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Just watched an Utube video of Joe Schmidt interview, who said that the training grounds were frozen minimizing training, & that they have only had the one open field run at Murrayfield thanks to the SRU . Because TT has'nt had an opportunity to show his availability, hence he has been further...

Nope, it's actually the 'Refereeing Decisions' discussions thread..er..that is???o_O

Does'nt really matter if he wins the ball.

Interestingly, in the post match media session with Joe, he was very much impressed with the performance of the loose forwards. I don't see him changing that combination unless Wilson has to have a concussion break, in which case Bobby V to No 8, Williams to 6, and bring Skelton in.

wasn't that the time Foley's shoe lace was undone, & he tripped onto the halfback:eek:

Well Joe Schmidt is rated as one of the best coaches in the world, and he's at all the players practice sessions, so he has his reasons. We'll see how it unfolds come Sunday morning early.

Christy's take is only that Sua’ali’i play at 13. There's no mention of Ikitau at 12. It could be that Kerevi is at 12 & Ikitau is on the pine to cover for both positions. (Is that BR having a spasm in the background o_O )

It seems like 'Ground Hog day', reading repetitious narrative ad nauseam.

There's mention that Lynagh will be going to Japan with the Reds for the Santori game, and that he could then be going on to UK to join tha Aussi 15 squad. So maybe he is the extra player

Yep....next Tuesday

:rolleyes:o_O

Give Schmidt a break. We lost games against Springboks, All Blacks & Argentina, all semi finalists in the world cup.

Just kidding. Should have put an emoji after my comment - sorry.

Gosh Yoda, I always thought you should have been a selector.;)

I think you'll find that England side was their 'B' team. At the time. they left their 'A' team at home. Just saying.

Very condescending of you, Slim;)

Spot on side when you consider injuries.

The players, IMHO, have plenty of rest time with the schedule providing two weeks off between each round of two games over consecutive weekends. Otherwise they could lose their match fitness.

Just confirming Harry Wilson is the skipper... "A year ago Harry Wilson wasn't even on the Wallabies' radar but the bullocking No.8 will now captain Australia in their Rugby Championship clash with Argentina in Buenos Aires". From Rugby.com.au