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If said fruitcake has dates in it, he'd be the Hopoate style grub wouldn't he? ;)

1. Elsom 2. Elsom 3. JO'C 4. Moore 5. JO'C 6. Genia 7. JO'C

Elsom for 1 and 2?

Bin them both. Who needs scrums, anyway...

Could you ping a Hooker for not using arms in the tackle in a scrum? If you were trying to break a pedantry record, for instance.

What's a feed? ;)

Did you see his pass? Wasn't exactly Cooper-esque...

He'd probably lose it or eat it or something, I'll rest when it's at home. ...in Sydney.

Way to jinx us Barbar.

Horne has a pretty good offloading game, McCabe less so. I'm sure I've said this before, but do you really need distributing centres when you've got QC (Quade Cooper), JO'C and Beale in the backline?

Yes, Sir...

Mitchell using a Clockwork Orange style approach to injury recovery...

Conflict of interest, probably.

I don't think they're equal, mainly because of the differing styles of play. Moore is plays very tight, a more traditional style of forward play. TPN is a blockbuster; the big plays he makes are more valuable to the side than Moore's grinding style play. It's a little bit like Palu vs Elsom...

Faster, more agile, kicks from the hand better. More experienced, as good in defence. More versatile from the bench, some leadership value. In short, yeah.

If the talent and application was there I'm sure I could coach the Wallabies to a Bledisloe Cup win.

Comparison is warranted, their two of the best opensides in the world.

We need to be selecting our bench with these players. Samo over Hodgson, Burgo over everyone, Giteau over Fainga'a. We need to pick our bench with the intention of putting the final nail in the coffin or stealing away a win, not one to cover injury or coast home.

That's one of the things I admire about McCaw. Really he could play any spot in the back three. I think his versatility is more effective than Pocock's specialist approach; Pocock is one of if not the premier openside in the game, but McCaw can apply in more roles more effectively.

He's greener than Bob Brown compared to his competition. Really good Post-RWC prospect, though.