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Good answer! I'm only ribbing you mate. :-)

TWAS, in a World Cup year, on the cusp of the tournament, with the Wallabies together as one team now, why does the location of the Tweed have anything to do with anything worth discussing on here? It's time to lose the rage man. Don't worry. It won't go away. It'll be as good as new next...

3 McMahon 2 Foley 1 Genia

If you had an open choice of 9 10 12 who would you pick?

How about satire?

Foley was good by any measure.

Yes.

Except for NO LOST LINEOUTS.

Which Brumbies would you pick then?

I think moving on is a forlorn hope, kiap. There'll be hundreds of posts about it in every Internet forum, until we win or lose the World Cup, then after. Some people have made it their mission all across the Internet.

They out-think us. They suck us into their game. I think it's payback for us sucking them into ours in 1991.

Personally, I haven't seen anything in England's games to date to justify any fear of them. Nervousness, certainly, since they're at home, and they're a bogey team. But the Wobs are a better side.

Which makes a Wallabies & New Zealand combination bet quite attractive.

More seriously, on the subject of specialist coaches, the reason we don't have more of them isn't organisational incompetence, but money. When people mercilessly criticise the state of the ARU's finances, the first thing they light on is salaries. We simply can't afford a huge entourage like...

I for one bemoan the lack of a specialist catching coach. You might argue that the passing coach has this covered, BUT WE DON'T HAVE A PASSING COACH EITHER! The running off at half-time coach will have to cover both of their specialisms. What a schemozzle.

Northfleet, I've been trying to find where I read that but I can't. I might be mistaken - sorry.

I reckon Speight would make a damned good 13 if he had the opportunity.

It's in his and Australia's interests for him to be in England.

Northfleet, I'm sure you have local knowledge, but are you certain of that? Approximately 15,000 tickets were sold locally in promotional schemes the week before the game, after a heavy advertising push by AIG.

Play TPN in order to get him injured? I guess that was intended as a sour joke.