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How did GT's new 15 go?

I may have to update my semi biased prediction. GT were unlucky with quite a few injuries (still not an excuse) but I don't think we will see a full strength GT until the season starts.

I would hate to be mistaken here but I have been informed by numerous opens players I work closely with that your actually currently still at Gregory Terrace and in grade 11.... If I'm not mistaken your name is BG is that correct? This is getting ridiculous this forum is meant to be for serious...

Footyloverloverlover you seem to know quite a lot about Terrace's grade 11's how so? After all you are a nudgee old boy so I'm quite intrigued as to how you know all this information? Especially due to our boys having strict rules about keeping information disclosed....

I have to disagree here mate, with the Kefu's taking over coaching they will instill some much needed discipline in them and really transform this team. We saw it occur against nudgee, even if Roman has to pull out I don't think that will change much come GPS season.

What made you choose TSS so high? Bit of an interesting pick could you elaborate on the reasonings behind this pick?

Mate I have finished my schooling many years ago..... Was a GT student and now I'm involved in the coaching aspect of GPS rugby. This forum isn't about where you do your schooling it's about keeping up to date with the upcoming GPS rugby season.

With GT finally seeing the coaching style of Adrian Thompson coming through the ranks, the players are used to him and his style. I think they will be able to emulate his gameplans well, paired up with a not as strong NC side as recent years.

Seeing as everyone is doing their predictions here is mine, I can provide reasoning if needed. 1. BSHS 2. TGS 3.GT 4.NC 5. TSS 6. BBC 7. ACGS 8. IGS 9. BGS

Not quite like that, Wines is often quite selfless on the pitch. I see a lot of similarities between him and Pocock.

Stand out player for GT was definitely Nate Wines, he was unstoppable on Saturday. Alternating between 3,5,6 no one could stop him. Excellent import by Terrace. Runs the hard lines and does the dirty work exactly what GT needs. Would not surprise me if the big leagues are sizing him up during...

I interviewed Frankie Goldsborough at a reds training session and his eyes are on Max Blanch to become the skipper for 2024. Not too sure how they are shaping up but with Max's leadership good things could come their way.

Current Best Terrace starting lineup including up and coming potential stars (without including injuries): 1. Willem Cassady 2. Matthew Cassady 3. Harrison Cassady 4. Jack Hogan 5. James Merrett 6. Will Devine 7. Nate Wines 8. Ollie Nasser 9. George Hales 10. Alejo Luongo Ruiz 11. Blake Russell...

I think potstirrer69420 is spreading some false information so please disregard the comments about Charlie Vincenzi as in no world will he be allowed to play this weekend.

If I'm not mistaken Charlie suffered quite a severe concussion last round during the first five minutes of the game, he is currently in the 19 day concussion protocol so it is extremely reckless if he is set to play.

Just conducted a bit of self research and found Harrison was sidelined for the rep season due to the lingering groin injury he is still struggling with. I heard he recovered to kick off the 2024 pre season but due to pushing his luck this lingering injury has come back therefore he has...

Not too sure, I believe his nationality is South African.

Willem I have already spoken about in this forum, quick stint player, very good on the crashy. Harrison was sidelined last week due to cortisone injection in his groin not allowing him to be ready. Matthew has the best endurance out of the three normally playing the full game each week, just a...

It will be interesting to see how Adrian linesup this terrace squad with so many explosive high potential front rowers. Terrace normally struggles with these three positions but no shortage of them this year.

Willem tighthead prop opens (2006), Harrison loosey (2007), Matthew hooker (2008).