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Dan Palmer's Wallaby gig will be brief as he's joining McKellar at Leicester later this year... https://www.theroar.com.au/2023/05/29/exclusive-blow-for-brumbies-wallabies-as-world-class-coach-to-join-mckellar-after-world-cup-in-england/

I was simply highlighting, that despite the resources given to them, sometimes TMO’s miss things, like the guy pictured currently serving a lengthy suspension…

Round 13: 1. Gibbon (Rebels) 2. Fainga’a (Force) 3. Johnson- Holmes (Waratahs) 4. Hooper (Brumbies) 5. Williams (Force) 6. Wright (Reds) 7. Hooper (Waratahs) 8. Gleeson (Waratahs) 9. Fines-Leleiwasa (Force) 10. Burey (Force) 11. Anderson (Rebels) 12. Walton (Waratahs) 13. Perese (Waratahs)...

Did he tie an onion to his belt?

Saturday 27 May 7:35 pm AEST – ACT Brumbies v Chiefs at GIO Stadium, ad-free, live and on demand on Stan Sport and Nine Network BRUMBIES (1-15): James Slipper, Lachlan Lonergan, Allan Ala'alatoa (co-c), Nick Frost, Tom Hooper, Rob Valetini, Jahrome Brown, Pete Samu, Ryan Lonergan (co-c) Noah...

There's a few Welsh...

I have no doubt that Trolly McClickbait is being fed one angle of the story...

Gregor Paul? No, he does not write for the SMH... that would be Paul Cully.

He's certainly making a decent living trolling Australian rugby for New Zealand audiences...

Of course not... They have to finish their three year stand-down period first.

Nah, the Hawthorn saga wouldn't have been relevant - the AFL were always going to back the Voice.

Give it say, 2-3 hours...

https://www.theage.com.au/sport/rugby-union/a-voice-from-the-apartheid-era-reminds-us-sport-and-social-issues-live-side-by-side-20230519-p5d9ou.html

When you say "teams," does that mean that everyone will start to adhere to this supposed blanket policy? But I'm pretty sure the Brumbies went into this match with the same expectations that they had against the understrength 'saders early in the season. They're making the best with a shit...

The home games that were several weeks ago?

Swinton to also sign a one year contract… over three years?

Politics has always been intertwined with sport, and always will be...

I reckon Reimer will continue to be the bench option as his breakdown work has been crucial in those later stages of the game... I think Scott has to get the starting gig going forward, and the Brumbies have missed his defensive efforts over the last couple of weeks.

Wallaby rest time coming into play... although Neville must be carrying an injury as he's had a few weeks off now? I had an inkling it might be this game due to the schedule.