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Nathan Sharpe (72)
And then you get to bring on Sam Carter - experience and still hits pretty solid. Perfect choice for the last 20 to keep the pressure on around the park and at set piece.
Brumbies v Force Rd2 Saturday 22 February GIO Stadium, Canberra 7:35pm
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And then you get to bring on Sam Carter - experience and still hits pretty solid. Perfect choice for the last 20 to keep the pressure on around the park and at set piece.
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Nathan Sharpe (72)
I fixed your dick statement. Free of charge.
Strewthcobber
David Codey (61)
That try with 13 men away from home to take the lead has to be one of the all-time great Force tries given the circumstances.
BPA and Tizzano were huge in that movement
Saumaisue was notable for looking exhausted and way offside for most of the last 10 phases, even though he had just come on, and also for getting away with it. A concerning passage of play for him
BPA and Tizzano were huge in that movement
Saumaisue was notable for looking exhausted and way offside for most of the last 10 phases, even though he had just come on, and also for getting away with it. A concerning passage of play for him
wamberal99
Dave Cowper (27)
Must be the best, in the circumstances.
Yoda
Phil Hardcastle (33)
Well, all three players, Pietsch, Williams and Donaldson have all flourished with good coaching so yeh, there’s that too. Waratahs under Coleman were poor. That’s why a lot wanted out .. even Gordon who was talked around. It will be interesting to see if McKellar can get the best out of a great squad.
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Nathan Sharpe (72)
I think Coleman is a good coach but his record at top level reflects his experience and maybe his ceiling.
There are so many moving parts to getting a professional rugby team right, but what I know is that any franchise with 10 injuries in the front row isn't going to be able to make the most out of its outside backs.
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Dctarget
David Wilson (68)
Hamish hasn't improved from his solid super level at the Reds. Tizzano the same from the 'Tahs too.
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Michael Lynagh (62)
Think Hamish is the exact same player he was under Thorn tbh. He's never let anyone down.
Tizzano and Williams have also been able to play at the Force as they come into their prime years at 25 and 24. I was happy to see White playing a lot better then he was last year.
Tizzano and Williams have also been able to play at the Force as they come into their prime years at 25 and 24. I was happy to see White playing a lot better then he was last year.
Strewthcobber
David Codey (61)
Let's not forget all 3 players have just spent half a year under Schmidt too.
Pfitzy
Nathan Sharpe (72)
hifflepiff
Charlie Fox (21)
wamberal99
Dave Cowper (27)
I never saw him making a comeback. But he had an immense game.
The Ghost of Raelene
Michael Lynagh (62)
Good group of Locks developing/comeback if we can hold them in Aus. Swain was good, Williams good and Canham had a really good start for the Reds and it's exciting to see what he will do as he settles into that pack. He in particular has some intangibles that are different from the others and things you cant teach athletically. I'm not directly comparing him at this stage but it's similar to things we saw Retallick do. A rip a way to a semi line break and offload type play that we never see from the lumbering guys.
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Michael Lynagh (62)
In the midst of 5 days of official mourning. BR will be back stronger than ever
Brumbies and Brumby Runners going down in Canberra on the same day is a rarity.
Brumbies and Brumby Runners going down in Canberra on the same day is a rarity.
griffins
Charlie Fox (21)
His form for Brums last year was good, good enough to have him in front of Frost for the semi final. It's good to see it continuing though.