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But I don't want it changed...it seems fine the way it is to me....hehe. Do you want it changed?

Do you think so? I'm not sure what's illegal about getting back to your feet and contesting for the ball. If you make the tackle, relase the tackled player, get up to your feet (which would constitute 'moving away from the ball' I reckon) then you are able to play the ball fromany direction...

I don't get what the problem is. You roll away if you're not gonna get to your feet?!

Often see Masaga wear this in cold weather. I've noticed he's taken it off at half-time a couple of times as well. A bit off topic but does anyone remember those fingerless gloves that were all the rave a number of years ago?? Don't see them too much anymore. A couple of times playing here...

If you're professional rugby forward, do you really need someone to give you instructions to get to the next ruck?? Alternatively, do you really think RD is that bad of a coach he instructs forwards to intentionally not get to rucks?

Benefit of being young, keen and doing something you love for a living....

Bad luck for Tomane. I like Vuna though. He has the potential to be a liability but he can also make a try from nothing. It will be interesting to see how he goes on the international stage.....if Tomane is out.

I like AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) at 15. KB (Kurtley Beale) goes to 10 when he comes back with JOC (James O'Connor) to 12 or wing.

I really like the look of Hoper at 7 and Pocock at 6. Imagine Victor Vito with Pococks turn-over ability......mean. The loss of KB (Kurtley Beale), JOC (James O'Connor), QC (Quade Cooper) and Horwill is massive and shouldn't be under-played. If the Wallabies can win without these guys then you would have to be pretty happy I reckon. It's...

Form is only part of the equation. Selectors have already said that Pernara is too 'green' and they don't want to throw him in too early. And Ellis - like Piri - is a known quantity at international level. I'd take Piri over Ellis every day of the week for the ABs.

I'm sure that if the game was played at 2pm on a bright sunny SUnday arvo or even if the night had been just stormy as opposed to cyclonic (is that a word?) then you would have seen the Wallabies play to their strengths. But to my mind, the weather fully dictated the only way to play this game...

3. Moore 2. Ioane 1. Palmer Pocock on just his play would have been in there but I think his captaincy played a big part in the loss.

The funny thing with Robinson's quote is that his game plan was exactly the same as Robbies. I reckon Robbie would have liked to have seen it go a bit wider a couple of times but Genia's play was pretty poor and didn't help this at all. I still think Andy Robinson has hardly got the record...

Why did you have to bring up the Blues?!?!?! LOL You know you're in a sad place when a loss actually makes you feel pretty good and gives you some hope for next year. Like how I felt on Sat night.

I am yet to hear any really good reasons as to how Robbie can be blamed for this loss. 1. RD didn't schedule this game. 2. RD doesn't control the weather. 3. RD can't call any of the shots on the field. His biggest failure in my mind was that he maybe could have used his bench a bit better...

Scotland kicked 2 goals in the first half in the same wind. And by your own words, the wind could have completely stopped from the time Harris set-up to when he actually took the kick. At he very worst, he misses and you start again. And surely he had a better chance of making that kick then he...

Sorry...my bad....

Pocock should be on the list. Honestly.