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I sometimes wonder with Larkham due full time with the Wallabies soon, Mick Byrne available now and Cheika probably wanting to keep busy and away from the 92 kids and the media, why the ARU haven't done the strategic thing and forced the Super Rugby franchises to give up there 2nd 10's and make them go...

^^^^Has already stated that searching for a new HC will be a priority once he starts and they may appoint before the end of the season (and yes the carpark is in play!).

Great news and a good positive step (albeit only one but a significant one). I hope one of many going forward. http://www.canberratimes.com.au/rugby-union/brumbies/act-brumbies-hope-new-leaders-china-links-helps-their-super-rugby-push-into-asia-20161205-gt49m9.html Just need to get the...

All Kiwi sides were announced a month or two back and have been off resting. The Brumbies are yet to settle their roster and have been training for weeks. So the players are fulltime but not coaches? Odd idea. Maybe if they got their shit together (coaches) they could do like the Kiwis and...

I find it disconcerting that the key section decision of 2017 is being made in part a at distance and reliant on from videos of training sessions. Personally I think they should sign both...

World Rugby's 7 Dwarfs we out at the Wallabies game. Some happy snaps: No 3 AKA: Happy No 7 AKA: Grumpy

I wouldn't be convinced he would last the season to be honest with run of injuries. IIRC he is yet to return to playing after his ankle injury so who knows if he would have any form. I believe Toulon have pretty much decided not to take the option on his final year as he has played 9 out of...

So some positives but as predicted but "the issue" is not going to go away, It appears the new appointment may have unintentionally (predictably:rolleyes: ) drawn more attention to it and may re-motivate and encourage more scrutiny. Thomson was the Brumbies' general manager in 2011 when the...

^^^I had similar sentiments when the Brumbies were selling the Griffith HQ. Learned my lesson with Brumbies and assumption. :(

I appreciate what your saying but the issue is it really won't appeal to anyone but current supporters, and for the current supporters, as far as intrigue; location, cinematography and geography is what jumps out. Very little about the sport, game or team. New fresh faces and the opportunity...

BJ, I am more than happy to be proven wrong, But the facts, reality and irony can’t be avoided. Correct me if I am wrong. • One of the key issues with the Brumbies is the public perception is that the board is a mates club who are keeping everything in house like a “mates club”. So much so...

A picture is worth a thousand words. Confidence inspiring ain't it! Ah, yes, the power pair of 2011 - the worst ever year for the Brumbies. Who else could be more eminently qualified. Whats the odd both are get an honourable mention in the KPMG manuscript...

I noticed the media article during the week mentioned that while the consultant is away the HC has had to put all this year’s plans together so far and he was a little nervous doing all himself but thought it was a good chance was a good chance to show his stuff before his appointment interview...

The only problem with the idea is the coaching consultant you refer to has very limited availability and the current head coach has limited experience with backs.

Nothing would surprise me when to come to the clubs. They voted to wound there own cash cow and committee themselves to about 20yrs of sausages sizzles to make up the difference. Its hard to tell as the details are missing. From what I understand there were 23 votes; each of the 7 clubs had 2...

Its really hard not to see the comedic irony in this article. So Brumbies chairman Robert Kennedy who was central to the decisive and expensive ousting of Jones is about to ask stakeholders to support the changes that were first floated when Jones was in charge at the Brumbies as Jones...

Added to the fact that they whist behind in production (May) they continued to increase orders, sign up more customers, commit to supplying more product even thought they were way behind even with the factory operating 24/7.... Another clue that things went going well: Q&A from the warehouse...

Exactly why the Brumbies ended their relationship with them. The straw the broke the camels back was the CBR100 jersey which was as absolute disaster. Cheap Chinese imports were better quality. Aftet a series of poor product eh CBR100 was a special order and the majority of Jerseys ordered had...

NZ quakes close to home for some Brumbies players: http://www.canberratimes.com.au/rugby-union/brumbies/new-zealand-earthquakes-felt-at-brumbies-and-canberra-raiders-20161114-gsovru.html

Good to see a little bit of initiative and it will be interesting to see if it actually happens and if there are any benefits. Could work in well with our sponsor, Canberra also has an established sister city relationship with Beijing...