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Brumbies vs Waratahs Super Rugby-R4 2013

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JSRF10

JSRF10

Dick Tooth (41)
Braveheart81 said:
Not snowing/sleeting = good Canberra weather.

Compared to last year's match which was in May, I'm expecting balmy conditions.

My biggest mistake last year was not bringing a stubby holder. My can(s) of beer were almost freezing to my hand.
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Cans in the stadium? This trip is looking better and better by the minute
 
Braveheart81

Braveheart81

Will Genia (78)
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JSRF10 said:
Cans in the stadium? This trip is looking better and better by the minute
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Yes. Some of the bars in the stadium sell cans. Based on last year, if you are in the Tahs supporters bay, the closest place to buy beer was a little can bar.
 
Brisbok

Brisbok

Cyril Towers (30)
What do people make of Jake's comments about Waratahs 'new expansive play'? Accurate comments or just mind games in the lead up to the game? Or a bit of both:

"That's the perception out of what's been out in the media," White said. "The reality is they have five forwards on the bench. It doesn't send a message they are going to be playing running rugby all night does it?"

"If you look at the stats, they have kicked as much last week as they did last year and four props in their 22. It doesn't tell you they are thinking of running from everywhere."

"It's all relative," White said. " I'm not being critical but have they changed? Yes, they've changed compared to what they did last year. Does that mean they are now expansive?

"If you compare them with every other team in the competition, then no. They are probably as conservative as they were."
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http://www.foxsports.com.au/rugby/s...r-michael-cheika/story-e6frf4qu-1226592074896
 
Dean Hyde

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Allen Oxlade (6)
Stubbie coolers required all year round in Canberra!

Can beers are much better - colder, no spillage on the way back to your seat, quicker lines, no need to fork out 80c for a tray. Should have them everywhere.
 
Braveheart81

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Will Genia (78)
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Dean Hyde said:
Stubbie coolers required all year round in Canberra!

Can beers are much better - colder, no spillage on the way back to your seat, quicker lines, no need to fork out 80c for a tray. Should have them everywhere.
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In Sydney they think that anything not in a plastic cup will be used as a weapon. At most sports, they're probably right. I would say they could sell cans of beer at Tahs games with no issues. I have never witnessed any violent behaviour at a Waratahs game nor anything that really required police intervention.
 
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John Thornett (49)
Braveheart81 said:
In Sydney they think that anything not in a plastic cup will be used as a weapon. At most sports, they're probably right. I would say they could sell cans of beer at Tahs games with no issues. I have never witnessed any violent behaviour at a Waratahs game nor anything that really required police intervention.
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You could hand out actual knives and batons at a Tahs game and it still wouldn't get anyone out of their seats.
 
JSRF10

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Dick Tooth (41)
Dean Hyde said:
Stubbie coolers required all year round in Canberra!

Can beers are much better - colder, no spillage on the way back to your seat, quicker lines, no need to fork out 80c for a tray. Should have them everywhere.
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Totally agree, and there is no danger of cans being watered down
 
Brumby Jack

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Steve Williams (59)
Brumbies:

1. Ben Alexander
2. Stephen Moore
3. Dan Palmer
4. Scott Fardy
5. Sam Carter
6. Peter Kimlin
7. David Pocock
8. Ben Mowen
9. Nic White
10. Matt To'omua
11. Clyde Rathbone
12. Christian Lealiifano
13. Andrew Smith
14. Henry Speight
15. Jesse Mogg

Replacements
16. Siliva Siliva
17. Scott Sio
18. Fotu Auelua
19. George Smith
20. Ian Prior
21. Joe Tomane
22. Robbie Coleman
 
Pedrolicus

Pedrolicus

Dick Tooth (41)
I doubt the tahs will have the personnel to go with the brums in this one, although I'm expecting improvement from them. To come close they'll have to kick all their goals, last season lealiifano was on fire early and it kept the brums in touch against "better" teams, the tahs need that now.

Brums by 19.

Do you reckon the last two brumbies to go to the tahs would get a start in the current pony team? (AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) and Hooper)
 
Braveheart81

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Will Genia (78)
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Pedrolicus said:
Do you reckon the last two brumbies to go to the tahs would get a start in the current pony team? (AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) and Hooper)
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AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) definitely would. He'd be playing 13 ahead of Smith.

Hooper would be on the bench but I also don't think the Brumbies would have signed Pocock if Hooper hadn't left. Considering they're the two Wallabies 7s, it's hardly a slight on Hooper saying he'd be behind Pocock.
 
JSRF10

JSRF10

Dick Tooth (41)
Pedrolicus said:
I doubt the tahs will have the personnel to go with the brums in this one, although I'm expecting improvement from them. To come close they'll have to kick all their goals, last season lealiifano was on fire early and it kept the brums in touch against "better" teams, the tahs need that now.

Brums by 19.
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In fairness the Brumbies aren't really set up to blow teams away, whilst I think the Brumbies will sneak it, I don't think they've got the attacking ability through the pack or the backs to win by that big a margin. One which you'd assume required 4+ tries.
 
Hawko

Hawko

Tony Shaw (54)
I am looking forward to the scrum battle - in particular Palmer vs Robinson. Australia's best scrummaging LHP vs best scrummaging THP. If Timani plays LHL then I think its advantage Tahs, if he doesn't then its pretty even.
 
barbarian

barbarian

Phil Kearns (64)
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15. Ben Volavola (Southern Districts)
14. Israel Folau (Sydney University)
13. Adam Ashley-Cooper (Northern Suburbs)
12. Tom Carter (Sydney University)
11. Drew Mitchell (Balmain)
10. Bernard Foley (Sydney University)
9. Brendan McKibbin (Eastern Suburbs)
8. Dave Dennis (Sydney University, captain)
7. Michael Hooper (Manly)
6. Mitchell Chapman (Unattached)
5. Kane Douglas (Southern Districts)
4. Sitaleki Timani (Southern Districts)
3. Sekope Kepu (Randwick)
2. Tatafu Polota-Nau (Parramatta)
1. Benn Robinson (Eastwood)

Replacements
16. Luke Holmes (Warringah)
17. Paddy Ryan (Sydney University)
18. Greg Peterson (Manly)
19. Lopeti Timani (Southern Districts)
20. Pat McCutcheon (Sydney University)
21. Matt Lucas (Manly)
22. Lachie Turner (Eastwood)
 
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