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Does anybody love them?

My take on Tate is that he needs to toughen up a bit, get a bit of that old fashioned half-back mongrel in him, start annoying the opposition a bit.

Which category does "Skull" O'Keeffe fit into? He is just so awful, in every way. Very mediocre with the ball in hand.

Everybody who loves the game has a lot of work to do.

I add my best wishes, especially to those who have been separated from their loved ones, and that is probably most of us here. May 2021 be a safe, happy, and prosperous year for everybody. And may Eastwood win the Shute Shield.

I doubt that anybody who knows anything about rugby in this country does not understand that the grassroots are important. The big question is, what is the best way to apportion the game's meagre financial resources for the benefit of the code as a whole? This is a simple question, but the...

I was totally pissed off when he was chosen for the national team ahead of John Ballesty, who was much stronger with the ball in hand, and was a great defender. Rupert was a very good skier, so I am told, and also a gourmet cook. I played against him in SS, and remember thinking as Uni ran...

Many years ago a player called Rupert Rosenblum played for Sydney University, and eventually the Wobbs. He was famous for turning his back on the half-back when he didn't want the pill. (His grandfather, Myer Rosenblum, also made the national team).

Tackle the opposition fly half whether or not he had the ball.

I was always a second rower. Big and useless.

On the other hand, Richie Benaud was an absolute master of the craft.

Stamina helps.

If we weren't optimistic we would not follow the game!

Michael Hooper was 4 when he announced that he was going to play for the Wobblies, according to a newspaper article I read recently. Maybe his syntax was not perfect, but apparently his meaning was clear enough.

Kick-off time would be problematic, eh?

What about Raelene?

An injured Brumbies supporter? I have heard everything now.

He is in a much competitive pack at the national level.

QH, I am not quite so pessimistic. A couple of reasons. Firstly, I think Rennie is going to be a good coach. Given a bit of time and space (and with all the hassle of relocating in the current environment behind him) he can draw breath now and start building in earnest. Secondly, we have...

When we get a reliable goal kicker we will be something.