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I would rather Beale at 10. But can't see why you wouldn't pick Lolesio ahead of any of those.

I would say Cooper was the most talented but never strung together the performances to live up to it (until now). JOC (James O'Connor) was by far the best contributor prior to leaving overseas, he was a gun on the wing during the RWC. But overall, i hate to say it but Beale was probably the biggest contributor...

I Agree on Marky Mark (Nawaqanitawase). He is a bigger body with pace and is looking good under the high ball. He knows how to finish too. Wouldn't mind seeing him in the fold soon.

Biggest disappointment for me is Tupou. So much potential. We should be seeing so much more from him by now.

I find McReight so hit and miss. Gives away too many penalties at the moment. Definitely has a bright future. If he plays more like his second half in the first test he'll be pushing Hooper. At the moment, Hooper is daylights ahead.

Absolutely agree. But this will have to go for the flyhalf as well, given they drop back to fullback so often. Cooper was getting bombarded with bombs in the first Argie test. I see JOC (James O'Connor) and Lolo being targeted too.

Wouldn't mind seeing Campbell at fullback actually. Kellaway, Koro, Campbell as a back 3. EDIT: Koro not petaia. Petaia on the bench.

Rather bring To'omua back.... yeah I said that.

Interestingly, he has really shined since Kerevi has been injured as he has basically taken his role as the primary go-forward option.

3. Valetini 2. Ikitau 1. Korobete

I disagree. I also think he is becoming predictable. He almost always dumbies and runs it back. So far it has worked most of the time but it is a high risk low percentage play and it is quickly being worked out by the opposition. I would love to see more of the low percentage stuff cut out of...

Yeh I don't really see any red flags around our strategies. It seems most loses are based around execution and some individual poor decision making. And the culture in the team looks okay from the outside (but we will never really know unless we were part of the team). This game was easily won...

I agree. I think the back-3 was more of a worry though. No idea how we are gunna solve the contestable kicks issue. None of the back-3 options give me confidence under the high-ball. Our 10 also drops back to fullback often, and all of Cooper, JOC (James O'Connor), Lolesio, are also liabilities under the high...

I thought both passed were borderline, could have easily been a try depending on the refs. Was beautiful to watch too. Although, if it had been a try I don't see a different result. The high ball game, or lack thereof, would have led to the same result.

I was impressed with Anothony Seibold too, some solid analysis. Sounds like he knows his stuff, makes me wonder what the hell happened with this Bronco's head coach stint.

There is just so many anonymous players in the team. Tupou, Arnold, Swain, Holloway, the more experienced players you expect much more from. I think the only player who passed were Valetini. I like Tate from the bench too. His 50/22 was a beaut! Thought he passed well too. We are screwed at...

Yeh I thought Longeran was okay. He was not a physical presence but he wasn't a liability either. He goes for the turnover at the breakdown often and nearly got a couple which was nice to see. Think he will be good in a year or two.

Definitely Wright. I think he played himself out of a wallabies jersey for some time. He was just a complete dub on the high ball. Poor decision-making, a complete shocker. Petaia was poor but at least had some nice touches.

I'm assuming Connal McInerney is injured too, surprised he wasn't taken before Pollard, or even Lonergan. Given he's had previous time in the wallabies set-up.

What Hookers are left to fly over?