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More than likely somewhere west of the Indian Ocean would be a good bet.

Could someone in the know please post similar reports for the other four sides. Every week. Thanks.

Much as I bag the Reds I still like beating them. Your suggestion here's a bit harsh, E, Oz rugby'd be much poorer without our friends from north of the Tweed......:cool:

Both Perese and Swinton are short of a gallop after their visits to the infirmary last year. Give them time.

I didn't keep a count but I was fucking angry, effectively ruined any chance of a win. At one stage it was five in a row, the first two when the Tahs carried the pill into a breakdown. Not good enough, Tahs.

No announcement at the game, dunno why. Place looked about a third full, very few in the top section of the members on the western side, I couldn't see the top deck of the eastern side as I was underneath it.

^ Where's this game being played?

Hawko and Lindommer will be receiving visitors at The Clock in Surry Hills at 5:30pm tomorrow. Usual rules apply: lounge suits for gentlemen, hats and gloves for ladies. Last half-dozen arrivees must shout all attendees. See you there, in blue.

Not playing for Queensland isn't THAT bad, Reg. Give the bloke a break.

Could someone in the know at each Oz Super side please post a weekly list of walking wounded in the team's 2023 page. Thanks.

He was back in Sydney visiting his mum, or, picking up his medical text books from Sydney Uni.

Stinky bait, Reg. And it's Whitaker, not Whittaker.

The most important assistant to Eddie's going to be the set-piece coach. Poor set-pieces have been a constant in Eddie's coaching career; I pray and hope the ARU are cognisant of this weakness and insist on a proper appointment. Any suggestions?

Let's not forget Greg Chappell, Jeff Thomson AND Ray Lindwall. I flew over Queensland once, does that make me a Cane Toad?

Wouldn't that be revolutionary. Let's see: a Tah five-eight goes to Canberra in exchange for a second-rower fer starters.

Score?

No takers? :rolleyes:

Putting Jorgensen anywhere near a comp team at this stage of his development is sheer madness. He's nowhere near physically up to the challenge.

The tram's approach to Moore Park is a direct line from Central up Devonshire Street. The Moore Park stop's about as far back as it can be after the line emerges from the tunnel under Anzac Parade. The only way the stop could've been closer to the SFS would've required a left bend in the line...

Putting Jorgensen in a Super side first year out of school's a very good way to jeopardise a promising career. Max SHOULD play a coupla seasons of grade while training with the Tahs.