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Although I can count about seven that went on to become temporary Vics ;) I notice the name Kimami Sitauti in that list. There's a kid who should have done better.

Here's a short highlights clip - The biggest highlight for me was the "FUCK YEAH" from Weeksy at 2"55

Maybe if the kids played in weight divisions instead of age groups he might have enjoyed the game more? TBF though, he would have been the only kid in his weight division :)

Nice to see the Rebel Army banners back on show last night.

Shame we didn't find this young fella... http://www.theage.com.au/sport/australian-teenager-daniel-faalele-could-be-the-next-big-thing-in-the-nfl-20170413-gvkgjg.html

That makes perfect sense. If it's true it means the ARU decided to dump the Force quite some time ago and have been playing the long game. I wonder if SANZAAR have a plan B in case the various unions end up cutting less than three teams?

That's a cracking backrow of LT, Mafi and Colby. The backline looks alright If the tight 5 can somehow break even we might see a decent game.

Ambiguous sentence aside ;) Someone said on the tellie that Larkham dislocated a finger. He apparently pushed on through the pain though.

Good news but still no team announcement. They must be touch and go. Many kids at the training day?

Melbourne Rebels v ACT Brumbies Saturday 15 April 2017 AAMI Park, Melbourne Kickoff: 7.45pm(AEST) TV: FOX SPORTS 501 Free admission for kids under 16! 100th game for Weeksie! Apparently, the ARU will not be providing free easter goodies.

Maybe not but they have a common interest here.

Not a bad side - if it were the Rising.

Kodama and Placid are only contracted for this year and, as Oztimmay said, Dom might be out of luck. Still: English, Sefa, Koroibete, Fou, Maddocks + Huchison isn't bad stock.

Snap o_O

Great signing but we seem to have a lot of really good, young outside backs on the books. Locks and halfs on the other hand, not so much.

I would say at least 6 or 7 of those would definitely be in our best 23 and quite a few would be first choice starters.

Amanaki Mafi (ankle): test Sefa Naivalu (shoulder): test Toby Smith (hamstring): 2-4 weeks Tim Metcher (foot): 2-4 weeks Jack Maddocks (shoulder): 3-4 weeks Cruze Ah-Nau (knee): 3-4 weeks Semisi Tupou (knee): 3-4 weeks Sean McMahon (ankle/knee): 4-6 weeks Jordy Reid (back) – 4-6 weeks Murray...

If there is one sure way to push up prices it's scarcity of product. I suggest moving the Sydney Bled to Melbourne every other year :cool:

Maybe Dingo Deans was on to something when he said "just play what's in front of you".

In fairness, he probably didn't write that himself. More likely the media person was searching for something positive to say.