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In that case here's $10 to put on the Sharks.

So what you're suggesting is that while this is going on, our back row plays 'Poker' , and discuss the good looking chicks in the crowd. Think of rugby as a chess game, for every move there is a counter-move, with 'check' being a try.

Amazing! The season has just kicked off and everyone is talking about transfer already. Must be a Mexican chat group ( for the ignorant - those from south of the border)

At the game, I saw across the field where a scrum had been won by the Rebels. On the other side from where I was siting (first half, with Reds to their backs to me at about half-way line), one of our loose forwards &/or Ginea had moved up quickly to trap the ball carrier & cause an ensueing maul...

I was there too, and the spruker combined with the tinny "we are Reds"" was American ''Razz-a- ma-tazz'' from the 50's & 60's. It was totally ignored by the crowd, and I think a lot of fans were even embarrased by it. Where's the drummer from last year?

I can see a high scoring game, from both sides. The Rebels have some real X factor in their backs, so they should be good for some tries... but Rebels poor defence record should see the Reds also up amongst the tries. The Reds superior defence + Harris's radar boot will see the Reds win by 8 or...

Bruce, it was a conspiracy. That was actually a 'Tahs fan dressed in a Reds jersey. You could tell because he had such a small dick. See, I told you it was a conspiracy.

If Holmes should be the preferred prop for playing against the heavier packs, then get him in there now to improve the combination. Links is an ex-prop, so will determine if this is the right move. I think he likes Daley for his dedication to hard training, which is an important consideration in...

The Reds first game was against a big, muscular Tahs forward pack. Against the Force it was a forward back with a fast, smart loose forward pack. The Rebels forwards will be steady, but lack both real muscle power and swift loosies. So I agree with Gill for Robinson for this one, with the latter...

I think Sharp is becoming far too streotype these days, and I can see why Deans is looking for alternatives to him in the Wallabies. When he rucks or mauls, there is never anything extra from him. He just goes in, pushes away, believing that his real contribution is the line outs (which...

The biggest problem for the Reds in this game was that they knew they were going to win, even before they ran on. That belief was confirmed in their minds by the score at half time. For themselves, they played a lazy second half. Horwell, who didn't stand out himself, was right to express...

So guess who's not playing because of injuries for the Force match this week- yep, Hanson & Higgers

Reds: 3. Hanson 2. Higginbotham 3. tapuai Waratahs: 1. Pretorious 2. Palu 3. Douglas

Link is also keen to use his squad as much as possible. It wouldn't surprise me if there are a few surprises in the 22 on Saturday.

I'm guessing that it's 'Marlborough Man'.

I would say the Reds have greater room for improvement by August than the Tahs. Especially with QC (Quade Cooper) back at 5/8.

I suspect that Link will change a number of players around. Anyone with the slightest niggle will probably be rested with the exception of the halves. The Force forward pack is mobile rather than big (Waratahs), so there could be a change to the Reds loose forwards run on side; Robinson, Gill &...

I think What Schadenfreude is referring to is that the 'Tahs have a better scrum from which to launch a victory. So by having uncontested scrums the Reds odds improve. But it is all history now - lookiing back over the posts I'd say the Reds & hteir supporters won both of the wars.

I notice the betting odds are now even at $1.95 each. Still money for jam putting something on the Reds.