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This is what is starting to turn me off of the game. Not perceived poor performances or perceived bad behaviour. But big mouthed fans & the vilification of the players/coaches they don't like. It's farking hilarious the amount of armchair experts that could do things better.

I just don't rate him, simple as that. In my opinion calling him talented is drawing a long bow.

That is absolutely true Braveheart, it still doesn't make it right to make mountains out of molehills. The debate this has created is far outweighed by what was said & then retracted.

Fuck me some of you people love to make Everest type mountains out of mole hills. This has become one giant bore. This isn't the first time someone with celebrity status has made a tweet or two that they wish they hadn't and it won't be the last. Probably best to ignore the whole concept...

You're great comic relief to some much too serious posters around here BPC. Hats off to you! :-)

It wasn't a break, just a bad dislocation, so bad the bone broke through the skin! But apparently he's good to go. I hope so, I never want to see Cummins near a Wallabies jersey.

And James Hanson called in for backup.

Maybe it'll get more attention after the next two tests are out of the way Kronic, sorry, but headlines grab attention & the term "dead rubber" irks me to no end, it devalues what test matches are all about. To get back on topic, I for one look forward to losing the pause in crouch, touch...

The thing is that most philanthropists don't advertise the fact, I have no idea if Cooper gives money to charities & the like, but I do know that I've heard he does give of his own time for certain causes, hence I said that he was a philanthropist with his time, I'm sorry if that is seen as a...

I 2nd that notion!

Mate, he's what, 23? I wish I could be the one to say I made no poor judgments at that stage of my life. Also I didn't say he was a philanthropist per se, I said he was with his time.... as I understand it from what I've read in the media the past few years. I'd also say the same about the...

I'm well aware of what the word means WJ. Who says that visits to schools, rugby programs, hospitals and less privileged kids are all contractually obligated? It's been well documented that he spends time doing positive things in society, I'm not going to search them out to prove a point...

Well stop wasting your time on Twitter reading about the mundane shit that people do. I prefer just to deal with my own mundane shit. If you cared to delve a bit deeper you'd find that Quade is actually quite the philanthropist with his time and some of the criticisms on this thread are...

I think you need to be reminded that the point of any test is to beat your opposition. Sure, the Bledisloe might be gone for another year, but it's still a test match in it's own right. All players will be treating it as a must win, as they should..... Supporters & fans should show that the...

There is no such thing as a dead rubber in test match Rugby, every test is as important as the last, it's part of what separates us from other sports, especially soccer and it's "friendlies".

I wouldn't be discounting the Highlanders at home either. I don't know if having just one game, against the Waratahs, after the Lions tour is a good lead up into the finals.

Hmmmm, just like every other year for the past 4.

We drove & parked at the park & ride near Mudgereeba which had a heap of shuttle buses, too easy! Probably wouldn't have made the trip for an arvo game personally.

High praise indeed & I concur, that was a fantastic debut.

I've noticed this mentioned a lot in recent times, is it a newish concept & what are the differences? Surely, whatever the differences are they can be taught & picked up with relative ease, most locks seem an intelligent bunch.