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This video was uploaded by TTRugbyVids, one of the best rugby related youtubers going around. Some good analysis that covers a few points from the Stormers v. Saders thread. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBNVldoKbl4

Will Genia: "Full credit to the boys, game of two halves, cliche cliche etc."

I thought Horwill should have this one, with the eye injury vs France in 09 as the illustration.

I think Quade would be given the reigns in attack, but the 12 will be a defensive leader. Barnes and Giteau fit the bill in that respect. Giteau could be a perfect fit if his new found form sticks; defensive organiser, attacking threat, and an experienced head to curb Cooper's occasionally...

Solid, but unspectacular.

Yep, I'll put my hand up and admit I was one that said more local derbies would mean more exciting games. Really it's just been rather horrid.

Will the Tahs recover from losing the viewing contribution of Slash? I mean, through it all, Slash really was the only thing keeping the Tahs together. This truly is a black day for NSW rugby.

Good thing he won't, then.

I hope McKibben gets a start this season, he brings a lot of energy and enthusiasm when he comes on. Crisp service, too. Also guaranteed to at least try to start a biff.

Remember in 2009, when the Wobs smashed Banahan so much that he had to resort to bombs and chip kicks? That was classic.

Well, the spin pass is harder to catch than a float pass. In the dewwy/oily conditions handling is hard enough.

They should keep the socks, goes with the red waratah on the logo.

I think the International season should consist of: - Two June Tests, against either touring NH teams or PI teams. - 4 Nations should consist of only home-away tests (although I believe this will be the case anyway). - No fucking cash cow Bledisloe, I don't care how good the Hong Kong test was...

Leave some for the commentators, Lee ;)

That's what he said?

Yep, totally agree. But I tend to agree on the other points, not fully though. I've noticed when I use a rugby ball, for goal kicking I aim an arc through the posts to a point on the ground behind them, but with a league ball I aim to kick a line through the posts. Just me though, I think.

Cue highlight of AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) belting Schalk in Brisbane in last years TN.

I've always thought the rugby ball was about twice as easy to kick. In fact, I've used a league ball to practice kicking a bad ball.

Well, if YOU would drink your share, he wouldn't have to! ;)

I hate to bang on about this, but I think juggling the ball doesn't mean you don't have control of it, it just means it takes you a little longer to gain full control over the ball. Agree to disagree? ;)