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I thought this was an interesting idea the video below talks about it in prototype phase An early video of the theory from 2010

So ... 1 Robinson 2 Nau 3 Kepu 4 Douglas 5 Timani 6 Dennis 7 Alcock 8 Palu 9 McKibbon 10 Foley 11 Mitchell 12 Barnes 13 Horne 14 Turner 15 AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) The should keep the Brumbies from scoring 50 .. against the cellar dwellers

Beale and Cooper in hotel incident Greg Growden June 8, 2012 - 12:53PM Wallabies teammates Quade Cooper (left) and Kurtley Beale have been involved in a scuffle at a Brisbane Hotel. Photo: Glenn Hunt The Australian Rugby Union is investigating an incident at a Brisbane hotel last night...

I know I shouldn't read his stuff, but WTF? Each week it appears that only winning teams have any decent efforts Brett Sheehan and Sharpe were outstanding for the Force Robinson & Kepu were up against the Franks brothers and did wonderfully

Toulon v Stade Français are playing this weekend,and I saw this this can only mean Cheika isn't taking this game seriously, does anyone have more background?

The changes appear to be rolling along, so I thought it deserved a new thread

shit, I am agreeing with Grumbles Deans has ensured no radical opinions of his processes

I happen to come across an interview on ABC radio yesterday with Peter Fitzsimons and in between his usual crap he suggested a rather interesting position on Red Cards. He suggested that straight Red Cards should only be given if there is an intent to injure. It seemed very sensible to me...

Just wondering Pocock is deemed to be playing very well, but didn't get a turnover in the Tri-Nations What he did do was tackle himself to a standstill with very few misses and truck the ball up So is the "fetcher" dead? McCaw in his games, got one turnover. A few years ago both...

I was trying to work out which players have actually succeeded playing 13 for the Wobs under Deans in attack. I couldn't think of any, apart from one run from AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) off a set piece and all have really had very limited attack success Now, is this because they are all crap? I don't think so...

I noticed a couple of weeks ago one that one of the SA refs had an incredibly short advantage time. At the time I thought it was one ref's aberration. Then this week we have seen it again both in the Tahs match and the Crusaders match, a distinct shortening of advantage being played. Does...

Interesting to see that the head gear hasn't been proved to do anything in limiting concussions. I wonder if they give a false sense of security. The last guy who was having issues was Flatley, again with headgear. Dunno the answer, but interesting

This weekend we had two of our real attacking threats hidden in defence by their respective teams. Cooper was, as usual, pushed back to 15 or to the blind side wing in defence but what I hadn't realised was JOC (James O'Connor) was receiving the same treatment from the Force. Aus to me, Aus can't carry both...

I am getting a little bit frustrated with the nose down, bum up, crawl to the line It seems to be a marginal way to collect points. Once the defense is set, it is just as likely that one of the one out crawlers will be isolated and turned over. We seem to remember the successes and wipe...

Last year we had clear instructions from the refs that the tackler(s) had to release This year it seems to be returning to the days of old. As such, their are plenty of turnovers, slower recycling and less tries. Thoughts?

Baxter gone, but maybe Robinson (with a broken rib) and Nau (with a dud knee) are back :nta:

Darren Lockyer is retiring so the Broncos will have a shed load of money What are the chances of Quade heading across after the RWC? No change is scenery, stays near his girlfriend ............. Seems a concern to me