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What should he do?

A 'quickie out the back'? You'd have to be careful of your knees on the ground.

By that argument, kicking into the corner would be settling for the loss because you cannot be certain of scoring from the resulting lineout. Probabilities aren't binary.

The main argument against Beale is that he behaved badly towards a woman. Many of the Wallaby supporters who claim to loathe Beale for that reason would enthusiastically support Julian Savea's selection for the Wobs if he was eligible.

"Wealth for toys" is good.

Moore actually said so. He must be another reminder than you can excel at something with virtually no understanding of it. Fortunately there's the Internet, which knows better than either Horan or Moore.

I hope he can play his way into contention. I support the Wallabies.

Yes. And To'omua at 12. Raise the tempo.

I don't see much wrong with the Foley To'omua balance. Both play directly. Both are good with ball in hand. Both can set up their outside supports. There won't be many long passes, but through the hands works too. A simpler game. Should be a good day with space for the outside backs.

1 win over us in 17 years. Some teams have low bunny bars.

Although some people despise him personally, Beale's still in the squad. And an in-form Beale would still make the bench. JOC (James O'Connor) - yeah, who? But he could come back too. Cheika has him in training for just that eventuality. It will be worth it to watch all the gnashing.

Of course Beale can cover 10 from the bench. Like JOC (James O'Connor) can. The Wallabies have played plenty of tests with no 10 cover at all. Neither should start there.

The good thing is that we will probably get to observe all these combinations in action over the coming weeks, like we saw Pooper together on the weekend. That's the beauty of having some depth. We (or at least Cheika) doesn't have to guess right first time then stick with it for the rest of the...

Seriously Slim? Slipper and Kepu are both very good ball-carrying props.

Being 'dropped' at this stage is no big deal. The gameplan and combinations are evolving. Everyone with the possible exceptions of Moore and Folau will be dropped at some point.

And hair.

I blame Robbie Deans.

Stephen Moore 'needs a muzzle'? Good luck getting it on him, mate.

Tomane is twice as dynamic as the Badge, everywhere except interviews.

Why're they bitching about the last try? The ball obviously touched the ground.