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Would other club supporters please let us know what is going on at your joints...I'm starting to feel guilty that we Tigers supporters are hogging things! I would love to know who everyone thinks is: 1. Top 5 players in the club 2. Players who S15 sides should take a look at but aren't on...

Cheers Tranq and Tiger. The guys have really eceeded my expectations this year, but I guess that's what they've been doing since 2008. I didn't know what to expect with James Charalambous retired and guys like Ritchie and Brabham not on the paddock, but the forwards have gone from strength to...

Went down to Crosby Park yesterday to watch a very entertaining game between Brothers and Easts. 35 -28 in the end to the Tigers who had to come from behind to do it. Again, it was another great team effort, with Matty Brandon pulling the strings. Also thought Dom Fuller at 9. had a cracking...

Well it looks as though Souths and Brothers aren't waiting around wondering where their next buck will be coming from. Mid next month they are hosting a joint dinner at $150 a head, with one of the highlights being Buddha Handy reliving past encounters between the two sides. If the likes of...

Given that they were Grand Finalist last year I would put Sunny Coast into the top tier mix. They have been pretty competitive this year as well. I thinks Souths also have the ability to put a decent team on the paddock but I'm not aware of their off field struggles. Norths and Wests have...

Did he do something wrong? I thought his form with the Reds was good?

Disappointing season for Weekes, really hasn't shone as I thought he might. The West might be a good move for him but maybe he'll come back to where it all started taking off for him.... Qld?

Seems like it's outside backs that are in the shortest supply. What about Henari Veratau, former Red..isn't he playing in the Shute Shield? Even more contemporary, what about Brando Va'alu, where is he playing at the moment?

My bad...good side. Coincidentally, I saw in the paper today that Ray Meagher (Home and Away's Alf, and Logie winner) was given a massive cheer at a recent game when he was introduced as a member of the School's 1961 First XV.

Watched a replay and yep, the Reds definitely got out of jail there. The final pass from Cooper was a doozy. Thought Jonno Lance had a great debut, Tapuai had his best game for the Reds, and Chambers played with some confidence. Injuries are a worry. Pocock is immense, ridiculously good.

Force 3. Pocock 2. Sidey 1. Hodgson Reds 3. Cooper 2. Tapuai 1. Higginbottom

Any Marist Brothers Ashgrove posters on here? They would have a pretty strong 'best ever' side.

Handsome win, but to be expected I guess. I'm assuming this isn't the strongest team they can put on the park so it will be interesting to see changes for their tougher games.

Sunnybank has made the crossover successfully. If there is a decently sized player pool the QRU would be mad not to consider promoting a team that is based in the middle of strong league area.

Eats v Brothers next week at Crosby Park will be another ball tearer I'd imagine. Doesn't get any easier for the Tigers.

Have to watch the game properly but I think the Reds were very lucky from what I could see through beer goggles. Pleasing thing for me is the self belief that sees them win games they shouldn't.

He wouldn't look out of place in a World XV but there are definitely others ahead of him.

I wasn't able to get to the East/Uni game but the reports I've got suggest it was a fantastic game. Very physical match with the smaller Easts pack matching a much larger Uni pack. Heard the captain Bertini was outstanding, as was prop McBride who got himself two meat pies. Was also told that...

Ngatai and Rob Horne won the 'Golden boot' award for best on ground for their respective teams in the 2007 schoolboys clash. He was at fullback for the NZers that day and was most impressive.

If people are talking genuine wingers then Davies would have to be a realistic option wouldn't he? Out and out pace, safe under the high ball, and a willingless to tackle.