did in the second half, to be honest, i'm not even sure how much...

Douglas looked great. Wallaby second row stocks for the future are looking pretty good at the moment. horwill, douglas, timani, pyle, neville and simmons

there you go. good but didn't think he was man of the match! oh well.

great performance from the argies. i have very little doubt that they will probably beat Australia in Rosario. Juan Martin Hernandez in my book is not bettered by many fly halfs in the game....certainly not bettered by QC (Quade Cooper).

i need to know what you're smoking, it sounds awesome.

toe in touch. i'm not complaining, they deserved that try! i noticed Phipps' double pump as well. not a large one, but it does just slow down that split second. Quade is getting worse and worse. Deans sureeeellyyy gone after the RC (not that i blame him!)

quade is the 4th best fly half on the field tonight.

tough to tell if you're a reds fan.... you have to be joking on quade? he's missed his usual share of tackles, what three unforced knock ons and two (should've been three) intercept passes (are they intercept passes if the only plausible target was the argentinian?). he's slipped down from last...

JOC (James O'Connor) hasn't played in ages and should come off the bench if he comes straight back. look what happened with beale straight back to the XV. Phipps QC (Quade Cooper) Diggers Barnes AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) Ships Mccabe/Beale sheehan JOC (James O'Connor) Mccabe/Beale.

There's been quite a few canadians over the years plying their trade in the ITM/NPC, Ryan Smith played a few years for Bay of Plenty or HAwks Bay, ditto Brodie Henderson, Adam Kleeberger, and a couple others. it is a superb competition. I absolutely love it.

trouble is "solid" won't cut it at 13 against the ABs, probably not against the boks and barely get it done against Wales let alone England with Tuilagi...amongst others. Aus is very weak at 13 at the moment and I think beyond a doubt AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) is the best option with Horne questionably the second...

agree. find it impossible to say he's a bad coach though. he hasn't done "well" with the wallabies (in fact he's done quite well aside from his record against the ABs. and i don't count samoa, i think that should have been a wake up call that a full strength samoa is better than a 2nd wallabies...

slipper moore ben timani sharpe higginbotham hooper Samo Genia Cooper Ioane Barnes (Tapuai) AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) Shipperly Beale (last chance saloon) TPN Alexander Pyle/Neville Gill Phipps Inman Cummins

not meaning to have a go, but i find it hard to see you'd just say no way to deans. he's a great coach (at least at super rugby level) regardless of what you think of the wallabies run of late. re "...doesn't mind a drinking culture" - easy grumbles.

Deans would be an excellent appointment at Super Rugby level. don't kid yourselves. he's certainly better and more qualified than foley who had less of a game plan and less experience. Cheika - yes he did well at leinster and look how poor he's been at stade francais - not to say he isn't a...