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Nev Cottrell (35)
I really hope this thread re-ignites more Chuck Norris stories
Official Sean McMahon Bandwagon Thread
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I really hope this thread re-ignites more Chuck Norris stories
Highlander35
Steve Williams (59)
Sean McMahon and Superman once fought each other on a bet. The loser had to start wearing his underwear on the outside of his pants.
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David Codey (61)
G.Smith was still pretty handy, I'm sure would be today. He is what a 7 should be. I'd call him a fetcher, Poey needs more strings to his bow but the breakdown dominance is still key. Good fetcher win that battle.
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Ken Catchpole (46)
Secretary General of the UN.
QCoop stuffed up his interview and a replacement is needed.
Scrubber2050
Mark Ella (57)
This talented young bloke is doomed to fucking failure with the amount of pressure on him - well, if he reads this thread.
Kid needs to be nurtured into the Wallabies. He certainly has the ability, as evidenced by his performance last weekend.
Kid needs to be nurtured into the Wallabies. He certainly has the ability, as evidenced by his performance last weekend.
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Peter Sullivan (51)
I think he will eventually hold aloft the Hyper Bowl and be man of the match too.The thread has peaked!!
Hyperbole alert!!
Scrubber2050
Mark Ella (57)
Well then, Poey should hang up the boots
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Mark Ella (57)
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Jim Clark (26)
In May, 2013, there was a solar eclipse. Turns out it wasn't. Sean McMahon looked into the sun and it squinted.
Scrubber2050
Mark Ella (57)
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Mark Ella (57)
Disagree. Just because Hooper plays that way doesn't mean all seven's should. His style fits what we currently need given our current playing stock.
I've posted this somewhere before. The back-row needs balance. Our current back-row of Hooper/Fardy provides that because Fardy can be a fetcher option and is great over the ball. Combined with Hoopers ball running ability and link play it's a solid pairing.
Now looks at this: Pocock/McMahon. They offer the same balance, a link man, support runner, great work-rates, a line-out option, a genuine fetcher.
Of coarse Pocock will need to get back to form and McMahon will needs to continue his form for this to work.
But I see this pairing of Pocock/McMahon offering everything the Hooper/Fardy pairing does only much more physical and dominate - more suited to "Cheika-ball".
So Pocock/McMahon for the future. ( I can only hope)
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Jason Little (69)
You don't subscribe to the view if someone is good enough, they are old enough? How old is Pollard at the Saffas?
Get your dirty Tah hands off him! He's going to the Brumbies
Hey if you wanted a shot then Bernie should have taken the offer to get on board. Now he's in Canberra and Cheika has taken the cream of Australian rugby talent on a 4 week Waratah's trial
Yeah, I completely disagree with the concept that players need to be eased into test rugby.
Pick the best team each week and go from there.
With Higginbotham (and Fardy) out, I can't see any reason not to start McMahon at 6.
The opportunity is there and he's in terrific form.
Get your dirty Tah hands off him! He's going to the Brumbies
Sorry to burst your bubble, but he's signed with the Rebels until the end of 2016
Sorry to burst your bubble, but he's signed with the Rebels until the end of 2016
Hooper was 21 when he arrived at the Tahs.
McMahon would be 22 at the start of 2017 so there'd probably still be a few good years of rugby left in him.
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