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I must admit I have been looking forward to some badinage between Half and RedsHappy. Somebody please give me a summary some time?

I would watch anything that I have recorded, so I could fast forward through the bad bits. (Sometimes the game is over in a few minutes, though).

Knuckles in the mud.

I was totally in favour of, and highly hopeful for the results of, the Stellenbosch Project. The only changes that will be adopted by the whole game are the ones that originate in Europe. So I suspect we are kind of wasting our time and energy a bit.

What gets me about the law changes is that we need our best players playing under the recognised international laws if we want to do well against other international teams.

How false? BTW I only read the "Weekend Oz". It always amuses me how the battalions of "journalists" pretty much all march to the beat of a single drum, on issues like climate change, even the so-called "Environment Editor", Graham Lloyd. Whose drum?

And, magically, it all suits Uncle Rupert's interests. This is not how journalism is supposed to work. Her only beat is Rupert's drum.

Bein seems to have European football all tied up, so I assume that Foxtel would be happy to piggyback on the viewership that this brings to the table.

Oh, cut to the chase. It's all about the rolling maul, innit???

I'd settle for more fact and less friction.

If he picks players who cannot catch and pass, more fool him. However, as much as I applauded the appointment of Mick Byrne to the coaching set-up, I wonder what his influence meant in real terms? One would think that he would definitely be able to improve our kicking ability, and yet Folau...

It wasn't a strategy, it was an act of desperation. With the benefit of hindsight (a very common attribute of most critics), what was the alternative? Sack him? Or just let him continue hurtling down the pike without any controls?

Deep down, Chubby was very shallow.

Good to know that they have some value. :)

Mmmmm. The Prague Spring begins, eh? I wonder how long they will remain faultless? For them to achieve any bloody thing they are going to have to disappoint a lot of people. I might add that Peter Cosgrove had a few years on the Board, and from memory headed the sub-committee that introduced...

Let's hope the surface is okay for proper scrums.

Because the assumption is that the cousins will not go with 4.

That was mentioned.

Private equity would make our franchises more competitive, which I reckon would make the Trans-Tasman even more attractive. I just cannot see us building a national competition from scratch..

What is PE?