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There analysis is by far the best, Kees Meeuws is an underutilized gem

He looked damn quick against the saders again

Dennis will be deemed invisible by many, but he does the grunt work consistently, has the right attitude and could be a safe 5/6 option to have in the squad if no one better puts their hand up

I think the tahs were happy to kick to Mogg because he was just going to return serve

It was a nice try, but rubbish defence

More about the other meaning of the word (as you well know) and revisionist historians attempting to rewrite reality Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk

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I love the scrummaging at the moment, I love to see the pressure being exerted, but it could be quicker to kick off Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk

possibly 2nd choice

Quite

I don't know what the final game plan will be, but when one is leading the defensive line and the other is trying to be second to the tackle it is hard to compare

and the ponies still have a bye as well

Kafer did a piece before the game on the different ways & areas both sevens play in their respective teams. Hooper's comment to Kafer was rather telling, to paraphrase "I play to our game plan" I though both were immense, and both are very good weapons to be available for the Wobs

The winners can laugh (and scream) the losers can please themselves

Vaea will be easier than Kuridrani, they did a great job of stopping Timani last week by sending Pots out as a shooter every time he got the ball, whether he made the tackle or not it stopped the momentum I am actually more concerned about Speight on an inside channel

They tried to isolate Beale at scrum time into a one on one with the opposing winger on the blindside last time, it is worth a try if they can get the scrum right Not concerned at all with Foley's defense, he is a solid defender who will put his body on the line, just not a dominant defender

I expect Coleman will be tackling Skelton, Pots, Nau or Folau whenever possible and being tackled by Horne or AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) It is really rare for the 12 to run at the opposing 12 these days, and Beale plays as the 10 quite often as Foley and he interchange

As long as you think it will be fine for Beale to block a defender in general play as well ........................

Beale rarely lines up as 12

I wonder if the ponies will attempt to meet the Tahs at the gain line and match their physicality or play rope-a-dope defence like the Stormers do and frustrate them