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A squad is a complex thing that needs a mixture of both slills and experience. You can't simply pick developing players and hope they progress: you need experience there to steady the hormonal ship and pass on knowldege. Waugh is a stalwart with enormous courage and dedication, and the young...

That's right Gagger. Businesses do that, and rugby has to be run like a business to survive in these hard times. And neither should there be any sacred cows in sport either. I do find the open hatred for him distressing though. Rugby is changing for the worse when Wallabies are openly called...

Re: Tri Nations squad Beale should be the bolter IMO, a wayward talent in need of some proper development, having real utility value and game-breaking ability off the bench. I think Deans' less structured defensive patterns will suit him as well.

There's a general rumbling out in the forumosphere that this win was 'no better' than the New Zealand win the week before. I agree with the posters here: it was actually a very good execution of a pressure-oriented gameplan against a very dangerous opponent, with no fireworks and no unnecessary...

3 Luke Burgess 2 George Smith 1 AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) I expect AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) will start at fullback next week.

:lmao: need those haters!

I'm new here, but I really can't understand why any Wallabies fan would hope we lose a game because they disagree with the selections. But then, I guess you don't really mean it, and it is simply borne out of frustration with a selection policy that is not the same as you would have done. :)