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Ian Smith is in the same league as Marto. I enjoy Marshall and Ian Jones tough. Do away with Jeff Wilson and Gregan for those two DP.

For a minute there with the armory, I thought the people were going for a good old fashioned coup and we were going to take back our Reds by force. On a serious note, that poem before the ode was just brilliant.

Beautiful peace of engineering that Boyo. Shame I can't say that about the Reds. Situation usual. For about 20 minutes it looked like tonight might be the night but just another flash in the pan and we continued to be hopeless. Now picture cracks appearing in the face of that dam wall...

The thing is NZ forwards do the whole show. They have a jack of all trades aspect about them. It goes beyond the AB's because they do it in Super Rugby and NPC also. I think it is why NZ sides play with great continuity because when one finds himself out of position he just slots in and is...

The way the wonderful people at the Reds are going, finding seats shouldn't be very hard at all.

This was crucial in turning the game. Rebels were coming back strong at this point and gaining control.

Would love to see us get a refund for him. Can he be returned under Australian Consumer law?

When the call was made to use a 9 as a fill in 10, it should have been Genia that shifted. Could of killed two birds with one stone that way plus Genia being the more experienced player logically was in a better position to adapt to the unfamiliar role.

I like history. It shows only one nation has been able to win both RWC's on UK soil.

Well the concerns raised were legit. To his credit he worked on them. He still causes lineout balance issues though. This is a big issue in test rugby might I add.

I hate the cliche but I suspect that was the loss the Canes had to have. As a Reds fan I fear how they will bounce back.

Gill outplayed both of them this week.

What I did like was the reuniting of Horwill and Simmons. They have a bloody good combination. Both played well individually also. Holmes and Slipper are bloody awsome also. They prove that good scrum props don't have to be pot plants.

Every now and then the blind monkey gets the banana.

1/ Slipper 2/ Moore 3/ Kepu 4/ Skelton 5/ Simmons 6/ Fardy 7/ Pocock 8/ Palu Only problem with that pack is lineout balance. It is the problem with taking Skelton. He does a bit of lineout work but he is just to big to put up on a regular basis. That said he is playing the Rugby that should...

You are very much so. Putting it all into context you are building off a lower base. The Force have done bloody well in this regard over their decade.

He comes up with some good stuff that bloke. He seems to have a very sharp wit. I have a little book of Paul Keating's jibes over the years but I recon a Sumo one would make for a great read.

Good win that one by the Tahs. Best I have seen Palu play in a while. He was outstanding for mine.

It is just fucking great that we are coached by the Kevin Rudd of the rugby world. So much talk, yet so little substance. Just wait for it, it's coming, "Hi, I'm Richard, I'm from Queensland and I'm here to help".

Given how they advanced the likes of Butler, Arnold and Kuindrani, I would want to go there.