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There is so much wrong with that statement, I'm not going to begin.

Oops! That's a good find, thanks Bruce. I'll hold back the price of a nice bottle of wine from my next developers' invoice. :thumb

It's only a holding page, Bruce. :) We're building an iPhone application around geolocation and photo sharing.

Mate, I have a bunch of domains where you could have a subdomain for free, e.g. http://www.isnapp.net. Your url would be in the format <something>.isnapp.net. The only downside is they may not be permanent: I might not renew a domain if it ceases to be of use to me.

Yes, that a pet-hate of mine as well!

Yeah, defenders falling over is never a good look. :lmao:

Looks like a Hangers / Barnes / Horne midfield for game one. :)

How many times have we seen that Beale --> someone move down the touchline? It's so hard to defend against Beale when he hits the line at pace and times his pass so well. And Mitchell ran it in from a long way out. He got the ball on the 22. Showed some real speed.

Dancing backwards under pressure will be a crucial skill against this year's resurgent Wallabies. ;)

That's QC (Quade Cooper)'s style. He doesn't lead a backline like a traditional 10: he creates opportunities for it. The best player are those who know how to run into the opportunities he creates. That's why Barnes is a good complement to Cooper. Many of Cooper's long passes go straight to the x-factor...

Great photo.

Both Palu and TPN are extremely effective in the tight.

Good front row. Otherwise a very weak pack.

The Reds would disagree.

Does anyone really think Vuna is a Wallaby hopeful? I haven't seen him so I can't comment. But it would be extremely good news if he is.

Locked in for third I'd say. The Brumbies have a class front row but the Waratahs pack will dominate. The Reds have a far better coach, a good mindset and a dynamic, adaptable gameplan. With anyone other than Friend at the helm then a higher finish might be possible, but top of the...

The weakest player in a team will always have some faults, even if they are winning.

This is the point of Carter, I suppose. He chases, he cleans out, he gets over the advantage line, he is a decoy runner. However, if these are all the tasks a back performs, then you are Chris Hickey and I claim my bonus bottle of molasses. :)

High profile employees of public facing businesses are invariably subject to these kinds of rules. Off-field shenanigans can damage an employer's business. Why should sportsmen be exempt?

What is obvious from that clip is how small a part Carter plays in the Waratahs' backline domination.