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Wav col 7-11 went to Vaucluse 11 (repeat) and 12. Won the opens inter school boxing at waverley as a year 9 kid

Hey Dave Turner think u will find that Tom Carter played over 50 caps for the waratahs - not a bad effort, Not sure that there would be many other oldboys at knox to have done that. Stirzaker is only young.

yeah there it is a bit of a grey area for me, will all depend what takes precednt the coiuntry players current shute shield side or their origin, Im thinking logistically it is going to be easier to use the clubs as the first guide, meaning the randwick and Easts guys will get a bit of a look in...

Conor and ford are of country origin, not sure about the others but who do these guys align with if not country?

The Waverley Matt Burke who played in the 1987 world cup as opposed to the Matt Burke from SJC, was probably unlucky not to get a spot on the wing infront of English, just though more on the forum would recognise english

Sam Burgess was down at coogee oval on saturday watching the rugby. dont think he will be the success that SBW was. also Jack Little John current manly halfback played last season in randwick 2s before going back to league

Chatting with a few mates over the weekend about waverley's horror season and turned to talk of better times, this is a side of wav graduates. few omissions there dave brown. Maybe other cas schools can name heir sides? 15 Ryan Cross 14 Michael Cleary 13 Morgan Turinui 12 Luke Ricketson 11...

Randwicks best players are Toa Asa, Tom Conor (all though small), Will Munro Ethan ford and windon. Kellway might get a look in too.

what was score barker waverley 1sts?

Higgers as he does from time to time let his discipline slip which was dissapointing. I think he is potentially the best 8 in aus and he offers alot at the lineout but Palu seemed to find his early round form of this year, which goes to show he is fitter then he has ever been

Granted a schoolboy sensation but he really struggled early on in his senior rugby career at 10, When he was shifting to fullback for the wallabies is where his career took off and all his best football at senior level has been played. More often then not his brillance is individual - beating...

I thought that Inman showed plenty of fight in a losing side, smashed Izzy a couple of times as well as anyone else. Think English is definately better suited to wing

Foley runs straight and creates space Beale crabs across field way to much. Those probing darts of Beale will be good in the last 20 off the bench but he will get cleaned up earlier on and leave no space for izzy

Id would be happy with 9white 10Foley 11 Cummins 12 To'omua 13 AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) 14Horne 15 Folau

Id say quite the opposite, beale had some good touches but Foley ran the ball well and created space for others. His kicking game (general play) far superior. A big concern for wobs is who will kick goals.

Few things *Tatafu has been practising his line out throws from the looks of things *Horne pressing for wallaby selection *Link justified in not picking robinson and Ryan based on scrums *Palu outplaying higgenbottom *Beale showing why he shouldnt be 10 for wobs *Hooper is a freak

Few things *Tatafu has been practising his line out throws from the looks of things *Horne pressing for wallaby selection *Link justified in not picking robinson and Ryan based on scrums *Palu outplaying higgenbottom *Beale showing why he shouldnt be 10 for wobs *Hooper is a freak

Truth is Beale if given the chance will do the job v the french with the help of To'omua outside him and possibly hiding him in defence. I wouldnt be so confident with him there in RC or RWC. I dont think he has the ability to control the game like Foley. Dont get me wrong Foley is no world...

Ask Victor Vito how compromising Michael Hooper is.... id be surprised if he isnt still sore from Hooper thumping him in defence.