QLD GPS 2025 v2
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Herbert Moran (7)
I really think TSS is gonna dissapoint this year, Churchie played alright but it was nothing majorly better then there pre-season performances, I predicted a Chuchie win and they shouldve won, Poor fullback missed that kick, at the death.
keenas
Sydney Middleton (9)
Tks for that R but R
Mafsthaking
Bob McCowan (2)
Hard to look past Nudgee colleges twin towers, 0 chock malfunctions and a dominant lineout were a huge help in their victory. Declan “dropkick” McGuire will be one to watch if he doesn’t get dropped to the 3rds next week.
Muddled123
Bob McCowan (2)
Terrace completely fell to pieces once IGS worked out the weaknesses - poor workrate from the forwards who seemed to be playing for themselves when they could be bothered getting involved - some did a lot of watching of the ruck. Masterclass from Tyson Walker, seems to have finally stepped up to his potential.
Rugby-Fanatic1029
Bob McCowan (2)
Hey guys, who in your opinion had the performance of the week? It's a hard decision to make, as I cannot seem to single one out, as there were many stellar performances on. Would love to hear what you guys have to say.
Rugby-Fanatic1029
Bob McCowan (2)
Yes, Ben Didonna has been a standout for me ever since I heard about his underdog story into the first XV. Happy to hear that he's carried his form from last year into this season.
Retired but Reckless
Frank Row (1)
TGS v BBC game for TGS Rhymen Tusi, Keegan Cook and Jack Brown best on the park for me, Myles Rosemond was solid and created opportunities, just needs to at times let the ball go early to his backs outside him.
Jack Randell was Grey O’Neil were solid for BBC
Jack Randell was Grey O’Neil were solid for BBC
How did BBC lose when they had 7 Reds players ? Oh that's right Dan Leo was also Reds coach. He overlooked players previously selected like Jack Brown etc... for BBC boys. BBC were educated in every age division !
MoneyBill685
Fred Wood (13)
Havent watched GPS rugby for a few years but does TGS offer rugby scholarships now? Seems to be umm how do you say, a more culturally diverse team the last few years.
Muddled123
Bob McCowan (2)
Yes. Including going shopping in NZ for players.
keenas
Sydney Middleton (9)
Nudgee v BSHS I thought the game was of a pretty high standard Nudgee was obviously a class above 13 for Nudgee was the pick had a hard knock early in the game & again in 2nd half from a hospital pass from his mate closely followed by No 10 he backed up so well , however it was a good team effort as was only first round I think they will take the comp out this year
Oracle83
Trevor Allan (34)
from the kickoff the highly experienced and fancied BBC team just never showed up. TGS line speed was very good (not well managed by ref for mine) but BBC had no smarts to counter that as they missed Kefus brilliance and experience. inside backs missed tackles all day. Giving set play clearance kicks to a left footer close to try line on several occasions says it all really.
Trotting Duck
Stan Wickham (3)
Late for to the party but had to do something to compete with everyone else.
MoneyBill685
Fred Wood (13)
are there any schools that dont offer scholarships now?
Trotting Duck
Stan Wickham (3)
No mate I don't think so, even AIS schools I would imagine.
keenas
Sydney Middleton (9)
I doubt that none of them do ! NSW AAGPS are into offering scholarships big time with the backing of NRL with exception of Sydney High,
Sydney Grammar & The Armidale School a consequence of this is that their 1st XV teams play in the 3rd XV competition so it is an example of the difference “scholarship” teams make to the standard of Rugby
