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I'm pretty sure that's the second time an Australian team has put 50 points on a Kiwi Super team, and Brumbies now have the highest score (Tahs v Hurricanes, 52 points in 1996) Edit - this is wrong!

That maul is awseome

Second touch from CLL is all class. Followed the ball all the way up the pitch

I bet. The cameraman found a patch sitting :)

33-10, 5 tries to one. Crowd's not even standing!

That push over maul for the Brumbies is a weapon

Going for it after the siren

Chiefs with some very Australian-esque backrow defense off the scrum

Where's the advantage there?

Chance Peni in after another backline break. 10 gets past the 8 with ease

Banks with an absolute beauty. How good was the finish

my main objection is that the pro players are distributed across all of the clubs, and we are only inviting some of the clubs to play on the comp. So half the Tahs and Reds players, and most of the Brumbies and Rebs + Force, those not affiliated with the top 4, 2 and 1 teams wouldn't be part of...

You'd end up with a whole bunch (majority?) of your pro super non-Wallaby players sitting around getting paid to train while a perfectly good competition happens without them. RA would be mad to set this up (Edit, I meant the original not your proposal, which at least gets the force and rebels...

Bookies giving the Reds the same chance of victory in this game as they give the Sunwolves against the Tahs

No Higgers

some of the younger players need some company late at night?

Firing your national coach less than a year our from a world cup is a board decision, not a ceo decision. Finding potential alternatives and giving the board her opinion would be in her remit. But it's the board who makes that call

They're missing a trick here. Last thing they need is another 50+ year old who hasn't been in the weeds of pro rugby for years. They should look at a respected recently retired player who has played with and against the players up for discussion. Would need to be someone willing to stand up...

Yep, no penalties and no free kicks conceded by Munster. Italian Referee, Andrea Piardi was reffing his first Pro 14 match

No chance :D What happened is very unusual though