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Arse. Moray Low will get less gametime. Oh, and the Reds/Wobblies losing the next in line for tighthead. That too.

That's a decent starting point. If they can get the combinations working within 3 or 4 games (accounting for the relatively late finish of the Top League, and consequently lack of time together early), they should look to win 3-6 in the back 10 or 11 games of the seasons.

Cricket I think also plays as all Ireland.

The full structure has never been formally announced as far as I can tell. However, the RFU will be the managing body, since they were the nominated World Qualifying body, amd they secured that, rather than the free for all of regional qualification, whrre supposedly the highest place Team...

Seems to be a general South Africa Olympic Body policy though. Don't want their teams qualifying regionally. At least that's what I read somewhere.

Plus he wanted to go a team that can make finals in the next 5 years. Sent from my LG-P713 using Tapatalk

Conjecture based on the fact that Jones said everybody gets a clean slate, genuinely can't see that happening.

Here's the article. http://www.foxsports.com.au/rugby/wallabies-captain-stephen-moore-exits-brumbies-to-join-former-club-reds/story-e6frf4pu-1227658697751?from=public_rss&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed

Here's the full press release: http://www.foxsports.com.au/rugby/wallabies-captain-stephen-moore-exits-brumbies-to-join-former-club-reds/story-e6frf4pu-1227658697751?from=public_rss&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed

Moore off to the Reds come 2017 supposedly.

According to fox rugby, Moore is on his way back up to you guys as of 2017.

Who's the logical captain? Fugs probably fits best, but he's not starting 15, maybe even not best 23. Thomson, Hanson, Retallick are leadership material, but they're all newbies. Ellison can't stay after this year. Jackm Inman, Weeks, Toby, Sefa, Dom, Lopeti, all good players, all best 23 if not...

I was pretty sure that there was a reasonably significant kerfuffle last time with SuperSport in SA paying what was perceived to be unders for Super Rugby and Overs for Currie Cup, so it was "decided" that the next set of rights deals would also include the value of the domestic competition, or...

Does that include the additional money from the UK and French broadcasters, and the relative strength of the US$, which all the negotiations seem to be done in?

With 8 hours of sleep behind me, the 1st set of fixtures would be more likely, as that would fit the 2 home, 2 away schedule, whereas the 2nd set of fixtures gives ACT 3 away games, and NSW 3 home games. Might not even need a coin flip, it could just be tough titties ACT.

Well, Round 6 has: Highlanders v Force. Brumbies v Chiefs Tahs v Rebels Reds Bye Fiddling around would give fixtures: Round 2: ACT v NSW QLD v WA VIC Bye Round 3: WA v ACT VIC v QLD NSW Bye Round 4 WA v NSW (No Super game) ACT v VIC (No Super Game) QLD Bye Round 5 QLD v NSW VIC v WA...

Round 1: Brumbies v Canes (ACT bye) Tahs v Reds (NSW v QLD) Force v Rebels (WA v VIC) Round 2: Brumbies v Tahs (ACT v NSW) Reds v Force (QLD v WA) Bulls v Rebels (VIC bye) Round 3: Force v Brumbies (WA v ACT) Rebels v Reds (VIC v QLD) Tahs bye (NSW Bye) Round 4: Canes v Force Tahs v...

Pretty sure Horne played 12 with 2dads at 13 for at least half the rounds under Chieka in 2013, with Barnes at 10 and Foley at 15 or something like that. It's not a new strategy, and as long as Foley doesn't come back with a series of injuries, 2016 Foley and 2016 Beale should be better than...

I didn't see the game, but PAE only played 12 minutes. Was he dragged, or injured?