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Just listening to their latest podcast on the Triple M website: Roy and HG say the New Zealanders are "old and stupid", with HG saying "never over estimate the brightness of a New Zealander".

As were Cooper and Fourie in Brisbane.

So, has citing been abandoned by the IRB? In the dying stages in Honkers, there were two high tackles (McCaw on O'Connor, Donald on AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper)) and a blatant penalty in front of the posts that Rollaind reached to his pocket for but the Wob's played on quickly. If Australia had lost we'd all be...

I'm more excited to see Hosea Gear there. He's a classy player, really difficult to stop. I thought SBW played nearly all his footy in NZ at 12?

Is the Welsh front row the same as the one we smashed last year?

Ah ok. I agree. It seems Giteau is most effective at 12 when he is cut out :P

Barnes was at ten for that move.

Of course I would! But that's the most likely backline that Hickey will play. You're not wrong, though.

I had to laugh Gnostic. Where would you draw the line between crabbing and this oblique line you speak of?

I think he'll play inside, Reddy!. That said, with Horne's long term injury, Carter and Cross will probably be the centre combination. Most likely backline for round one will be: 9. Burgess 10. Barnes 12. Carter 13. Cross 11. Mitchell 14. Turner 15. Beale

fatprops's looks good to me. Anything to keep Fairbanks out of the starting lineup.

Probably. From what I've seen, he's a big cat who doesn't like the tough stuff. Not good 8 material. Good wing material to a point.

More of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNfkuEsZB-Q&feature=player_embedded And none (not less) of this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRwcWMdhYJ0

Sort of New Zealand's Matt Banahan? Except the reverse.

Is Hoiles homegrown?

Played like a team of players that have been working their arses off all year... which they are!

It clearly isn't Test standard footy if England are playing...

By club do you mean Super? O'Connor hasn't played 14 at the Super level. Giteau hadn't even played Super rugby when he was picked. Deans has previously said that the number on a players back is merely a formality and they'll play wherever the play dictates. Horne and AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) would be switching...

Just silly statements, I suppose.