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Scrums in Loige are a joke. Ours are sort of more like black humour.

Could the wallabies make any more basic, rookie, dumb fuck mistakes? Seriously embarrassing so far

Wallabies don't even look competitive at the moment. And unsurprisingly our scrum is shit.

D'Arcy's U11 forwards ALL have better ball security than these lumps at the moment

Dirty play by the Kiwi running off with the ball. Nice example of sportsmanship

So what's wrong with Cooper again? I've been busy, not reading stuff. Why is he and Bieber grinning it up in the crowd?

It's going to be 40 to 13 Maybe worse

Un fucking believable

Fucking rookie shit. I'd get pissed at my u9s for passes like that

Sorry. That was BS

How do you miss that tackle at this level

Wallabies looking ordinary so far. Simple mistakes, rookie shit

Slick back line move. Not

Ok.lets rumble

No mention of how its getting funded or how long to develop.

Reading this thread, jeese, what a kerfuffle. I've never seen anything like it or heard of it in the BJRU. Worst I saw were some parents offering suggestions to the Ref who, when pulled up for it, started saying things in their native language that sounded and were timed such that they seemed...

I see that, hence the emphasis on solvency and fiscal responsibility, as opposed to using the salary cap as a way to try to engineer an outcome that comes down to a lot more than just player salaries.

First bit - because that defeats the purpose. If the ARU want to seed new territories and expand our involvement in the SuperRugby comp, it should not be at the expense of established franchises. Second bit - good :)

I'm not convinced that a salary cap is the be all and end all of solvency management. Why should it be. If a team has higher revenues because they manage themselves well, why should they be restricted in terms of what proportion they decide to pay players? Make them put forward an operational...

I disagree. Any imbalance in player remuneration systems advantages one team over another, or one conference over another. Its proven that players are mobile internationally and within Australia we compete heavily for talent against the NRL, which is not an issue for the Saffas or New Zealand.