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far Interesting point that. Genia yells plenty. Passing quickly off the ground is more important than management consulting.

3. Lilo 2. Folau 1. Fardy

The worst Wallaby performance for a long while. :(

He needs to have a big game. He hasn't been effective after a great start.

Don't worry biggsy , Slim is insane.

It would certainly be ironic if Deans, oops I mean Link, who was suddenly enlightened of the need for Slipper at THP against the AIGs, having not picked him there for the Reds, becomes similarly enlightened to the need for Cooper at 15 against the Boks. I hear James Horwill is potentially quite...

Nah, Palu has a consistently high workrate. Spectators like to say he "goes missing" because it's not obvious what he does from off the field. His impact is in tight, putting on big hits at close range, that aren't especially visible from the stands but are to the players involved. That's why...

I'm one of Kurtley's biggest fans, but I have no issues with him being used as a super sub for impact in the final third of games. I don't see this as a demotion at all, but as an intelligent use of his capabilities, especially within a side dedicated to playing a fast-paced running game, in...

Also, Kev may simply not be the best choice lock going forward. We have some young talent coming through that may be more effective. If he's not captaining well then his position can't be considered to be sacrosanct.

If you have to get to #3 before you can move towards #2, then how can you get to #3?

Hooper 1 3 Fardy 1 Lilo And no debating!

Pantomime. Yeah, that's how the English cricket commentators justify the booing of Dave Warner. Well, you can't put lipstick on a pig. Booing individual players, game after game, is contemptible. What'll happen eventually is that our bogans will start to respond, until every contest between...

Connolly was the worst coach to ever coach the Wallabies. He perpetrated the great turnaround where we switched from a ball in hand style to the half-arsed field position game that we still see today, hot on the heels of an attack-ular 49-0 trouncing of the Boks, for no particular reason other...

Everyone is feeling a bit embarrassed by the Deans catharsis and doesn't know what to do. The answer is keep calm. We can't influence the results. So relax and enjoy the ride.

I think Thomas Jefferson, as someone said earlier:

Is that you, Alan?

Scoey, I posted a mild rebuke, questioning some of the facts, but they didn't publish it. The sooner G&GR blows away the poisonous Rugby Heaven franchise the better.

Also slightly off topic, but this piece of nasty, anti-rugby propaganda from the chief rugby league writer of the Telegraph, in what is supposedly our premier rugby publication, on the eve of the start of the Bledisloe, serves to remind us there are more than just the Dimness who want the...

He'll probably come on with 30 to go as part of a change from a field position game to an attacking one. Link has picked plenty of kickers and lineout options so there's little doubt how the first part of the game will be played: attack their defensive lineout.

Richie carrying some fat is a prime opportunity for Hooper.