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Sends shivers up my spine. Go Wallabies!

Amazing variation in tonight's vote.

Sharpe was a decent tighthead lock before he got injured. AFAIK, Vickerman was always a loose head lock.

What choice did Jones have? Baxter was always there or thereabouts, for his whole career. Of course his tests were up to international standard. However he suffered from not quite being the better tighthead when the Wallabies had a generally weak scrum. He was always going to be the focus of...

The Tahs suffered enormously from the loss of both locks. They were soft after that and showed it.

:lmao: Suicide by mod.

I don't see that Kurtley had a crap game. He was by some margin the most dangerous player on the field. How many breaks and half breaks did he make? What about the monumental try-saving tackle? What about the booming kicks for touch? But he did make some errors.

Gerrard is even slower than Mortlock. Hell, he's slower then Carter. With the big boot and slow pace he may as well just wait for the turning of the Earth to bring him back beneath the ball.

I don't think supporter frustration had anything to do with the Tahs injury problems. The supporters' frustration was solely to do with the choice of the game plan, not with winning games. Tahs fas wanted the win-at-all-costs approach to be compromised for the sake of running rugby. Please don't...

Excellent post.

I believe that if Kurtley turns his attention to tackling in the line he'll be as good as anyone. But not in a single game on the weekend.

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There's a lot of dissing of Mumm. The fact is he's a highly versatile and popular Wallaby lock, a real team man, and does enough for both Deans and Hickey to pick him regularly, and in Hickey's case as captain. There's no 'sadly' about him being in the squad. Perhaps the armchair critics have it...

Sickening arrogance.

For the Tri-Nations? I think we're stuck with Fingers. Link is prepared to play him in the Reds starting 15 so maybe he is better then we all think. However, I think either of the Force hookers could be blooded with success.

Kepu's scrummaging has been second only to Franks' this year.

From the Matt Dunning school of sports performance, TBH.

Exactly. The Tahs need to do a Highlanders circa 2010 and annihilate the Blues in the tight, but with dynamism (not statically as the Tahs are wont to do). Counterruck everything. Roll the C****. The Blues can be total pussies in the tight and they also leak tries. Don't let their backs see...

A skin fold is what you store your burgers under.

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