CAS Rugby 2013
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Allen Oxlade (6)
Is there a site where we can view them
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Nev Cottrell (35)
Time to give some thought to the weekend's games.
Barker will look to extend its unbeaten run at Cranbrook. I don't know whether Harry Jones is fit, or how Barker will structure its backline if he's unavailable. I doubt that this will affect the result, but I do expect Cranbrook to be very competitive, especially if they are closer to regaining full strength.
Waverley needs to win at Knox to keep its challenge to Barker alive. Knox has won its last two matches and won't be easy to beat at home.
And Trinity goes to St Aloysius looking to reverse a first-round defeat. A lot depends here on who takes the field. If St Aloysius has Williams, Goodearl and Vevers, they ought to start as favouries, even though they have leaked sixty points in their last two matches. without one or all of them, the edge maybe tips towards Trinity, especially if Moala makes his (predicted) return from a knee injury.
Anyone have any actual team news? Who's in, who's out, who's injured?
Barker will look to extend its unbeaten run at Cranbrook. I don't know whether Harry Jones is fit, or how Barker will structure its backline if he's unavailable. I doubt that this will affect the result, but I do expect Cranbrook to be very competitive, especially if they are closer to regaining full strength.
Waverley needs to win at Knox to keep its challenge to Barker alive. Knox has won its last two matches and won't be easy to beat at home.
And Trinity goes to St Aloysius looking to reverse a first-round defeat. A lot depends here on who takes the field. If St Aloysius has Williams, Goodearl and Vevers, they ought to start as favouries, even though they have leaked sixty points in their last two matches. without one or all of them, the edge maybe tips towards Trinity, especially if Moala makes his (predicted) return from a knee injury.
Anyone have any actual team news? Who's in, who's out, who's injured?
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Alex Ross (28)
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think it does - I remember reading somewhere that they had a night cricket game there. though they might have had temporary lighting. Or my memory could be very patchy.
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Nev Cottrell (35)
Wow ... Interesting seeing the haves and have nots, across the cas/gps
Knox has their big stadium size tv screen, and now flood lights! .. And u have shore with another 2 hectares recently bought in north sydney, and another construction zone at norhtbridge.
Scots has their altitude training stuff, their so called 'pod', and of course their headmaster with an open cheque book.
Cranbrook has their mid season Argentinian rugby tour, and might get a reduced injury count, with ski season not looking a likely distraction
Then you have the likes of waverley college relying on council parklands, and sydney high , well I guess not even money could help help
and joeys with the best footy, and ground that they tell me drains better than the Sfs, but talk about a derelict stand with temp seating that is invariably inadequate
Oh well ignore me, i am just a jealous old fart, grumpy that my sons school hasn't got pulver on the school council, pulling in the big dollars. And I can't get an unobstructed view at hunters hill.
Oh we'll the best knees is that despite the thieving, chs has a good team this year, and gave cas a good rattle and might yet do the same to the gps
Knox has their big stadium size tv screen, and now flood lights! .. And u have shore with another 2 hectares recently bought in north sydney, and another construction zone at norhtbridge.
Scots has their altitude training stuff, their so called 'pod', and of course their headmaster with an open cheque book.
Cranbrook has their mid season Argentinian rugby tour, and might get a reduced injury count, with ski season not looking a likely distraction
Then you have the likes of waverley college relying on council parklands, and sydney high , well I guess not even money could help help
and joeys with the best footy, and ground that they tell me drains better than the Sfs, but talk about a derelict stand with temp seating that is invariably inadequate
Oh well ignore me, i am just a jealous old fart, grumpy that my sons school hasn't got pulver on the school council, pulling in the big dollars. And I can't get an unobstructed view at hunters hill.
Oh we'll the best knees is that despite the thieving, chs has a good team this year, and gave cas a good rattle and might yet do the same to the gps
That is what my sources are informing me. Replacements could be interesting, however. Surely options would include M. Lloyd, A. Knox or J.Coles.
sootyanddave
Allen Oxlade (6)
Davis played 15 last year,I believe.
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Frank Nicholson (4)
In all fairness, Barkley-Brown should be moved to 15, he WAS selected as the second best #15 in the CAS competition. Barkley Brown is just as good as Jones, both Attack and defence.
Unsure, however, of whether he will be available for CAS. I got the impression he will be.
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Nev Cottrell (35)
I'm a huge admirer of Barkley-Brown. But he's not quite in Jones' class. That said, if Jones is unfit and Barkley-Brown is fit, then he should take the 15 spot in CAS 1sts.
sootyanddave
Allen Oxlade (6)
Based on this years trial form,he is!
JstWaiting4amate
Frank Nicholson (4)
Taking into consideration his size, height and age, I think he’s as good but each to their own opinion.
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