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Using the roundball rights agreement as the target shows sense.

True. But then again his oppo - other Oz Soup sides aside - was a bit less Kiwi and Saffer than at the start of the season.

Positively!

And on a semi-related - and positive - note: ARU is to be commended for the absence of enraging and infantile ground announcers at Suncorp. The presence of such materially detracts from my enjoyment of Reds' games at the same ground.

Was this the only game of his you ever watched? Because you could as easily have said, think try-saving tackles against the Bull and the Stormers, 2010.

Interviewed, with a quite detailed re-imagining of what he said I would suspect. I trust the veracity of nothing that even hints of having JON's fingerprints on it. The last time he did something that was not entirely self-serving was before he had Hair Down There.

When he first swapped codes, Thorn was first and foremost interested in knowing if he had it in him to play for the All Blacks. Playing for the Reds would have been (to exercise considerable understatement) a step in the wrong direction. When he went back the second time, it was 'cause the...

I can't recall anyone nodding off or doing a crossword near where I was sitting. A goodly amount of shrieking, groaning and Bad Attitude towards James Leckie was more the order of the day (or night). Yes there were mistakes by both sides and the fella with the whistle plus one blind...

Full marks for good judgement. And a bonus point for admitting that which may have been annoying to admit. With Mr Ryan, one gets reasoned analysis from someone with broad and deep knowledge of the matter at hand. This combination is sadly too rare in Oz winter sports.

Dear God! Kiddies, do not try this at etc... In any case, I hope Mr Daley hurries back. He may not be a grand scrummager (somewhat of an understatement) but he's a genyooine wild animal at the breakdown. And he carts the ball forward very effectively.

I wondered about that when I first saw the new, shaggier version of E. Quirk in Toowoomba. I have come to accept that his former, more cropped look was merely a point of differentiation from Higgers; un-needed now SH has gorn souf.

AWH had a cracker of a game. The thieving and general disrupting in the lineout was excellent.

That's where he picked up the habit. Why he continued it in a Wobs jumper may be as per JJJ's suggestion...

I hope it will indeed be packed. It certainly should be. Platinum seating is only $65 cf. $235 for Gold at Wobs v Lions (I was waaaay too slow out of the blocks to snare Platinum), so there must be many who missed out entirely on the latter. Re organising seats: Reds members have an 8 ticket...

Yes - it was was pleasing to see a goodly number of kiddies at the game. It's a fine venue for smaller kids: i.e not a painful to get out of as Suncorp.

My thinking was based on (amongst other things) it being unlikely O'Connor would be ready for at least the first international, and maybe more.

Perhaps. But I was mainly wondering who the 15 would be.

I agree. Despite being a Reds and not 'tahs supporter, have to say that Turner is easily a superior player to Davies. What stops Turner from being a good to v. good international winger is his inability to beat a man consistently. He doesn't seem to have the tools; be it fend, body-swerve...