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He was cut slack to be selected in the first place. Selected on his reputation because his super 14 form did not warrent it. I suspect you play the game for the love ofthe game and for a sense of pride in your team. I also suspect that you don't earn the big bucks playing. I am not anti...

Nothing against Inglis but I don't see how we could use him amongst our roster. To get him in the system I would suggest the Force have a crack at getting him.

Be no different to eating the wifes cooking.

Do the job you are highly paid for is the answer. He has already been given alot of slack.

Well done to the Brumbies. Cheers fellas

These few weeks between games, Gits should be sent to play club rugby if only to regain some confidence.

Yeah Blue, 6 I would say.

He played for Valleys.

Ash Chambers had a bit of rugby background when he was a junior in Gove. Nathan Hindmarsh would of bee a good convert. He has the work rate and the intelect to make it.

Very well said Rugby Reg.

When JP described Bakkies as a low breed (which he is), I couldn't help think JP was one as well. I can laugh the Gitau defending off but when he disrespected Anthony Fainga'a last week, I felt like tearing his fucking head off. Like him or not, he is a young player who has earnt his stripes...

None in the Wallabies. We have already seen this bull shit and personally I think it cheapened the Wallaby jersey. Players I would like to see come into the code and try and earn there stripes are Inglis, Daniel Mortemer and Cameron Smith.

I have been a big fan of Reid for some time now. I like the no thrills just get stuck in aspect of his game. I hope Robbie can dig out the recipie for Reid and apply it to Higgers.

Good question Gagger. For all the hype over Spies, I would take Keiren Reid over him any day of the week.

Would there be any chance of knocking up some footage of some of the players in question to provide some perspective between the math and the players movements? Would be interesting to compare with the players technique in contact. Fainga'a, AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper), Carter and Digby would all make for interesting...

In regards to the weight argument, you have to consider center of gravity. Fainga'a is quite short and has a low center of gravity. AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) can be put in the same class. I would not be fooled into judging a player by his weight.

Barnes needs to get back in the saddle so to speak. He is only one solid game away from regaining confidence. The Cooper/Barnes combo offers a good balance between flair and maturity for my liking.

The most coherent our backline has been was in the first England test but it seems that a 10/12 combo of Cooper and Barnes has been thrown out with the bath water. I like Anthony Fainga'a but if he is not going to be the run on 12, I would take this combo. Have Gitau and Beale on the bench...

Nothing wrong with Cooper at 10. On the basis that A. Fainga'a may be to green, I would be happy to take barnes at 12.

I agree with this Scotty. The way I interperate it is that there are to many chiefs and not enough indians. In attack the backs just need to run at space and be prepared to recieve the ball at any time. Quade's vision and instinct will take care of the rest. It is quite simple and does not...