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Or really good.

Perhaps I should've included one of these::fishing

That philosophy is probably why they needed America to bail them out of two world wars.

Am I right in thinking that if England beat us and the Boks beat Wales we'll be back to 3 in the world rankings?

So horror-stricken they completely forgot to comment on it.

I'd love to do this for a game, but as it stands it sounds a bit too much like socializing for me. Good luck though!:thumb

Well... rain last night, rain this morning, heavy rain expected in the afternoon, temp ~7 degrees. So I doubt the track will be fast and hard. http://freemeteo.com/default.asp?pid=15&gid=2644668&la=1 http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/341

We're playing a fairly lightweight pack against a notoriously forward-oriented and consistent side in wet-weather. You're a braver man than I, qwerty.

The ARU are really letting the fans down with this one (all 12 of us). As are fox sports, again. It shouldn't be this hard to follow the wallabies.

Is it possible that the scrummaging fiasco in Cardiff was simply a ruse to prevent England coming up with a Plan B? A feigned retreat to lure England into an ill-considered charge on the row of MIGHTY CANNONS which is our real front-row? Cant...quite...grasp...straws...

It's a shame you can't access the footage from the overhead cameras they use in some of those UK stadiums. I'd love to watch an entire game on those, but they'd be especially useful in analysing scrums. I wonder if coaches have access to the footage for their post-match reviews?

Maybe it's time to start converting FingerS into an 8.

I'm starting to think Deans hates TPN and wants him out of the sport. Either that or he thinks he's superman.

I just saw footage of this and it looks pretty intentional to me, but I see a lot of kiwis claiming otherwise. Do you think they have a case? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yE2Ky0awsA He's been cited for it and I can't see how he wouldn't cop a ban with the English media watching on.

You know that every scrumfeed England get the ball isn't going to be leaving the scrum until a penalty is given either way. Unless we somehow get clear dominance, which seems unlikely. So there's no excuse for meerkatting from our loosies.

I dunno about this "Robinson is recovering" business. Surely he's been back long enough now to be fully fit? I think it's just poor form at this stage, which I'm reluctantly conceding is probably the story with Genia too.

I don't know all that much about scrum training, but don't they do exercises where they oppose each other intrasquad? If so I wonder if Benn Robinson's poor form is a bit of a knock-on effect from not having a decent tighthead (eg baxter) to train against for so many months? We certainly saw...

I reckon we've lost the favourites tag for this one, which probably isn't a bad thing.

Alexander's only chance of getting tighthead experience are these tests. He'll no doubt be straight back to loosehead with the Brumbies. Which is fine if we want him to cover both sides from the bench, but not if we want him to do a good job as starting 3 at the world cup.

The planetrugby match report claims Ben Alexander's try was his first for Aus. That's not right is it? I seem to recall him being a bit of a try sneak.