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  1. fatprop

    Refereeing decisions

    dumb defsense, yes but trained on it? what training is needed? don't tackle above the armpits would take about 10 seconds
  2. fatprop

    RWC Pool D - Wallabies vs Wales - Sunday 29 September 2019 @ 5.45pm

    Really? I may have to have a listen
  3. fatprop

    RWC Pool D - Wallabies vs Wales - Sunday 29 September 2019 @ 5.45pm

    I think we have entered box kick hell for this RWC with any static ball within the 22s being stuck in the air - safety first
  4. fatprop

    RWC Pool D - Wallabies vs Wales - Sunday 29 September 2019 @ 5.45pm

    The obvious step is DHP to start, the Hodge hate is interesting - I thought he did a lot of good things It will be interesting to see who slips onto the bench and if they choose to pick another pig
  5. fatprop

    Refereeing decisions

    I think you are spot on, the goal of tackling "ball and all" was the plan (and quite sensible), it was the clumsy execution of the plan that has clear consequences
  6. fatprop

    Refereeing decisions

    I can live with the decision as long as it is consistently enforced, we need to limit shots to player's head Whether accidental or not
  7. fatprop

    RWC Pool D - Wallabies vs Wales - Sunday 29 September 2019 @ 5.45pm

    With Kerevi at 12 he wasn't getting any carries, that was the problem
  8. fatprop

    RWC Pool D: Wallabies v Fiji, Sat 21st September, 2.45pm AEST, Sapporo Dome

    Interesting analysis
  9. fatprop

    If you could change the laws of rugby, what would you change?

    I mean a shot clock ticking down from the moment the ref points to the posts, and at "0" the ball is in play Same with the scrums & lineouts the side ready gets a free kick if the other side isn't set
  10. fatprop

    If you could change the laws of rugby, what would you change?

    1 Those elongated rucks as they set up a box kicks need to go 2 The AR to set the defensive line and put out his flag each time they jump the gun 3 30 second rule to have scrums and lineouts set, with a shot clock 4 120 second rule for penalty/kicks at goal
  11. fatprop

    Rugby League players who could have/could make the switch

    One further issue, he is under contract until Oct 2020
  12. fatprop

    Rugby League players who could have/could make the switch

    And what is the benefit to aus rugby?
  13. fatprop

    Rugby League players who could have/could make the switch

    The Eels apparently have offered him $340k a year and he is looking at his options. (Well his manager is) We don't pony up near that amount for a 7s contract
  14. fatprop

    RWC Pool D - Wallabies vs Wales - Sunday 29 September 2019 @ 5.45pm

    We won't beat Wales by having a better kicking game, at best that will limit the amount of a loss. This will be a ground war, one or lost on whether we can stop them on the gain line, have a functional set piece and cope with their blitz defense
  15. fatprop

    RWC Pool D - Wallabies vs Wales - Sunday 29 September 2019 @ 5.45pm

    A number of kickers are having issues with the balls
  16. fatprop

    RWC Pool D: Wallabies v Fiji, Sat 21st September, 2.45pm AEST, Sapporo Dome

    I don't think any 10 is going to look good against these rush defenses I think DHP will be on the wing for this one
  17. fatprop

    Rugby League players who could have/could make the switch

    You would think if he wants the $$$, France would be his destination. Aus 7s isn't a large wage for someone
  18. fatprop

    Rugby World Cup 2019

    So can a team replace a suspended player?
  19. fatprop

    Wallaby 3-2-1 v Fiji

    3. Hooper 2. Latu 1. Koroibete
  20. fatprop

    RWC Pool D: Wallabies v Fiji, Sat 21st September, 2.45pm AEST, Sapporo Dome

    Kerevi is a far better 12 than 13 and he is our only weapon, with rush defenses it is a reasonable game plan to use him as the crash ball and go around him to someone wider who can set up play a little wider as it suits. Him running a line at 12 fixes defenders stopping drift
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