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I am glad you raised it in case I did get it wrong. Always good to doing what is in the best interest of the site (and savings someone butt!).

Context. The conversation is about the most recent events being the meetings last night, as observed by where my posts start. My comment if fairly clear: "From reports the ringleader in all of this seem to be Kennedy" . This is in reference the split meeting last night. Note that I am...

Oops to what? All reported in the press. Public knowledge and out there already. If you read the whole conversation there is nothing controversial, rather fact or based of media reports. The whole conversation provides context; taking parts in isolation will always look bad. So, to clarify the...

^^^ That's the odd part of this. Kennedy was a supporter of the reports and was with Jones at most meetings with stakeholder when they were told of the report and disclosure to the AFP. So what has changed is the question. One minute he is with Jones the next against. Reports are he organised...

Last reported sighting was as Adelaide airport a few weeks ago where when asked by a jurno. He provided the obligatory no comment.

^^^ After checking. I am reliable informed that I am still ticked off. Still can't find the constitution. Google has failed me! To the MU supporters club part. Yes, but in the end they were forced to sell their shares as the new owner managed to acquire the majority of shares over time and...

^^^good news even if it's only a year. Seem Jones is still able to sign player but this BS is got to be hurting the Brumbies credibility and ability to attract and retain players. Management issues effect the whole organisation.

I am at that point where I wish we the supporters had a voice. Worked for the Manchester United supporters club many years ago who owned shares and fended off one R Murdoch from buying the club. Does anyone know how to get a copy of the constitution? Can't find it anywhere. Is it possible to...

I really wish Jones is like this during "mediation" with the board! It should suit his style from all reports.

Summary video of the Brumbies saga so far:

A really proud moment for Rugby in the ACT!!! What both upset me and disturbs me is that, compliments of the Brumbies Board, this is news O/S. Nothing worse when you can open a Kiwi paper and they are reporting about this farce up to the minute! Anyone that does not believe this is pure...

Correct. Which would lead to even more questions if they did noting it's been well reported that he has achieved his performance bonuses thus far; but has deferred payment of his performance bonus to help the Brumbies financial position atm. So, obviously he must be doing somethings right.

Ah yes. You are correct, but if I explain my thinking properly, Lomax and other fringe props may push Anae back to Hooker, instead of his current conversion to a prop. Thus there would still be 3 hooker in the squad without including Saia.

So more updates from the Jones v Board case and nothing really seems much clearer. Justice Refshauge threw out the the application from the Brumbies to dissolve the injunction, so Jones is still CEO for now. The contents of the KPMG report are still being supressed, but they might be available...

Will be interesting if Saia returns. With Mann-rae, Abel and Lomax on the fringes it may not be walk up start. Anae is also in the mix if required

The ball appeared not to be in reach of the 8 - it looked like it was under the chest of the second row (I think). Butler's initial complaint was he could not reach the ball until the scrum moved forward.

Watching it live, I had to stop and think as the timing between the ref calling use it, and the next moment the scrum going forward, all as I was wondering how Butler could use the ball noting he couldn't reach it without going in with hands illegally really confused the whole issue. So if...

Play bare foot. Both teams will just have to write the boot sponsors name on their feet!;)

That really sux - I feel sorry for him!

Pocock news flash: During his enforced break, David Pocock is try his hand at being a hard-hitting news camera man. Pocock has captured dramatic footage of a pitch invasion that put lives at risk, forcing a game to be stopped and compelling players to respond to help with the unfolding drama: