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I went to see the Baa-Baas at Wembley and it was the best rugby stadium I had ever been in.

DPK, if you have a minute I'll explain the relationship between longitude, latitude and timezones. :)

Horne is definitely a great prospect, but still very young. And he's not AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper), yet. Remember, AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) sucked in his first test season. I'd be leaving AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) at 13. People have been saying for years it is his long-term position. He was only playing 15 because we had so few choices. Now we do: Beale...

I'd be starting Slipper, Simmons and Higgers if he's fit. Sub Genia and Giteau early like Richo says. Use the bench earlier.

Yes, that looks like a very good move to be making. Burgess especially poses entirely different problems for the defence, and his pass has clearly improved.

And if they're not in the past, then they didn't happen! :D

That's contentious. Most coaches believe good defence can be taught. And there is no question Quade has the right attitude: he pulls off some dominant hits, mixed with some complete dross.

I thought he excellent. The best ref we've had this year. First rate communication and game management.

Not just those things, but a menace every time he has the ball. He makes tries, just like JOC (James O'Connor) did tonight. Potentially another Campese.

The falcon was bad luck. He slipped and fell.

No need to walk over Spies. Just wait for him to wave you through.

Chambers is only 2kg heaver than AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper). Edit: oops didn't see the previous post.

Indeed. One miss from one attempt is a 100% failure rate.

Not possible. She's a Kiwi chick.

3. Beale 2. Sharpe 1. Mitchell

That must have been Bakkies Botha that did that. :mad:

I think Beale has at least deserved a S15 starting spot.

Count me in. Would not want to miss this one. Even though I have to use a feed 'cos my gf does not have Fox.

Rugby in France is an interesting case, RedsHappy. The first stat to keep in mind is that 62,793,432 people live in metropolitan (i.e. mainland) France. This is about three times Australia's population. But Rugby in France is certainly winning market share within that large market: at the...

Oooooh-errrrrrrrrr. :lmao: