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Bigotry, LOL! Maybe der woke left need to get a sense of humour?! But maybe this isn't the forum for all of that dumb culture warrior bullshit?

I haven't been able to track down an article, but I'm sure the Brumbies do get meals provided and are also given cooking classes. A lot changed after Jake White came in and they hooked up with UC.

Hopefully World Rugby will grant them the week of the quarter finals off for some good R&R…

Nope, Brumbies were the top try scorer that year too with 46. Waratahs with 45, and Rebels with 44.

Unlikely… The Brumbies’ dominant maul game didn’t come in until after White left. This was around the time of Henry Speight at his peak - equal top Australian try scorer with Folau in 2013 (Mogg was the next Aussie on that list).

I hope McKellar at the least sees out the year, but if he goes to Leicester and has continued success there that would really improve his stocks for any future test coach openings... Justin Harrison's stint as a forwards coach at the Brumbies was short lived at the end of Andy Friend's tenure.

Anyways… When do they plan on holding the John Eales Medal for last year?

So, you've just got a vibe huh?

I wouldn't read too much into it... a few of the Brumbies' Wallaby contingent are not playing in this game.

Just imagine if Eddie gets Michael Maguire... Born in Canberra, played for the Raiders in their glory years... and has recently been hired by them as a consultant. Wayne Smith is going to have an aneurism.

Yep, it was their first win in seven years... Had the Brumbies attack looking sharp in 2020... massive loss when he left the following year.

I’m sure they both wish they qualified for the All Blacks…

https://www.planetrugby.com/news/super-rugby-pacific-fijian-drua-terminate-vinaya-habosis-contract-after-alleged-assault-report

That's 12:35pm for us regular east coast elite... 10:35am out west.

Was he the real reason behind any of Eddie's successes too?

I would say very unlikely…

Peter Hewat obviously deserves a lot of credit as attack coach under McKellar, as that Brumbies team early in 2020 looked like the complete package... Broken record Slim - Hewat would be someone I'd like to see back in Australia.

Indeed... For the record: http://www.gungahlineagles.com.au/featured/2023-coaching-announcements/

Rodda played a season of Super Rugby last year, and would've been a certainty for the Wallabies if not for injury... Anyways, it's a new coach so all positions up for grabs... but I still favour him and Frost over the other domestic candidates.

2019 Rodda and Arnold was probably the best locking combo the Wallabies had for some time... They were a highlight in an otherwise forgettable year. Arnold's recent test cameos haven't been as impressive, which is unfortunate as he's obviously been carving it up in France. Anyways... Rodda's...