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There'll be some Egg Ah Wong on peoples' faces if the Tahs get up. :)

If the Tahs can keep up their starting form for the full 80 then they'll be competitive. Measuring respective performances in a sample of one game against leaky defences is an imprecise science at best. Neither of these tesms has a leaky defence. Brumbies by five, possibly. We'll have a much...

He's bound to be binded like that.

Meh. There's plenty of rugby already been played.

Beale's dive was like Fardy's no try against the Canes. It turned what might only have been a drubbing into a drubbing.

It was a dive with a high level of technical difficulty. Dive with reverse pike and concussion. To be fair, he probably got the consussion when his head hit the ground, so it might have been self-inflicted. We could remove that possibility by allowing late tackles as long as they're below the...

I'm sure eveyone agrees. But the Bumboys put fufty on the All Blacks. So we bask by the light of lesser sunlamp.

To b fair to Beale, he did get hit. He went off for a head check.

Good signs from the Tahs, but meh. Horwitz and Holloway look great. Wallabies of the future. But nothing like the clinical dyamism of the Brumbes. Nothing like. The Reds: so many good players, so little clue.

I beat this drum all the time, but how sharp is Joe Tomane when he gets some speed up? I'd have him over Speight personally, and he'd be in my Wobs.

Far out. I hope he's alright.

Nice portmanteau word. Cynical and clinical.

It's a pleasant change from the old days when Aussie teams were notoriously slow out of the blocks at the start of a Super Rugby season, inevitably leading to claims that Aussie rugby was on the rocks. The bumboys looks the goods today. Great defence. Outstanding in attack.

This is very enjoyable.

"Pudding"

Lee, what's the story with Horwitz. I saw your line in the preview. How promising is he?

Skinny Beale is always a good sign.

You call that enthusiasm? Battle of the Somme. 1918. Imprompru rugby match. Jumpers for goalposts. Marvelous. Rumour has it there was an outbreak of enthusiasm in the 1700s as well.

I'm going with the nose squeeze. As far as I know, a completely new system.