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Hes a McKenzie like player. Outside broken play he wont trouble us. Give him the space and he will.

I absolutely cannot be fucked explaining why this is a stupid comment. Theres a whole essay of comments in a locked thread somewhere. Go read them.

You must hang out with far more gungho lawyers than I.

I mean - no lawyer is going to tell them they are very likely to win a contested hearing. Hearings are always a coin toss - no matter how strong you think your case is. A decision to settle says very little about what the law would say about something.

They never found that he was legally protected. It never went to hearing and i dont know there was any clear precedent. I assume insurers chose to settle.

Kinda different.

Can't be that hard to convince them that it's fine to hold the belief but less fine to bang on about it in a public forum.

There appears to be a positive correlation between our best players and fundamentalist religion.

On attack our ruck security is absolute trash. We often fail to get over the advantage line (except when Valetini is running it), we don't seem to commit numbers and we miss the first clean-out a lot. On defence we concede because we are under pressure, not because we are trying to pilfer...

Got a job for you mate..

Put the worst defender in the hardest channel to defend?

Nah - going 4 up with a few mins to go is usually a pretty strong position. Few teams would turn down the points.

Most of the good stuff we did against France came off White. I like McDermott and his snipes but with a playmaker like Foley outside him I don't think he's the man for that match.

White playing 80 would be ideal.

Got any names there? Stewart would do a solid if not spectacular job.

So its great practice

The Lions arent a test team, are they? Or is it just that the Lions matches dont affect rankings.

Yeah I wouldnt be against punishments for dangerous play being retrospective. But they are very half arsed about putting blokes on report and the penalties are laughable.

Surely there would be capacity issues. Edit - google says:

Never understood how contracting minors works. Are they basically just MOUs?