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Fantastic win, I thought they going to lose bad at the oranges

Not sure why, at Gordon's age, he is a "key retention target"

The force looks the much more cohesive unit, their pigs are grinding, have a solid, annoying set piece and they have wingers who will work all day with a 9/10 combo putting them in good positions But they are letting in a load of tries, but I expect them to be too complete

I thought it was one, Vailanu was the other one

The best part of their game last season was their maul, if you get 10m out and have a lineout - it is the best option

He was way better last night than he was in the first round, he was the only unit in the back line that continually puts support runners in better positions Pietsch, Daugano and Potter to me are all competing for the (what I call) the workrate winger, Kells and Jorgo, to me are competing for...

The starting forwards are doing OK, Leota started running with the ball which was a real solid growth in options Sinclair got though a lot of work, but was splattered a lot ball in hand Grant was good at catching lineout but was cut in half a few times And our back up front row was toweled...

Even with JAS, the set piece game plan is pass it to Gleeson Foteki made more space but it was one out with no concept of a structure of working together

GA tickets. are the go, but we never go to the seats, we just stand on the concourse in front of a bar

He is also a TH lock, the majority of his game should be doing the hard, unappreciated stuff off the ball

I have requested it is removed, if it doesn't, I have other options

This is always a great game to go to, wonderful, joyful crowd watching the Drua try to beat the shit out of the Tahs and then run support lines from depth like no other side can If we kick as badly as we did in the first round we will have issues

Joey Walton wounded, Foketi to inside centre, Henry O’Donnell to start https://www.theroar.com.au/2025/02/24/revealed-waratahs-set-for-midfield-tweak-as-foketi-opens-up-on-wallabies-ego-hit/

I honestly don't have an opinion other than it seems like a waste of our best recourses

the flip side of that is the concept of coaching pathways

Excuse my ignorance but just what does a Super Rugby coach (or assistant coach) do between June and November? For 40-50 hours a week And why couldn't they be Wobs assistant coaches

I thought this deserved to be posted here

Most coaches have their own team these days

1st try - Pigs 2nd try - Pigs 3rd try - Backs 4th try - Pigs 5th try Pigs