Yep suspect this just could put Fakatava back a year or 2 WOB, apprently the graft has packed it in.Feel for Fakatava esp as it's the same ACL that kept him sidelined last year. Wonder if Roe is next cab off the rank or do they go for Drummond's experience?
Yep qwert he not a bad kid , he seems to of moved up with Roe. You know he got his christian name of Cortez, his old man liked Nike Cortez shoes.Don't forget Ratima
Lol well I could understand where he was coming from, not sure I would go along with it though. That game on at 2am on a Monday morning here WOB, tough for workers, and us retired folk will just struggle through with a late sleep in I guess.^ what do you think would be a suitable punishment for Mils Muliaina saying that he's OK with AB losing to Scotland because reasons?
^ what do you think would be a suitable punishment for Mils Muliaina saying that he's OK with AB losing to Scotland because reasons?
Leicester Fainga'anuku is returning to NZ for unspecified family reasons.
I not sure if it's quite the big deal some are making. Isn't it funny how none of them knew until 3 days before, but make out that they would of had it all worked out. I will watch AB/Japan 1st half and then perhaps sur between them anyway if I wrooied too WOB. Still some just need something to maon about at times.Not sure why NZR are in full mea culpa mode wrt AB v Japan & women's QF overlapping given they're not the ones who scheduled either match but, OK, whatever. I managed to surf between the NPC Final & the women v Scotland then the women & the T20 v Aus so I'm pretty sure anyone genuinely interested in watching both matches (as opposed to the snowflakes currently grandstanding about it) will find a way.
Match day 23 (Test caps in brackets):
1. George Bower (19)
2. Dane Coles (84)
3. Nepo Laualala (42)
4. Brodie Retallick (98)
5. Tupou Vaa’i (15)
6. Shannon Frizell (21)
7. Sam Cane (85) (captain)
8. Hoskins Sotutu (12)
9. Finlay Christie (12)
10. Richie Mo’unga (41)
11. Caleb Clarke (11)
12. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (2)
13. Braydon Ennor (5)
14. Sevu Reece (21)
15. Stephen Perofeta (1)
16. Samisoni Taukei’aho (17)
17. Ofa Tu’ungafasi (48)
18. Tyrel Lomax (20)
19. Patrick Tuipulotu (42)
20. Dalton Papali’i (18)
21. Aaron Smith (111)
22. David Havili (21)
23. Anton Lienert-Brown (56)