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Brumbies 2015

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USARugger

John Thornett (49)
Fingers crossed you are wrong about the 2nd Fro-bro Joe. I think he would be a big loss and am still not convinced he would go just yet if he had a choice. I think we might get him one more year.

Doesn't make sense to me that he'd do this before the RWC where he has a very legitimate chance of being in the 23, not just the squad.
 

qwerty51

Stirling Mortlock (74)
Doesn't make sense to me that he'd do this before the RWC where he has a very legitimate chance of being in the 23, not just the squad.

It actually makes sense for players to leave 1 year out from a WC. Since everyone leaves after a RWC there's a massive influx of talent available to clubs and your value would go down significantly - better to get in early and that's what Mowen, Douglas, Pyle, Longbottom etc. have done.
 

USARugger

John Thornett (49)
Tomane can realistically push for a starting berth in that team tough, we've all seen that he has the potential. It's disappointing that he potentially doesn't back himself to do that.
 

FTS

Billy Sheehan (19)
Would hate to see there be no room for Perry and him ending up elsewhere
 

Braveheart81

Will Genia (78)
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Would hate to see there be no room for Perry and him ending up elsewhere

One thing that works in the Brumbies favour is that this U20s side has several excellent opensides.

Dempsey is from NSW, Gunn from Qld and Perry from ACT. You'd imagine that that rules out NSW and Qld trying to sign Perry anytime soon.

I think the biggest threat in 2015 will be from the Force who might want to sign a young player to develop behind Hodgson and Alcock (assuming he is still at the Force in 2015).

Hard to know what the Rebels plans are. McMahon and Fainga'a could easily end up as 7s as their careers develop. Fainga'a moreso than McMahon probably.
 
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Train Without a Station

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That clarifies my question. Can't really see Perry going anywhere in Australia if he's a 7. Force have Hodgson and Alcock, Rebels have Fugistaller, Fainga'a and potentially McMahon, Reds have Gill and Robinson and the Waratahs have Hooper with McCutcheon as more a utility back up.

He's not going to get any more opportunity at another franchise barring multiple injuries.
 

Lindommer

Simon Poidevin (60)
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Don't rule out the influence of the patron saint of opportunities, St Catastrophe of the Injuries. Look at the Brumbies the last two years, and the Wallabies against the BILs last year. Who could've foreseen Pocock's twin disasters? Young Perry'll get a run somewhere.
 
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tranquility

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Bloody oath he will, if he keeps up with games like yesterday it will be far sooner than people think.
 

Bairdy

Peter Fenwicke (45)
That clarifies my question. Can't really see Perry going anywhere in Australia if he's a 7. Force have Hodgson and Alcock, Rebels have Fugistaller, Fainga'a and potentially McMahon, Reds have Gill and Robinson and the Waratahs have Hooper with McCutcheon as more a utility back up.

He's not going to get any more opportunity at another franchise barring multiple injuries.
I wish we could talk about about tightheads in the same breath as opensides. Embarrassment of riches at 7
 
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tranquility

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Good luck to him but I just can't see him playing again or at a high standard. (Talking about David Pocock)

This is the silliest thing I have ever read on here. Make it your signature.
 
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Train Without a Station

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I wish we could talk about about tightheads in the same breath as opensides. Embarrassment of riches at 7

Who wants to talk about fucking tight head props? Scrums are boring. Has Omar Comin got them and penalty goals taken out of the NRC yet?
 
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