Eddie's experimenting with his "next-generation" team at the moment, perhaps he's testing out next-gen mind games as well. Jaco has no control over the breakdown at the best of times. I suppose Eddie's thinking "good contest" = white jerseys flooding in from all directions, lying over the ball, pillars standing a metre offside.
He is a standout in terms of being a consistently poor performer.
It is almost at the point where someone has to threaten JOC (James O'Connor) with amputation if he kicks again with a full backline running in support.
Paisami lacks the punch of Kerevi and missed a number of big shots in defence that others had to clean up for him. He does not have a good partnership with Ikitau - who has been consistently good all year. I would actually put Perese into 12, as I think he has the closest amount of punch to Kerevi, from that can build quick and front-foot ball allowing Ikitau, Kellaway, Valetini etc.. to run against a scrambling defence.
The South Africans certainly did. PaarlBok was a huge cheerleader.
It will be a big task and dependant on our starting team selection. With the players we can draw from everyone will need to have their best game.
he's definitely the best - at both rock peyper scissors, and also ro sham bo.
No. I don't think we look better in the pack or the backs. It would be remarkable if the Wallabies do win.
Shame he got injured and couldn't tour. He was definitely meant to play.
I always give the Wallabies a chance.
