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John Hipwell (52)
Can probably say the same about his chances of another Wallabies appearance, periodQuade's a bit of a prima donna then... This way he's taken his chance of appearing at the RWC from ~35% to 0.
Can probably say the same about his chances of another Wallabies appearance, periodQuade's a bit of a prima donna then... This way he's taken his chance of appearing at the RWC from ~35% to 0.
Based on the fly halves in this squad it would seem there is a very large chance that person is Foley. Also, no one is mentioning Hodge as being a notable omission....there's a very large chance we call up an extra fly half.
That’s how I feel about Quade…
Can probably say the same about his chances of another Wallabies appearance, period
Hmm maybe but they were super rusty against the Scottish and need all the warm up they can get. If they don't put out their best against us, then they goto into a game against NZ with top players having only played 1 maybe 2 (against Fiji this week) games of rugby in months.History suggests that at least a couple of these players will ultimately be part of the RWC squad.
Hmm maybe but they were super rusty against the Scottish and need all the warm up they can get. If they don't put out their best against us, then they goto into a game against NZ with top players having only played 1 maybe 2 (against Fiji this week) games of rugby in months.
Then again, if you take the belief it's immaterial whether they beat NZ, come top or 2nd, play Ireland or South Africa, impossible to predict. Then they can certainly play themselves into form across the tournament.
I partially agree with you but taking a 4 cap, 22 year old fly half as the sole 10 is an almighty fuck you that Samu, Holloway etc haven't received. Cooper could've been in that 33 squad easily without Eddie's plans being derailed. Seems rather targeted, no?Or he could suck it up and join his fellow countrymen in Aus A…
Of the most controversial players left out of the final squad being Hooper, Cooper, Ikitau and Holloway...
While Hooper did not feature in an Australia A team named on Tuesday, he has not given up the ghost on appearing at the tournament, according to Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh.
“I’ve spoken to Michael. He’s pretty pragmatic and positive about the fact that he’ll keep training hard and if he gets the opportunity somewhere along the line that someone gets injured he’ll be ready to go, and that pretty much sums up his career in my view – just that positivity he’s gone into everything with,” Waugh told The Roar Rugby Podcast.