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Fortunately only for the one game. You'd expect the backrow would go to 6. Mowen, 8. McCalman

But seriously missing the inclusion of: Horne, Pyle.

Celebrating: Ryan, Polota-Nau, Gill Questioning: Dennis, Harris Unashamedly happy to see: Alexander, Phipps, CFS

When and where?

QLD Barnes >>> NSW Barnes, sadly.

Mudskipper, we all have players we don't like and it's looking like you dislike AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper). While that's fine and all, the reasoning you're giving isn't great, especially given AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper)'s consistent work over his 7(?) years for the Wallabies. He's really stood up and given us a rock in the backline, the...

I'd be more than happy to have Damien Hill here as an assistant. I thought he did a good job getting the Rebels to where they are.

I think the opposition will get a team together if they get to play the All Blacks. Eg. This year they play Japan, France, England and Ireland. They miss Wales, Scotland and Italy.

The second an outside back goes down, just give Ben Tune a call.

I'd say we don't need to blood too many players. Props: Give Scott Sio and Paddy Ryan a game, maybe. Hookers: Who? Locks: Hugh Pyle, maybe Cadeyrn Neville and Sam Carter. Backrowers: Luke Jones, Angus Cottrell. Scrumhalves: No need. Fly halves: No need. Wingers: Who? Centres: Kyle Godwin...

Good refs.

Pretty sure they finance about 1/2 of the annual comp. I know Easts lost their clubhouse lately and everything was going downhill, they somehow survived? I'm saying the govt did that.

Don't we usually play a NT game against the Force? I heard that might be in trouble but consistency is good. If we can't do that, I'd say we invite the Reds, Crusaders or Highlanders over. Maybe all three and have a tournament (wishful thinking, I know)

That seems to be him playing Brumbies style, expecting that he will be against the man on the end of the line. His failure to adapt to a new team is his real problem.

If I were in charge of the All Blacks, I'd abandon the 3rd Bledisloe and instead get the team to Europe a week early and play someone they would otherwise miss.

for the record, I'm saying Butler at 8 because I don't know about Vaea being ready straight away and, as others have said, think Auelua is a much more effective impact off the bench. And I agree, Fardy at lock. Just wanted to guage some opinions :D

Better example is Rob Horne :P

I agree that Tomane had the better game, but he needs to be consistent before he can be considered above any of the current wallabies wingers (bar Betham). With AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper), you know you're going to get a solid attacking and defending player who can be anywhere in the line and will still be just as good,

Given how well Fardy has done this year, would you expect him at lock with a backrow of Mowen, Pocock, Butler, or would you just expect a backrow of Fardy, Pocock, Mowen?

Sorry, I'm still caught up with his work with the Wallabies :P