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The Opens age group have only lost 2 games this season while the 16A's are undefeatedYeah some good depth at TSS.
TSS are a chance to win competitions in 1sts, 2nds, 3rds, 4ths & 16A's.
The Opens age group have only lost 2 games this season while the 16A's are undefeatedYeah some good depth at TSS.
TSS are a chance to win competitions in 1sts, 2nds, 3rds, 4ths & 16A's.
I think the 16 b's and c's have lost only 1 game between them at TSS so the next couple of years are looking good.The Opens age group have only lost 2 games this season while the 16A's are undefeated
It seems I gave GT far too much credit for their earlier form against some of the better teams. The TB boys include Tibbetts, Dunn, Korczyk, Loukaris, Fortesque, Cooper, Kendall and Agresta. I think you will find they have made significant contributions this year (when asked to play) including the win against GT (except Agresta who payed in the 2nds). BSHS may also have to thank the GT coaching staff for stupidly dropping Given to the 2nds who incidentally is a former TB player.
I had a word to a Terrace boy in the 2nd XV this evening and he said that Given was dropped for attitude problems. He also said that he has been moved back up into the starting XV and is now playing 10, Dalgleish has been moved to 12. Thoughts?
I think it's a good move as well. You see too many schoolboy rugby players strutting around thinking they're the next best thing. Terrace don't have much to lose though.Hey even big name super stars have been dropped in the past for attitude problems, I say if that is true then good on Terrace for having the guts to drop a top player.
I think it's a good move as well. You see too many schoolboy rugby players strutting around thinking they're the next best thing. Terrace don't have much to lose though.
Sorry when does IGS call uncontested ? apart from when 4 of their props were injured in the GT game. They may have been an occasional game or two where there have been injuries or illnes but I don't see your point.. They do technically make the requirments of a GPS school so your point is invalid. Obviously their act is together because by the results I has previously listed, they are beating most GPS schools in any given sport. Even the so far success of the 1ST XV is an accomplishment itself seeing as none of the players are 'imports', where as many of the other GPS teams, even the one opposing importing last year has caved.
That's a pretty slanderous and pitiful comment to make about any team / person.without those three players they would be nothing. Shame they can't grow some talent themselves
Beat churchie by 7 - Nudgee will be a big test as will TSSI believe grammar won't be good enough to be a real force against teams like nudgee and churchie. Predicted finish: 5th to 8th
On the note of uncontested scrums, on the weekend in the 13A GT vs BSHS (GT won 17-10), BSHS called uncontested about halfway into the first half. What was suspicious though was that 1. They had been losing their own feeds consistently and 2. They did not sub off a forward? (Can you even do this?)
I agree that there should be less non-contested scrums-its part of the game!
Its suspicious to note that IGS were also the team to have their first XV points stripped off them a few years ago (2001-2004?) for purposely calling uncontested.
The Referee is actually allowed to call uncontested scrums if he feels that a front row player is not adequately trained. Technically a team can call uncontested scrums at any time on the grounds that they do not have an adequately trained front row, I mean, if you were the referee would you say "No, you started the game with contested scrums, you finish it" . You'd open yourself up to some issues.
I agree with you, Tooms. But then again what kind of coach would subject a front row that isnt trained for scrums to compete in live scrums!?
Thats just asking for injury.
I think the 16 b's and c's have lost only 1 game between them at TSS so the next couple of years are looking good.