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NSW AAGPS 2024

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Soupnasty

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Allen Oxlade (6)
sundayeightpm said:
Yes, very conditions specific. I noticed at the trials a week ago that there were some lads with very good feet, but average hands and eyes - i.e. had a flying winger outside in the clear, and died with the ball. All comes down to what game we want to play huh?
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Yeah. Based on the weather this season, this generation will be good at playing England.
 
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Bob McCowan (2)
The 9 for NSW 2 has been great also. Agree re the reserve front row for NSW 2. I think they’ve played more minutes than the starting front row.
 
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Frank Nicholson (4)
The Ghost of Raelene said:
Next big name to wait and hear about is Large.
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Pretty confident he will end up in league, has close ties with a few clubs and believe he is a very talented five-eight (6 in league). However, hopefully he stays healthy in term 3 for Scots and ends up staying in union.
Although he is probably a bloody PONI player, annoying we have barely seen him play this year because of injury. Is he in Yr 11 or 12?
 
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Ted Fahey (11)
Onitoni Large is in Yr 11. His younger brother Ashton Large put on quite a performance last weekend at the U16 School trial. He is also one to look out for. I heard Onitoni has committed to League.
 
ItsNotPink

ItsNotPink

Darby Loudon (17)
Term 3 at Joeys commences Tuesday 23 July. I am not sure about the other schools. AAGPS continues the winter competitions immediately on the following Saturday 27 July.
 
Soupnasty

Soupnasty

Allen Oxlade (6)
Is the Brumbies talent ID simply far superior to the Tahs?

In Juniors, NSW is dominant, and ACT struggles, and yet, at the senior level, the Brumbies are well ahead.

Is it as simple as talent ID and development to senior grade or something more complex?
 
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Ted Fahey (11)
Soupnasty said:
Is the Brumbies talent ID simply far superior to the Tahs?
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I don't know what's going on but To me? I hope the newly appointed Director of Performance will have some sort of influence in the Waratahs Juniors program because I think they need everyone to reapply for their current role.
(Edit previous comments for I don’t know the facts about the pathway programs)
 
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HowRYa?

HowRYa?

Stan Wickham (3)
These games I feel are a bit gimmicky, there are some huge players not playing in these teams, due to other sporting commitments. These are just to fill a Rugby AU requirement. If we want a genuine rep of NSW (don't know about the other teams), these games need to be played after the main season is done. But this isn't to take from the awesome footy on display from these boys. Australian footy is hopefully on the comeback.

Yours Dearest,
HowRYa?
 
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Ward Prentice (10)
Little bit of rain in the game. Very strong wind but NSW played a smart game and played with the wind in the first half setting themselves up well for the second half and putting all the pressure on QLD.

Final about to start NSW School 2 v NSW Juniors (defending champions).
 
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Ward Prentice (10)
NSW Schools 2 in for an early try in the corner. Running with the breeze
Try in the first 2min.
Converted from the sideline as well with the strong breeze
 
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