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I was joking, I dont think they have no chance. Hell Lonergan is a better player then White so far this year

I mean they are undefeated but sure, little chance to win I guess

I feel you may have missed the point here. Regardless of what you think of these players, none of them are eligible to play for the Wallabies They need to prioritize signed players eligible to play for Australia. It's moronic that there is a rule designed to keep players in Australia when we...

Surely their would be more money availible if mediocre overseas players like Chase Tiatia, Gareth Simpson, Sam Spink, Nikolai Foliaki, Manasa Mataele, Toni Pulu, Rupeni Mataele, Zach Kibridge, Santiago Medrano, Wilton Rebalo, Felix Kalapu, Cabous Eloff, Tim Cardall, Angelo Smith, Moses Sorovi...

So we pay for their development and then once they develop they go overseas? How does this help Aus Rugby?

There is no point arguing over spilt milk in regards to players that have already left I'm asking if we are currently producing a lot of talented young players, why are we blocking their chance to play super rugby and develop by signing multiple mediocre foreign players

We are producing a lot of talented players? Not according to numerous people on here saying Dave Rennie just simply didn't have the cattle to win If we have too many good players and not enough spaces, why are the Force and Rebels littered with foreign players?

So we simultaneously have too many talented players and not enough talented players?

Shouldn't there be serious questions about the talent evaluators here as opposed to just saying our players aren't good enough

But we keep being told we don't have the cattle?

Ryan Lonergan the form 9 in the country right now

The fact There was multiple training concussions in Argentina last year, requiring 2 emergency flights for players to get over there the fact that he didnt learn from the first one and modify training was amateur hour

This Tahs preseason hype has gone well quiet

Yeah, who’d have though full contact training sessions all week would lead to more injuries. Poor Dave

But results dont matter apparently. Supposedly your team gets better the more they lose

I saw them lose by 40 points to Argentina last year. But sure, much improved team…

It's not a good faith discussion when people continue to act as if the horror injury toll was just bad luck and not largely due to archaic training practices by Rennie

How is a 35% win record a "pretty good job"? Stop the revisionist history

In crunch time, players are a reflection of their coach

Not all, but a lot of them do