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I agree with your summation that the AB's will play a fast game across the field.

Actually Blue, that'll only happen if the Wallabies win.

You forget the great G. Smith

There's nothing quite like a Friday pre-lunch bottle of Red. Makes for a longer weekend:D

The adjudicators have to be paid for sure. If it was voluntary basis, decisions would be made in 10 minutes.;)

So if he's not suspended, that means he will play for Manly this weekend?

But of those, you MUST have speed which AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) doesn't have in abundance- who's got the jet shoes? Probably between Speight, Tomane, & JOC (James O'Connor), but I don't have a stop watch.

Well, only one of them is the skipper, so I don't think there is a selection problem there.

Didn't Bert Reynolds pull that trick off?

True. A Letter of Intent is not a Deed. (Sorry Scoey, that's it from me re legals)

Maybe have Cooper kick him in the carjolies. After all, this is war.:)

It would seem that these two are the Wallaby fly-halves for the season, one backing up the other. For the first Bledisloe in Sydney I'd start with Cooper, and bring on Foley in the second half, and then vice versa in the second game in Auckland for two reasons. 1) Cooper will be loudly heckled...

As a business person involved in contracts, my understanding is that letter of intent is just that , and nothing more. At the time of signing it, you intend to proceed with a contract, but there is nothing binding. It's designed to enable the preparation of a contract. At best, you might bluff...

That's mainly from Kiwi expats - treat it as the garbage it is.

Well the first two names can be wrong, but never Tah Dan;)

Perhaps the question that needs to be asked, is what is the most important to us: Winning Bledisloe, or winning the RWC? If its the latter, & I'm sure it is, then you need to put Speight in to test his ability, because on his day, he is unstoppable.

..... and then I woke up & realised it was just a nightmare I was having.

If the camera fails to show weather its a fist or an open hand, then the player must get the benefit of the doubt. As said earlier, the Argies proved they went to acting school prior to this game in their evaggerated falls.

My thinking is that Cheika is really showing some smarts here. He is putting Holmes at tight head prop in place of Kepu to more have a look at Skelton's scrumming impact. If Holmes struggles then it would suggest that the problem is not the THP (Kepu or Holmes), but Skelton failing to support...

We probably should put pressure on our clubs to in turn put pressure on board members to do something about this. Even the ARU's becoming concerned with this reds malaise. How about some transparency from the board. For starters a response from Reds chairman Rod McCall as to where they're at &...