Not to sure but guessing the ladder would be something like this, will be looking into thisDoes anyone take the spagetti cup seriously and if so what would the GPS 1XV Spagetti cup members be like.
Chers,
The lineout question is an interesting one. Of the most often chosen back 5 (Greer, Brial, Logan, Le Maître, Taumoepeau/Fonua) none of them are a first choice jumper. Logan / Le Maître / Taumoepeau do not jump at all. Greer very rarely, since Green and Arnautovic jump mostly for Joeys and Ulcoq for Scots, which means Brial also is at best an occasional jumper.
@Grubblin Not sure which part of Source: Poly names you missed friend. Clearly I DID NOT WRITE IT MYSELF NOR CLAIM TO. In the word of Bernard Shaw “Better keep yourself clean and bright; you are the window through which you must see the world.”
Of those 4 I would say Ulcoq actually runs the Scots lineout but his impact is not as strong as Arnautovic and Green around the park. Thiel easily the tallest, and Arnautovic is the form of the 4, but it is more likely that they will pick a second row than a back row given the logjam that already exists in the backrow.
There’s actually a reasonable argument to pick the Joeys backrow just for lineout presence and balance.
Unlikely, he’d be behind a lot of second row options. I don’t think they’ll be all that worried about the question. All the likely candidates can jump well enough.
Agreed, Jumping is always a secondary consideration in the selection of these teams.
Just can't take your comments seriously with that last name.
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Couldn't tell you about any other schools, but in terms of Shore some of their standouts include hooker Xavier Alosio, second rower Miles Kingdom (Brother of Lewis in the 1st XV), and the 2 boys from the 1st XI soccer in year 10, Alex Wilde, Outside centre, and my MVP of the team, Fred King, Fullback, Fred looks like a genuine contender for a high team next year if he chooses to do so, I could see him on the wing of the 3rd XV next year with some defensive improvement.Does anyone take the spagetti cup seriously and if so what would the GPS 1XV Spagetti cup members be like.
Chers,
Could we please get some results to see how these teams are progressing, how many wins do they each have? Maybe @The Chairman could create a table?
Unfortunate to see the 'Dawg Squad' struggling so much in their foundation year. Potentially due to the lack of experience and size difference as they are all year 11. If you continue to play into next season then I'm sure the wins will follow.
French system is built on T14 plus D2. Underage teams (including U20) compete in a national comp, hence why they play so much. We can’t replicate that but we shouldn’t cloister U20s players away either.
He was also a starter in the NSW Juniors side that won the Australian Schools competition.
