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Silver linings? Clouds? It's like a nasty storm front has swept in with only brief periods of respite.

As much as the booing is unpalatable for some, at least these people paid their $$$ to turn up. The declining crowd numbers for the Tahs show that many can't be bothered and/or have found better things to do.

Someone like Wayne Bennett...widely respected and has a track record of building a successful team/organisation.

It wouldn't surprise to see them only pick up bonus points for losing by less than 7 points for the rest of the season. Doubt they will get any for a four try win or a win at all for the rest of the season. For the long term good of the team, it would be for the better if they didn't win again...

Probably a raffle or listed on eBay. ;) If true, that's a pretty solid way to earn the respect of the team. The Brumbies CEO is Andrew Fagan who presided over the debacle of season 2011. IIRR, there were numerous calls for his head in 2011....a lot has changed since then!

Articles like this seem to indicate that would be unlikely. I will continue to support the Tahs in the hope they will get their act together and win a Super Rugby title in my lifetime. But judging by the article above, I maybe waiting in vain. Why are they clinging onto the hope of...

Excellent to see both teams play some entertaining rugby in front of a healthy sized crowd. The fans have spoken and like their afternoon rugby. Also suits NZ too being beamed in at a decent hour for fans of all ages. Hope the Reds can keep it up and perhaps we can dream of seeing two...

Congrats to the Rebels. Great stuff. Good crowd at the ground so hopefully, this whets their appetite and they come back for more. Definitely not beyond the realms of possibility that the Rebels finish above the Tahs. Too bad the Tahs don't play the Lions or Blues this year, although they...

The only way I can see anything changing at the Tahs is for the team and administration to go through what the Reds or Brumbies have experienced and have a broom sweep through the place. I can't see this happening soon as there are weaker teams in the Aust conference which will help Tahs finish...

Sad to say, but the Tahs gear gathers a bit of dust here in Sydney stores as well. :rolleyes: Canterbury usually have their Sydney sale around November.

p.Tah, Your friend could try Kitbag which has the 2012 pro version available for around $80 including postage to Australia. It's a sale item so there may be limited stock...best be quick if it suits. http://www.kitbag.com/stores/kitbag/products/product_details.aspx?pid=87963 I have bought...

Hope it's true that Drew is back!

Congrats to the Brumbies. Another Tahs season down the toilet.

If they're training on Lakeside Oval, opposite the SCG, the opposition (or anyone else) can come and have a look. I stumbled across them earlier this week out there and had a gander.

Yeah, it was strange that happening. Do you win a prize for being Member of the Week or is the warm fuzzing feeling you get for forking out $$$ and turning up to watch the Tahs considered enough?;) All in all, you would think that someone at Tah HQ would have said this could be a conflict of...

Lee's post cross my mind a few times during the game today. The Crusaders passed crisply to players running on to the ball at pace while the Tahs took their time and lumbered onto the ball. To me, it seemed Barnes was slow at times to get the ball out to the runners giving the Saders that extra...

Spoke with him before the match today and he couldn't say when, but was likely to turn out for the Tahs before season's end.

If Deans vacates the post next year and Link gets it, I reckon White could get a shot with the Wallabies after his contract with Brumbies is completed in 2015.

I like the concept of this tournament. It would be great to host teams that we wouldn’t otherwise see as part of an inbound tour. Here’s hoping the ARU can work something out as the idea has some merit.

Excellent news and would be great to see them both back on the field in 2012.