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Bob Loudon (25)
Perhaps we all do....Perhaps they need to get lives?
Perhaps we all do....Perhaps they need to get lives?
Quite common for kids to not receive ATAR - do you know of anyone who ranked below 50 - ie the average.Are you guys posting this stuff just to me angry or is it true?
Why?Anyway, i agree with the GPS Rower's comment about GPS champs playing CAS champs. This might be the start of something which the schoolboy comp needs, in my opinion.
following on an earlier post regarding the selection of contracted rugby leaguers - WHY select them, its rugby union so select any player thats a union player. Its the most pointless exercise selecting them in GPS or any level beyond, its just taking away development opportunity for others committed to the right code?Taane from New has to be an obvious pick, having represented NSW on the wing last year, not too sure about the other wing, sounds like Cohen from SJC has been playing some good footy? That's a bit of a bolter though.
Pretty bloody strong weakness IMOweakness in the centre pairing this is where good teams will target
Not sure about the final starting front row but the 1sts likely team will probably be:
1.Cleaver
2. Crossley
3. Ridley
4. N Kellaway
5. Murray
6. Kamp
7. Dunbar
8. Crichton
9. Short
10. A Kellaway
11. Krafts
12. Starkey
13. Tabuamata
14. Porter
15. Stiles
On another topic, GPS needs to join with cas. The comp is too small and frankly insular. Most dont appreciate this until you leave school and play club rugby. it was good to hear scots trialled against manly colts.
There should be 12 teams. Each play each other once. Then semis for teams with highest points and then final with home ground advantages etc just like the old super 12. The points table should be in the paper each week and hopefully you could get the semis and final televised. This would really lift the comp to another level. The crowds would be huge for the finals. So many old boys would go.
The benefits are obvious but I fear the powers to be in GPS and CAS are perhaps a little arrogant to even get together for a chat. Instead of worrying about what to do with the weakness teams (grammar and high)
, how about think about how take the strongest teams to the next level.
WELL BOWLED INSIDE SHOULDER!!!!
A maiden over! Every one of them. Straight through to the 'keeper.
good point.......
The GPS schools don't exist for rugby.
following on an earlier post regarding the selection of contracted rugby leaguers - WHY select them, its rugby union so select any player thats a union player. Its the most pointless exercise selecting them in GPS or any level beyond, its just taking away development opportunity for others committed to the right code?
can understand playing in the competition itself and representing the school, but the ARU is in damage control for keeping numbers in the game.This is a simple opportunity to reward the exact players they are wanting to hang around so give them opportunities. Signing NRL contracts whilst at school should simply be none selection at the rep levels, doesn't seem to be rocket science but in its current form is it any wonder so many give up playing after school finishes? With the New boys for example theres 3-4 opportunities missed by a number of high level union players that see the system as flawed where the NRL boys get both recognition - rewarded regardless of changing code, no reward to those staying true to the union code and putting in as much effort?This is the problem: the schools don't have a duty to develop "the code", that's the role of ARU/NSWRU, a role at which they have failed to fulfil spectacularly.
Aah the days when so many Shore boys did pathways (5 I think in this team).35 Season ago - Round 1 AAGPS 1978, a little bitter sweet given Grammar's official absence from the comp in 2013View attachment 3624
Not this Rugby Mum, usually burn everything I try to bake.... Look out for the burnt treats around the grounds. They will be mineIt has been for years for the Afternoon teas. Very competitive lot, the Rugby Mums. Cricket is even worse
That can get outright vicious.