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Central to the amendments in 2017 is the formation of the Foul Play Review Committee. The committee will be comprised of a consistent panel of three members who in the first instance will review all incidents of red cards, Citing Commissioner referrals and misconduct, and make a determination...

I think Norths would be their biggest opposition in terms of grade players, although there would be some potential lower graders who would prefer any of those subbies clubs for a range of personal reasons - family life, job etc.

Gordon have never really recovered since they sold their club across the road and swapped it for a soulless room in the Mandarin Centre. Think that they lost a bit of cash and ongoing income as a result.

A point I've raised many times before on this thread and on the ARU thread. Structuring the game according to 19th century colonial boundaries is nonsensical. The state RUs should have been abolished long ago. Clubs should affiliate directly to RA using the RFU model. The RFU then oversights...

The Eastwood slump didn't last long did it?:)

Results Eastwood 22 def Warringah 12 Norths 28 def Randwick 17 Souths 35 def Easts 33 Uni 45 def Manly 13 Wests 61 def Gordon 22 Parra WOF

I think that Scots are a step above most teams. I don't think that Waverley will get the hiding that some think, but on the results so far a Waverley win would be an upset IMO.

Think it was reasonably close.

I wouldn't back Waverley with your money in this one.:)

Riverview won 15A. That's the only result I heard.

I think Scots will win and win well. So I think we're on the same side.:)

Augustine's hae a talented side, but they only got back from Japan on Monday or Tuesday. Think that the Sannix tournament is fairly attritional, with a fairly heavy load of games, so at the very least Augustines would have been jaded. How many from Waverley 2017 1sts are back this year? That...

So it would seem. Three fairly lopsided results, although Riverview cloer than the other two

Lack of fields is an issue (luckily for rugby).

4 actually. 1 x senior, 2 x intermediate and 1 x year 7. They had the numbers to enter 2 x Year 7 but there wasn't room in the draw.

Kafer is obviously employing a 5 year plan at Shore. ;) What was that sledge he used to aim at the Waratahs all the time - something like "they're in the 10th year of a 5 year plan"

Shore were strong in the 13s last year as well.

Newington have been moving players around - particuarly in 1s and 2s so far, but it'still a fair bit of ground to make up.

Not if you score 14 tries.;)