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Hope it isn't for him. Ben Hunt hasn't fared as well since his GF meltdown.

Saw a few Reds games, although nothing like the pressure cooker of a final to see how players cope when the heat is on.

Ideally, rather than moving players to cover the deficiencies of others, which in turn creates other issues, such as off the turnovers, you play players with the skillsets that don't require us to plug holes. Particularly when those other players are highly skilled an in form also. Ramm or...

Did you watch the final?

DHP at the back with Koro and Wright/Ramm. Daugunu will be peppered under the high ball after his GF performance and both Ramm and Wright far more prolific kickers as well as passers. Then Daugunu Maddocks and Wright/Ramm later in RC against Argies or SA.

The had 60 put on them, everyone looked out of their depth. I have seen a bit of the roosters play the last few weeks and he and Keary have been 2 of their best. Be happy to have both back.

BR you would be better placed to answer than me, but doesn't Wright play both sides? I remember the game vs the Tahs pre lockdown when he came on and played right side, think he scored a double. Vunivalu plays on the right side for the Storm also assuming he transitions across in the same...

The battle for wing spots will be intense next year, with the current 3, Ramm's continued rise and Vunivalu's arrival. Quite the luxury. Hope this means we will never talk again about which fullback we will use on the wing.

I get that, although when you have a winger with playmaking ability and can kick then there is no need to drop the 10.

I mentioned this on the Wallabies thread. I don't see why we would consider "carrying" Daugunu. Wright for me is his equal with ball in hand. This season he has more metres per carry, more clean breaks, more tries, more passes all from half the amount of carries. Add in his ball playing ability...

Is Wright behind Daugunu as a ball runner? I wont forget the ankle breaker he put on Marky Mark (Nawaqanitawase) earlier in the season I think it was Petaia he did it to also pre COVID and then McReight on the weekend. He has shown his footwork and speed as well as his try scoring ability. Id say line ball...

11. Has to be Wright or Ramm. Daugunu was exposed on Saturday, he could not deal with the high ball, showed ill-discipline again in defence with the yellow and cant kick from the back, which means he and Koro limit our true back 3 options. Daugunu's difference between his best and worst is too...

I think Philip has played well this season for the Rebels and is definitely a step up on the Tahs boys. I understand given his age that Neville isn't a long term option, but they could do a lot worse given his excellent performance last night.

Daugunu issues under the high ball and non-kicking mean he cant be taken alongside Koro for WB

Lolesio has been very good

Petaia is special

Daugunu for his brilliance in attack looks unsure under the high ball

The OZ reported last month that although not officially managed by Isaac Moses he is still receiving "informal"advice from him.

It would take a big turn around for Rennie to go from telling Campbell he still has aspects of his game he needs to work on before making the wallabies squad to then end up selecting him as part of any 23 ahead of the few options already has.

According to Wayne Smith in the OZ today the 2 /OS players wont be here for the Bledisloes, just TRC so it seems 44 players (potentially less, maybe no "development players") will presumably head to NZ and then be joined by the extra 2 once they return home to OZ.