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I think Rennie will view the result as a step back. The series win was right there for us, a clean sweep even. Argentina put away a decent Scottish side and will be no easy beats at home. SA and the darkness will offer their usual resistance. Hopefully we have a full deck in 3 weeks time.

Petaia, Kellaway, Cooper, Holloway, Rodda, Swain, Banks and several coming back from injury in TT, JOC (James O'Connor), Ikitau, AAA etc etc We were a little short no doubt and most of the replacements went well

Can’t blame them. We were not clinical enough to finish off most of our chances. Irelands attack was on point. They gave as good as they got, more.

Yes. Ikitau is key at 13. I think we will need them both in Argentina as Kerevi will not be there.

Thats a little unfair on Foley. He used to make a lot of line breaks and pop up in support often, finishing tries. The rest of his game was not the best. Lolesio is the opposite and doesn’t have the keys to the players outside him.

3. Frost 2. Wright 1. Fainga'a

Koroibete is definitely expanding his game and now has a decent pass and kick. He is still best suited to having space out wide but I can see a move in to 13 down the track. Hopefully we get back a bunch of payers for the Argentina trip.

We lacked direction throughout the series and particularly last night. Nic White was the playmaker from 9. Noah is getting better but is not the starting 10 we need. Basic skills let us down along with poor option taking. Several last passes that missed the mark where there were almost certain...

He looks a little heavy

Jesus mate, have a little faith. I think we will win it and show that our depth actually has got much better. Lots to look forward to.

Donaldson has looked good for the As

I would wager that despite Noah coming on in leaps and bounds, which he has been, Quade still offers a more complete game. We need both of them and a decent 3rd option at 10 moving forward.

I wonder how Sulis hammies will hold up?

Hodge always performs for the Wallabies. He errs on the conservative side and generally plays the percentages well. He will be fine.

Pretty timid bunch……

I would not be surprised to see both scrumming at 8 over the course of this test depending on the situation. At the same time its likely that Valetini will play close to the ruck and Wilson a touch wider. Both have excellent handling skills and good vision.

Does not matter what number is on their backs

Harry Wilson will be busting out of his skin

I think his boot will make a big difference for us on the weekend.

Looks like Rennie wants to start and finish fast. Finishing scrum will be solid as will the starters There are a couple missing from the English pack. I would say Hodge is as good a cover at 10 right now as JOC (James O'Connor). I like it.