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It probably is depending on how you play your fullback... One of Tom Wright's strengths, both on the spring tour and with the Brumbies, is acting as an extra playmaker and setting up his wingers.

He's definitely played well at fullback, but I'd say all of his best games this year have been on the wing...

Nic White isn't gone yet... Where he plays next year hinges on his Wallaby top up, which should almost be guaranteed: https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/8181589/force-keen-on-nic-white-brumbies-fighting-to-keep-him/?cs=14276

But concussions...

I would be very surprised if Hooper isn't starting...

I don't think anyone is doubting Wilson's effort... I would be curious to see a breakdown of the carry stats, because in watching Wilson play against the better teams in the comp he doesn't appear to make significant impact with his carries against his opposite forwards, and in those matches...

The content would be managed by different people... It's no different from any of the Super Rugby teams having their own youtube channel.

I'm going to blame Borthwick...

rugby.com.au is the news arm of Rugby Australia... The Wallabies channel is to promote the team.

His mail is usually reliable...

It will be interesting to see how Naisarani goes over the next few weeks... He was probably the strongest ball carrier in the tight a few years ago, but struggled with fitness, and sometimes a lack of effort... the complete opposite to Wilson.

McReight is facing some serious competition from Wilkin as the backup 7... But there's a good chance neither of them make the RWC.

Eddie actually said he needs to "work harder"...

Doran reporting Nic White to the Force, Harrison Goddard to the Brumbies… https://www.theroar.com.au/2023/05/03/exclusive-bombshell-twist-as-wallabies-star-heads-west-to-start-domino-effect-in-pointer-to-centralisation/

Doran reporting Nic White heading west… https://www.theroar.com.au/2023/05/03/exclusive-bombshell-twist-as-wallabies-star-heads-west-to-start-domino-effect-in-pointer-to-centralisation/

Yeah, Harrison was in good test form in 2003-2004... Leading into the 2003 RWC he had Sharpe, Giffen and Vickerman ahead of him, but was the starting lock by the end of the pool stages and hang onto that starting spot the following year until he left.

I don't think what RA need is another CEO when McGuire resigns a year later following a series of controversies...

Probably a lot more than you think...

Was it? Really?