Search results

Whenever JON is involved there will always be 2 things in play; A hidden self serving agenda AND a feed for his insatiable ego.

Sorry but you sound like Growden by not providing anything other than a wild rumour that could involve half of club rugby coaches.

Skelton off the bench would be perfect. He hurts people with and without the ball, has good hands, smashes over the adv line, reliably gets the ball back after contact, and counter rucks and cleans out with precision. Who would you rather face for the last 20 mins?

Fark me dead, is WikiLeaks across all of this?

Isn't it well established that if JOC (James O'Connor) plays on the wing it's on the right hand side?

Poor results but boy the Lions are a bunch of honest goers. They have a crack every week.

Coach Bob Dwyer.

Agree and Matthew Burke was probably our last 'mailman' kicker.

The SA v AB's game to end the Rugby Championship last year was awesome and both teams demonstrated great skills. When the Sharks do play expansively, they're as good as anybody at it.

For sure Ryan09

End of thread now?

World class Golfers work hard on developing a swing that will hold up under pressure. At the moment Foley does not have a kicking style that will deliver consistency. Does anyone notice how little if any follow through he has? He is currently a stab kicker.

Can someone please tell me the playing status of Placid. He always struck me as a great talent.

Boom tish, I'm here all week.

Knox won 8 of 8 test matches for the Wallabies playing No 10 over an 11 yr period from 1985-96. Wish we had more fill-ins like him.

If you get the chance tonight, compare the relative sizes of Skelton and Jones. I'm a fan of both, there's just a huge difference that can't be denied when it comes to weight in the scrum, bending the line and hitting and hurting people. Hopefully Jones can keep up his high work rate efforts...

If the Waratah Shield was a horse or a dog it would be put out of its misery.

Yep TBH and when the 2 play each other the SH usually run them off their legs with athleticism and ball movement.

Roy also gets a bit loose with his facts. In this article he claims rugby is the No 1 sport in Sth Africa. It's not, Soccer is and by some way.

Yes Beale offers more of the unpredictability factor than Foley, but that cuts both ways. It's fine to do that to the opposition but not so good for your own team in either attack or defence. Foley at No 10 offers his own team mates more predictability in his run/pass/kick game, something pretty...