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Well done Reds, bloody good effort, great bounce back to relevance I may be a heretic here but I think you guys are building a pretty strong team but being kids still learning the consistency needed for pro rugby Sent from my Nexus 9 using Tapatalk

So the loop to the Reds was an accurate rumour

Naisarani would be very welcome at the Tahs

So the Brumbies appear to be signing Pete Samu for next season Why? Of all the places they need reinforcements and investment, another backrower?

We could see a backline of Genia Foley Koribeti Beale Rona DHP Folau In June

Some interesting comments from Cheika on Kick and Chase Folau will be 15 for his kick diffusion skills and his ability to get forward momentum in contact on kick return. Cooper won't be chosen from club, has had opportunities to play Super Rugby for other aus franchises but has chosen to stay in...

Pretty good effort by the Tahs The Tahs took their opportunities early as the saders continually screwed up. (the didn't against the Lions) And then the saders held the ball instead of dropping it and that pressure led us to play 20 minutes of the game trying to hold on with 14 men. There...

He offered to walk for his beliefs

Beale is quality, he is one of the few units who is an actual threat

And my point is that he needs to actually get on and stay on the field. Plenty of potential, but he hasn't played any consistent senior pro rugby, ever.

Playing 4 games in a row would be a start

Paying the fees to send some kid to a top private school, with the back up of a decent physical development program could be seen to develop solid loyalty as well

Its not, part of being a blind side winger is being able to be that threat in traffic on the inside. Only being a threat in space, with a 10m wind up is not enough

I agree Rona has been pretty good, but Foteki has looked handy as well. Trying to understand the choice I see Foteki as a better ball player and with Hegarty on the bench it may have been decided we needed that skill this week.

Naiyaravoro was lucky to stay as well; and now he is playing teams where being a hard running Fijian is a every day occurrence

I thought both wingers looked average last game

Why you rotate after a week off is strange

I would be surprised to see Phipps or Timani unless either has a storming May. I think Hanigan will be the bench lock/6

Really? He will be the first player picked, he is our best THP scrummager. The others aren't close at that core skill but have better efforts around the ground. The Tahs have a light weight scrum that was on roller skates until Kepu got back on the field, all of a sudden we have a platform...

I do wonder how much Slipper is being "managed" physically at the moment and whether that will work in a test match format