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I am still willing to predict, but won't put money on it, that the Tahs will finish in 2nd spot on the local ladder.

I'm sure he will learn from this incident. The other aspect of maul play is that we pretty much all applaud as fans when a team takes a rolling maul from near halfway into the 22m zone. It is exciting rugby.

Quite likely KOB, but it is what it is and all teams including the Tahs use it to score tries from a 5m line out.

Uelese actually outplayed Mafi this weekend. Not such a bad call.

Both have been revelations at scrum time but the squad already has enough THPs. Another LH is required and Schoupp is the man right now.

Hodge looks to me to be too slow, just a plodder this year. JOC (James O'Connor) would offer much more spark as cover imo.

With some refs might have been a penalty try as well as a YC.

Messages probably should also have been sent to Hooper and Hodge. JOC (James O'Connor) unlucky to miss out to Hodge.

Brumbies mafia strikes again. Except neither Rennie nor McKellar are there now.

Think it is a mistake to omit Wilson. Tate and Jake Gordon to get the message to improve or miss out. Similar message for Noah but I don't get the selection of Donaldson in preference. Corey Toole, Tim Anstee and Vosayaco can consider themselves unlucky.

Tell me, what does Googy know about laws of the game? So many here complain all the time about each and every commentator on STAN or FOX not knowing the laws.

Well, clearly not so. Tahs managed to legally stop a couple or more of the Brumbies mauls last night as have most of their opponents so far this year. Just too much anxiety being expressed here about the maul effectiveness.

AFAIK D the ball carrier still can't be brought to ground while part of the maul. Had he collapsed it would have been scrum to the Tahs. Being tackled in the maul is a penalty against the tackler.

Dru, I agree almost entirely with your post, but not that Berry determined the outcome. That aside, the Tahs played an extremely tough and proficient game. Both sides were able to hold the ball for longish periods and there were some exciting attacking raids by both. I think the pace of the...

For Londommer - the Nerriga route is sealed the whole way so long as you go via Tarrago (past the Loaded Dog hotel) and not via Braidwood. Very little traffic and no large mountains to cross like the Clyde or Macquarie Pass. Single lane each way but mostly in good condition and easily 100kph...

Is it unthinkable Dru that the Brumbies just might have tightened up on their discipline this year. Look at the penalty stats for all games. The Brumbies are one of the least, or perhaps the least, penalised sides this year irrespective of the individual referee in charge.

The Tarrago/Nerriga route is the best way to Nowra.

Think that's a bit harsh on both teams Slim. The Tahs were absolutely sensational in holding the ball during most of that period. And given Berry was loathe to award possession to either side when defending the Tahs were able, and did, to exert the sort of pressure near the tryline that...

Well, on his coverage of the game last night, I found he had more credibility than those who just went on an anti-Berry crusade.

Unfortunately, not in this game RM