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Hello. My name is Dan, I'll be your water boy tonight.

Tingly.....

Any sign of Luke Jones?

FTFY

Apparently both Wilken and Tuttle are back at full training. Haven't heard anything about Tupou, or Jones, haven't even seen them in any of the training photos the Rebels have been posting.

Fair question. From a quick look at each team's website..... Reds: 34 players Brumbies: 37 Rebels: 39 (but 42 with the three new signings) Warratahs: 40 I'd say the 35 player limit doesn't seem to be a thing any longer. I thought that Skelton wasn't supposed to arrive till next season...

Australian Sevens stars Lewis Holland and Lachie Anderson have today been unveiled as the latest Melbourne Rebels signings ahead of the Vodafone Super Rugby AU competition...

Jeez. Pretty short list of players without moving on rumours. Had always hoped to see a starting front row of Fereti, Jordan, and Pone. Possibly even with Hosea and Ha'angana in the 2nd row.

"Play some Skynyrd, man!"

I'm pretty sure that Wessels has already confirmed that Rangi and Cottrell are both gone and that the deals were done pre-covid.

I don't mind this idea. I guess it would start with the Brumbies, Rebels, and Reds in first division? ;)

Silver linings, eh?

Big chance that NFJ and his band of merry captains want us out, so..... Halloran.

Pretty sure that Wessels has confirmed that Rangi and Cotterell are both leaving. Deals were done before the whole COVID/5G lockdown thing.

A story did come out that Philip was talking to Pau. Nothing has ever been confirmed or denied though. In March Wessels said that Philip would most likely stay put.

Surely it would be easier to bring in an established SW team and quarantine them, they could be put up somewhere nice with training facilities, than cobble together a whole new team, coaches, support staff etc.

Interesting that Philip's name didn't come up. Last time it was mentioned Wessels sounded as though he was pretty confident Philip would stay. I'd be surprised if Kellaway left without having a good crack at making the Wallabies.

BASEketball, obviously :D

Absolutely. This isn't unique to rugby though. People like to watch sport when it's played at the highest level and they know that it's the highest level. How many people watch swimming, or diving, or athletics, et al when it isn't the world championships or the Olympics? Who watches...

Do Colorado and Utah ever feel the need to play each other in SoO? Do any sports anywhere, other than NRL, have SoO? It might work as a one-off novelty kind of thing but Qld and NSW already play each other twice a year. I really doubt that too many people will get fired up about it. The AFL...