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Austin's tribute clip to George Smith had a bit of that in it.

Six kilos of that would be hair. He looks more taller than he does built.

Saia Fainga'a held up well with the rest of the Reds front row last year. He struggled at the higher level in his first year of international rugby. It is harsh to label him a weak spot. A year older and much more experienced he is not going to be a weak spot at all. I think Slipper is...

Any News on Suncorp? Will it be ready for round one?

That is a bloody great read.

Some of these players in the Wallabies are proving to be far more mature than what their age would say. The Wallabies are starting to resemble the Deans Crusader sides of the past in that young inexperienced players come into the side and just step up. The culture in the team is very impressive.

I would of named Greg Holmes chicken Legs.

Will be interesting to see where Simmons fits in. Him and Horwill starting and Van on the bench is a solid combination.

Good stuff by the Tahs, well done.

My favourate all time player is Chris Latham. There are so many though. Acouple of blasts from the pasts for me are John Kirwin and Gavin Hastings.

That's a fair point. I just think it is time for Waugh's successor to step in. TPN would make a great captain for the Tahs.

Cooper does lead very well. He does not lead in the follow me trench warfare sense but more in a HR sense. He is a very good communicator and always has his backs in position, knows when he wants the ball and communicates this very well with his scrum half. This organisation can be attributed...

That sounds right and backing up with a game in Darwin also supports that theory.

They will come good. Pretty much like the 2009 Reds. Outstanding in attack but no work put into defense. The Lions can turn it around and with not a minute played in 2011 you would be mad to wright any of the teams off. To prove my point, all the doubters were on the Reds this time last...

Have you been hitting the red cordial hard?

Sick him Reddy. :)

I demand a rematch as Brumby Jack was just horsing around. :)

Good write up on the Rebels Lee. Maqueen is the X factor here. It is going to be very interesting what he roles out in terms of stratagy.

I believe patchy would sum up the 2010 Barnes very well. Barnes has become a poor man's Johnny Wilkinson. The conservative nature that he plays with is stifling his abilities. He is an incredibly intelligent footballer but he is looks to have dumbed right down. Looking at the 2007 RWC...

It's ok Lee, Tah man will save you. :lmao: