Lee Grant
John Eales (66)
Well, there you have it.
Bernie Boucher, The Waterboy.
Call me sentimental if you like, but I think it would be a sad thing if such a great player lost both of his real names—and all because of Hollywood.
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Well, there you have it.
Bernie Boucher, The Waterboy.
Call me sentimental if you like, but I think it would be a sad thing if such a great player lost both of his real names—and all because of Hollywood.
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ACT firm shows Seattle Seahawks way to Super Bowl glory with its super GPS
A Super Bowl, a rugby league World Cup, an NRL premiership and a Spanish championship - a small Canberra company tucked away in Fyshwick can lay claim to all four titles in the last year as it positions itself as a leader in global positioning system technology.
And its GPS devices are becoming so advanced they can not only monitor real-time speed, distance and heart rates, they can also record big hits, an imbalance in someone's gait and also predict when an athlete is at risk of injury.
GPSports was born in Canberra in 2000 and expanded into the American market 12 months ago. The new Super Bowl champions, the Seattle Seahawks, are the first NFL team the company has worked with. They probably will not be the last.
Two weeks after the Seahawks knocked the San Francisco 49ers out of the play-off race, the 49ers emailed GPSports to ask about its tracking systems.
Super Rugby grand finalists the ACT Brumbies, the Wallabies, Spanish soccer champion Barcelona, NRL club Manly and the AFL's Geelong are other teams using their devices.
The brainchild of former track-and-field-coach Adrian Faccioni and David Cameron, who built GPS devices for the Australian Defence Force, GPSports has 12 employees, including former Brumbies high-performance manager Rod Lindsell, and designs and builds its own devices and then creates the software needed to analyse and display the data.
One of the new ads
The brumbies symbol on all the caps could have been a giveawayTook me a while to figure out if it was an ad for the Brumbies or the Hurricanes - the first bit just looked black and yellow. But I warmed to it, it builds up to a real climax.
I hope Haru gets the 12 jersey for round 1.
Bad news for Fotu Auelua.
Has a grade 3 medial tear in his knee and out for 10-12 weeks.
that's terrible news. Was really keen to see how it stepped up in his 2nd year after playing more a cameo role last year.
Big chance for Butler now!
Yesterday a Foxsports article by Dominic Burke on the Brumbies' chances in 2014 stated that Ita Vaea has been released and is out of the squad.
Is this correct?