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Going in Coleman's favour as the potential, backup tighthead lock - if Skelton were to go down - is the fact he can adequately call/run a lineout. Though, like Skelton in his first full season of Super and International rugby, his scrummaging is a concern. I caught some of the Force games in...

12. Ngatai 13. Fekitoa

Utilizing a WWII analogy in reference to how you would play Hooper and Pocock?

First order of business: Recruit a backs/skills coach i.e. a Todd Louden Then, recruit some big-rigs; strike runners from the NRC or abroad (marquees).

Needs more Jones', Davies' and Williams'.

Epiphany: An experience of sudden and striking realization.

Cottrell is our 'Lydiate' in the backrow, as McCalman is the 'Faletau' (to use a Wales analogy). The former is more prominent in defence if anything, but I concur with you on Mafi.

To an extent you're right, Charger, about the forwards needing to be more skillful in general play, but the backline is just as culpable for the lacklustre attack. Leaving it all down to the pack to get over the advantage line is going to take its toll. Clearly the Force are not the most...

All hail the king

Indeed. Bodes well for the Wallabies to have Cooper come into some form

The upside of the result is I put some coin on the Reds. But fuck me, are the Force one-dimensional. Even their defence is non-existent. Need to punt the Saffer coaches, find a Oz/NZ attack [head] coach and assign only the forwards coaching to Foley. The Brumbies are going to put a cricket...

I think it's time for The Great Cheika to 'rotate' Taqele.

Our chances against Wales just went up

If we can convert 50% of our forays into the Reds' 22, I'll chalk that off as a triumph of sorts. Reds by 30.

Hurricanes at home.

Dennis

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Embarrassing officiating.

Drink every time Kafer says 'that's a tough call' in reference to the opposition.