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Greg Davis (50)
Perfect example. He's attacking the 13 channel there.
Yes that's a perfect 13 draw and pass.
Perfect example. He's attacking the 13 channel there.
I can't agree, Torn Hammy. JOC (James O'Connor)'s highlights reel is full of great last passes - although they've been mainly at close quarters. But that's often how a 13's last pass works as well.
I can't agree, Torn Hammy. JOC (James O'Connor)'s highlights reel is full of great last passes - although they've been mainly at close quarters. But that's often how a 13's last pass works as well.
Mate, were talking about the Wallabies. Not the Brumbies pre-season midfield.
Would be nice to see a 15 chime into the line in attack. Mogg did this well this year but needs to work on other parts of his game.And by the way, the 13's last pass can be to the 12, 15 or a loose forward just as often. It doesn't always have to go side to side.
Yeah it would be outrageous to select to blokes who carved up their opposition this year and make their tackles. Tomane at 13 will work. Oh wait, let me guess your pushing for the unproven Taps as well? And JOC (James O'Connor) at 13? Clearly it's ok for you to speculate
As I said. Inman and cummins need to have a big super year.People criticise Horne's attacking game so much yet he still scored a modest 4 tries in 2012 for the Tahs.
Cummins scored three tries during 2012.
I find it interesting how much people talk up Inman as being the next big thing. He didn't score a single try during 2012.
All three of those sides struggled to score tries and had average backlines (the Rebels probably had the best backline at times when JOC (James O'Connor) and KB (Kurtley Beale) were fit).
So far I would say that McCabe and AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) are the only centres that have really had an impact at test level. Horne and Fainga'a have been reasonable but struggle to have much impact in attack. Horne has certainly had more impact than Fainga'a.
I don't subscribe to the premise that guys like Cummins and Inman who don't do anything exceptional in Super Rugby will suddenly become better attacking options at test level.
Tapuai is the great unknown in that he is a fantastic talent but needs to put himself in contention at the right time. 2012 could have been his year to become a Wallaby regular but he was injured at the wrong time. 2013 could be anything for him, but I'd say he still starts the 2013 season down the pecking order.
Beale. Ok, but not a natural fly-half. Better wider out with more room.
if Lealifano has another stella season then I say he should be first picked, put Beale back at fullback where he belongs. Now that he has confidence and is fully fit, I can see him being a world-class fullback again, as opposed to a "good" flyhalf.
For the Lions:
9. Genia
10. Lealifano
11. Digby
12. Taps
13. AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper)
14. JOC (James O'Connor)
15. Beale
Totally agree. JOC (James O'Connor) to takes the kicks. Backs bench of White, Barnes & Cummins.