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I don't think anyone would agree that one of those offences is comparable to the other two.........

Back to Sevens..........

McKenzie did for To'omua’s first two tests......... against the AB’s.

2012 was his debut season, and although he started out on an EPS contract I’m sure it was quickly upgraded as he started every game after a few rounds.......... Mogg was also EPS but started every game that year.

Interesting, all four other locks have signed through until 2019.......... any clue on which one is leaving?

Has he actually said that? I found a quote by him saying that their wage bill was "is not exorbitant" but doesn't actually stat whether or not they're within the cap. There were reports that the Rebels were estimated to be $700,000 over the cap prior to signing Adam Coleman.

Arnold is contracted to the Brumbies.......... but the other two would be good targets, particularly Philip who is deserving of a regular start somewhere.

With the Rebels so far over the salary cap, and supposedly needing to comply with it from next year, I don't think they can afford him either without some concessions........... although they're in dire need of a flyhalf (but really, who isn't?). I would imagine quite a few one year signings...

A-League or not, if the Socceroos were still having to play against Uruguay to qualify they wouldn't be making World Cups either........

What crowds?

Too many players.........

And c-c-c-c-c-cocaaaaaaaaaaaine!

Aside from the repeated spear tackles, Peni has been pretty disappointing and I would certainly keep Dargaville ahead of him.

I don’t know why the Brumbies wouldn’t want to retain Mack Hansen? Unless he’s willingly going elsewhere I’d assume he’d be a certainty. Also, your list doesn’t include the three players we know won’t be around next year.

Yeah, that’s some pretty lazy journalism......... Not sure how the officials on the ground missed Savea’s WWE body slam on Pocock:

Nah, he was the form Aus halfback last year, and he’s had some really great games this year although form has been a bit more mixed, but still equal second in the competition for try assists. He’s definitely one of the top three halfbacks in the country.

Nah, Powell is better than both of them............

Again?

https://mediaweek.com.au/ovo-ovoplay-club-rugby-john-i-dent-cup-brumbies/