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Really? I watched the game last night and admittedly dont really know any of the players that well and he was one of the guys that stood out to me as being an impact player. I can only assume the expectations for him are high. I thought he had some really good moments, most noticably a big try...

That's a shame, but it sounds like his injury never properly healed and so it's probably better drawing a line through his name now rather than have him fall out later in the year. Also, I think I'd find it hard to pick him anyway if Arnold, Skelton, Frost, Neville and Holloway are all...

This is hard to watch. The tahs look like they dont have a coach or a game plan

Cant believe people were suggesting donaldson should play for the wallabies at the start of the season...he honestly might be the worst 10 in super rugby

Any injury updates on the players that have been out? No news on luke jones who i assume is out for the season at this point? What about paisami?

If reds had lost i probably would have been on here bemoaning the referee's performance. He was largely fine but he definitely missed 3 or 4 crucial calls which should have gone in favour of the reds including a rather cynical early tackle on a runaway mcreight and a clear scrum penalty for the...

Not sure itll matter at this point..cant see the brumbies catching them

Hard to disagree with that but im sure someone on the thread will

Had to come on and say a few things after a win like that. Some random thoughts: 1. Great win, not only for qld rugby but australian rugby in general. We really needed to see at least one aussie team get a win over one of the top kiwi sides in new zealand to give the players some belief...

I gotta say i dont get why wilson misses out and a guy likely hanigan makes it

Not sure if this has been discussed but lolesio's absence is interesting to me...its likely that jones got a good read on him after the england series last year and is passing on him. Iv always been a lolesio supporter but honestly the fact that he's sharing duties with jack for brumbies isnt...

I actually thought the guys on the nrl broadcast tonight and the players after the game tonight handled the whole thing with class. Even brandon smith took the chance to retract his earlier statement.

At this rate I'd probably prefer McReight or Samu (depending on the make up of the rest of the pack). I'd say both are more effective than Hooper in particular aspects of their game (McReight at the breakdown and Samu in the collision)

Does anyone else have question marks over Hooper? I thought he was pretty ineffectual for the wallabies last year and he's not really setting the world on fire for the Tahs either. He doesn't seem to be much of a threat at the breakdown and he's not as effective with ball in hand as he was in...

100%. the reaction of the NRL coaches and administrators to losing one player to Rugby (a player that always had rugby aspirations might I add) is a bit embarrassing honestly. Everything from Gould claiming "good riddance" to Sualli's own team mate essentially implying he's a glorified winger...

Any chance the game will be viewable online?

Gamble certainly looked like the pick of the 7s last year. We not only the most physical 7, but also way more effective over the ball compared to Hooper. Will be interesting to see if he can continue that form in 2023.

Not sure I hate this as much as a lot of you. Probably a bit tough on Rennie given the injury crisis he's had to deal with this past year but honestly its difficult to defend his win/loss record (losing the England series was a disaster regardless of injuries) and he's was clearly heading out...

I don't have a strong view on who the next wallabies coach should be but I'm pretty confident RA will be wanting to appoint a formidable coaching team with strong credentials from 2024 leading up to the world cup and there doesn't seem to be a lot of options in that regard. I'm not sold on...