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He wouldn't be any worse than Jackson

nah, Hooper will ask him how he can live with himself as a promoter of the ills of gambling while providing tacit support of the further destruction of the barrier reef http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/backgroundbriefing/2014-09-07/5716736

only if AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) & JOC (James O'Connor) are unavailable, and even then I think Beale and Haylett-Petty are ahead of him

I think back up props and locks are the only real contentious areas; and I expect the candidates to get opportunities within the rugby championship. (although Latu may end up in Fainga'a's spot as well, Cheik's teams use a dominant tackling counter ruck approach to forward play as a opposed to a...

The Tahs need to win and keep the momentum rolling, you don't win the S15 in April Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk

There is a really great piece of analysis on the front page on Betham's try. It highlights what Cheika is looking for in a 9 (and has in all his sides), and across the field in the decision making and work rate When it comes to the 9, he wants someone who will quickly get to the breakdown...

playing for 12 months straight can have that effect

Hoffman was in error, but with the extra lines, it wasn't a simple process

Yeah, they are both that 14/15 winger type option with utility benefits

probably "B"

It was their starters for a while, and more importantly, his back was straight, he was getting pressure through and not eating grass at each engage

Yeah, AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) & Kuridrani are pretty capable 13 cover

Was anyone else surprised by Ryan's scrummaging effort? He was actually pretty rock solid

I think at the moment he is more likely to get an opportunity in November than at the RWC

Kerevi looks far more suited to 12 to me than 13. Lets see how he goes next season in the S15 when teams have some video highlights of him. Nonu took far more care of him in the second half and he was no where near as effective. As with Timani, the Tahs took far more notice of him and he...

Watching the games over the week end it was interesting to see how little the "Cheika" coached Tahs didn't attack the ball in the tackle. Rebels - yep Force - yep Brumbies - yep Reds - Yep Tahs - not so much, it is/was more about dominant tackles and counter ruck Now the question for me is...

Most have his arms up, but he hits so hard with his shoulder that the attacker bounces away before the arms can wrap around. It is like Palu's tackle of Kearney from a few years ago

I wonder has anyone asked Pocock about how he feels to be a promoter of gambling ..........

There was one moment where Pocock really impressed me in this game, he actually accelerated into and through contact If he can do it once, he can do it again And Highlander's coach Jamie Joseph continues to pay for his comment

Listening to the off the ball podcast from Ireland, they think it is a really smart, pragmatic idea (and all about Gits) They compared it to dumb England choosing not to select Steffon Armitage the only decent real 7 they have