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It is interesting to see Gibson looking to more mobile athletic high workrate units as opposed to massive bruisers. It fits with the change in style Gibson appears to be working towards (yes he does look to have a plan/style to me)( ball in hand, high passing skills) Sent from my Moto G (4)...

With less teams, there will be less options for him Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

So the locks so far for next year are Staniforth McCauley McDuling Toleafoa Not a lot of angry there

Hooper works as the shooter, they always miss more

It depends who is the other lock "if" we had Douglas back Hanigan would be solid at lock

NZ front rowers have better passing games than some of our backs

Which prop starts or finishes is an argument about 10 minutes of playing time. Ala'alatoa deserves to start, he has been playing really well, Scotland will be the scrummaging test

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Two specialist LHs on the bench and two THs starting, I think Kepu and Ala'alatoa @THP ; Sio & Smith @ LHP will be sharing minutes I would start with 3. Scott Sio 2. Stephen Moore 1. Allan Ala'alatoa They have pony experience together and finish with 18. Toby Smith 16. Tolu Latu 17...

The scary thing is that our cupboard is so just bare that it is possible, the other options of McIntyre, Hegarty & Lance are it 4 foreign flyhalfs running around in the Super sides is simply not helping

Kerevi's tackling is fine, his defensive decision making is the issue

I don't see Horne near the starting 23 for these games without another injury. But we lose two experience centres and I can see an argument for his inclusion. Hodge at 13? I like it, but at the moment we need him at 12 I think (Although I still want Hunt at 12 )

Yeah, there is a problem, I just don't think it is a straight solution. Since Chieka, the Tahs have been smashed on transition - they play wide and free, get turned over and shit hits the fan. This year, they aren't defending cohesively, plenty of individual bad reads and too many bad catch...

More secure than Styles

I wouldn't get too concerned, there is about 1% chance he will do anything more than be a tackling bag holder

He will never be a presence, I just want him to not be a liability Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

OK, again the Tahs did alright in patches. If the actually get it together they could be formidable Gee, Skelton is playing well, despite what many think, he will be missed, by the Tahs and the Wobs His continual great defence where he grabs the unit and holds them up just give the...

He does, but generally only too late and well after he decided he can't score

All possible and interesting options, but if both Kerevi & Kuridrani went down would you like that scenario for the Bled?

We already have wounded Kerevi, I would guess Horne would be near the next as 13 cover, he can play out his contract