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This thread is for all regional rugby (not Super Rugby) stuff.

A thread for all SUFC stuff. http://www.sydneyunirugby.com.au/ No doubt the usual suspects will put the boot in. So, fire away, have a go.

So far 1 from 2, can they make it 2 from 3?

Eng v Aus 2001 Twickenham 2pm today.

Booing a kicker is one example. The booing of QC (Quade Cooper) in NZ is another one. Backchat to the ref'.

This may have been done previously, but hey-ho:- Chris Handy: Buddha Stephen Larkham: Bernie or The Pope Chris Whitaker: Anthems John Eales: Nobody Michael Lynagh: Noddy Benn Robinson: Fat Cat Ewen MacKenzie: Link David Campese: Too easy Michael O'Connor: Shnozz etc.

I will say at the outset that this isn't me defending bad refereeing decisions. I will defend referees against armchair experts who often are wrong. Often commentators seem to defend the actions of players breaking one or more laws. The commentators and the players should know the laws - if...

Well done on the draw with the NZRT last night. The ball skills need a lot of work. Although they won the series with Wales 3-0 I think that the winning margins should have larger. Now for other opinions.

Why is the Wallabies team referred to as "The Qantas Wallabies" (yes I know that Qantas is the major sponsor)? You don't hear the All Blacks referred to as "The Adidas All Blacks", similarly "The Sasol Springboks", nor "The Visa Pumas".

I've seen numerous players attempting to take a quick tap and then being called back by the referee: an example was Seymour? (Force no.10) v Lions last night towards the end of the first half. The quick tap wasn't taken on the mark of the infringement. An infringement at:- -a lineout results in...

As stated above he has signed for the 2012/13 season. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/18144234

What's occurring with this on Foxsports (Greg Clark seems to be the worst offender)? John Ulugia: He told ABCTV last year that he wanted his surname pronounced with a 'g' sound. Daniel Halangahu: He and his brother (Antonio) have always had their surname pronounced with a 'g' sound in Sydney...