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Hopefully not too much of a game

That is like choosing which hand should be amputated, the true answer should always be neither

The man bun is a serious concern, no male can be taken seriously with a man bun

How do they do this? With Cheika & the Tahs are playing Saturday Night and the Force in SA

Yep, I think some have a different understand of what I meant by a "tradesman", maybe I should have used extremely effective team man

Ahh no it hasn't, there was no benefit to the Australian Rugby brand whatsoever in highlighting to the world that homophobic taunts are still happening... Shit we even made Prerez Hilton...

This thread had run it's course a couple of days ago, it is now just a place where posters can demonstrate their moral superiority and mock outrage

It appears that I should be ashamed of myself more often as I enjoy the works of various irreverent comedians

Mate, I appreciate that stat, but being a Sydneysider inner city human, I see no discrimination of gays, I same sex couples holding hands and kissing every week. And just no one cares Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk

They will be put in sensitivity training about their bullying nature

Yeah, his kick ain't long, but he has improved his accuracy, he finds grass now a lot; and that slows the kick return as much as kicking longer straight down the throat of the receiver I like Foley's decision making, he rarely passes to someone in a worse position; he will straighten the...

from Foxsports team of the week for context

The problem with that rule is that it covers all my abilities as a rugby player, especially everytime I packed a scrum or stomped on a hand

Hey, if we want to play the "basic social justice card" that should include the right to free speech as well, I have always like how different basic social justice issues don't fit evenly together. Ones "right" not to be insulted limits an others right to free speech

Yeah, I thought he was using the term as an adjective

If that was the case then it was appropriate for it to be escalated this time, but what was done last time? I do wonder what was the ref to do anyway

It isn't hard to have a chat after the game

Yeah bite or gouge to me is different to me than an unacceptable sledge My only comment is on how it could have been managed by the players in the first instance. I don't see how running to mummy and providing fire for the mock outrage club helps rugby and/or the man management of the issue

This is where we disagree, I would have preferred Pocock to catch up to him after the game, sit down over a beer and explain how what was said not acceptable

I liked Phipp's comment in the pre game stuff "it was nice of Issie to lend them one of his TVs"