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I would love to hear his views on the Wallaby breakdown. Would he like to see players go past the ball to quicken up the pace of the attack? Further to that should they also look at offloading more in close to make it harder for the defence to contain the attack in close to the ruck? Also with...

State of the Union is good for a Kiwi point of view. http://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/state-union-rugby-sportal.com.au/id373467771

I was actually impressed with him, but then again I didn't watch all of the Rebels games. I look back to Nonu when he started for the AB's and he had a lot of weaknesses in his game but they saw the potential and he has repaid the faith shown in him. I just think Inman is the only 13 left in the...

We'll do finals as well. As you have already committed to tipping Easts the whole way through that may disadvantage you if they don't win this weekend. ;)

I would also mount an argument that the people who are successful in their chosen professions are also very passionate about what they do. Rarely would you find someone who was outstanding at something but was just ho hum in their attitude towards it.

What's the go with Inman? We need to develop a quality 13 and Horne isn't doing anything for me at the moment. I really don't think Cummins is the option as I see him more as a winger. Inman has shown great improvement and is a great size. I'd love to see him in the squad and groomed as a 13 option.

While I have an issue with the ball at the back of the breakdown it all starts with the breakdown. The Wallabies, and all Australian teams for that matter, have major issues with the breakdown. There is too much of a focus on stopping over the ball with the thinking that this will protect the...

No one managed to tip both GPS and Wests to get up this weekend so 4/5 was the best result. There was some movement in the table helped by Refabit forgetting to tip and dropping quite a few spots.

Can you please ask who is in charge of the breakdown (it seems like no one on the coaching staff) and why we seem to see it as an opportunity for us to have a rest and the opposition to set their defensive line.

If you're interested you can read the comp rules for Premier Rugby here. http://www.redsrugby.com.au/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=CfVQ-NWO9_Q%3d&tabid=533

3. Hooper 2. Timani 1. Cooper

A cotton drill jersey with a collar would be good. I know London Wasps do one and it's pretty popular.

I think I've mentioned on here before that relocation is great in theory but it won't work as it disengages the current supporters of the clubs and people in the new location feel they are inheriting issues from somewhere else. SouthernX, I understood the nature of the comment and as a former...

Probably has something to do with their bank balance, playing numbers and financial support oh and their 100+ years of history.

You would have to think QC (Quade Cooper) is covering a lot of the cost. If he is looking at starting a clothing line then getting 30K-40K t-shirts out in the market with you brand on it isn't a bad marketing ploy. If you do like it you can purchase more here http://quadecooper.com/store/

Sounds like the perfect club player, especially in a key position like 10.

I think the idea of relocation is something that may have to be considered seriously in the future. With the changing demographics of Brisbane suburbs some teams are starting to struggle to find players. Clubs are going to have to change something if they want to survive into the future...

I have no real issue with adult jerseys being $130. If you really want one you will find the money. I do think that they should produce kids ones at around $50 or less. It would be a great ploy to grow the game as kids tend to support teams more if they have the kit. I made the mistake of buying...

Yeah Dan I have to apologise. It turns out the guy from Souths I spoke was confused over what was going on and I shouldn't have jumped on here without the correct info.