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Maybe Reddies gave Tahs the scare they needed? Are Albury foxing? Did Tahs just play their GF? Based on what I've seen this year, I would expect to see a Tahs v Steamers GF. I'd expect a Tahs victory this weekend. My mail says that Aggies took every penalty shot they could kick on...

Round 16 Scores Premier Division First Grade Aggies 29 bt CSU 12 Tahs 59 bt Albury 13 Griffith 36 bt RARC 10 Second Grade Waratahs 38 d Albury 5, Griffith 52 d RARC 12, Ag College 29 d CSU 10 First Division First Grade Coota 32 bt City 5 Tumut 36 bt Leeton 5 Young 28 bt...

I love GAGR. http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/forum/threads/8577-There-Their-They-re, http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/forum/threads/8850-table-test, http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/forum/threads/8881-PIES-Steak-or-Mince and now this thread. GAGR is the best thing that has ever happened to...

Hey rigs, I hope the boys pull together for the final game of the season then mate. My mail said that they were at full strength in Albury, sorry for that one.

Ricky Dumigan played 1st Grade for Randwick, he regularly covered Chris Whitaker while he was away on Test duties.

Thanks rugbyfollower. Tahs wanted to finish on a high with back to back GF wins in 2009 too, it's a big ask to win back to back and they aren't the same team as they were last year, it would be nice to do it though. My mail says that Rup is playing mate, he'll have his work cut out for him at...

It's a shit jersey anyway, who cares?

Round 16 - Final Competition Round PREMIER DIVISION Aggies (2) v CSU (4) This could be a real scrappy affair, the surface at Beres Ellwood is not holding up well and could determine some key points on Saturday. This clash is traditionally a very passionate game because it allows bragging...

I’m not sure. I think the best way to do it would be to run the course every two years rather than annually (which appears to be the way the ARU are running it this year). On the off year, the ARU could run monthly sessions in the major centres on key areas of the game (scrum, lineout...

Yes, it's good news for the Boiled Lollies isn't it mate! Expect to see some handy players make the switch. Also, watch what happens with the Under 17's teams too. Ricky is a quality coach, great fella and will do well at City in 2012. Recruitment in some key positions will really help...

slash - i think this is true mate. There are heaps of L3 coaches out there, that's sort of what i am getting at with gaining people's opinions because if you look at our coaching and refereeing pathways there are not many options available to the people in clubland to hone or improve their...

I bet the silence will be deafening here scotty. Two thumbs up on the reviews, I'm looking forward to the final instalment of the Tri-Nations. Keep up the good work.

http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/union-news/waratahs-on-alert-as-sonny-bill-signing-is-questioned-20110809-1ikzd.html Thoughts anyone?

Not bad, not bad at all!!

http://www.brumbies.com.au/verve/_resources/Line_Ball_booklet.pdf If it wasn't for this booklet, there would be a lot of referees who would be scratching their heads! Most players don't know the ins and outs of these laws, let alone tackle or ruck laws.

I think the most beneficial change that could be made to the Laws of the Game revolve around the ball in touch, touch in goal etc etc. This is the most confusing area of the game. Is the ball in touch or not?

I'm sure it used to be, but from memory, Tuggeranong in the ACT have Level 3 as a minimum requirement for their 2nd grade and colts players. There are something like 9 Level 3 coaches there. I think it's interesting that the ARU appear to not be running this course next year. Considering that...

What are your thoughts about Level 3 Coaches? In previous years, nominations were sought from club/rep teams, the ARU selected the blokes they thought fit the mould and away they went on the L3 course (12 month program involving in depth analysis of the game). It seems, this year (possibly...

I would describe a league boy as someone who plays league almost exclusively, but has a lash at union when they have the bye in league or has a go at school. School is where you really notice the different skills of the different codes. Wagga is FULL of AFL and League players who try union...

Really? Maybe I’m involved with a lower level of the game here where the stress level of the coach is a lot lower and they focus on skill development. I’ve found that the majority of league boys have good situational awareness of their running lines and solid defensive skills. From my...