Queensland Reds 2024
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Ignoto
Peter Sullivan (51)
Excellent to see we still kept Peni even with the new kiwi recruits coming in. Should be an excellent way to help George and Zanes development to be rubbing shoulders with them.
The hookers battle will be interesting. Matt will no doubt have first dibs at the starting spot, but who's the "finisher"? I thought Richie has shown the better impact around the pitch and I haven't seen Josh go around club land to comment how the injuries have impacted him.
The hookers battle will be interesting. Matt will no doubt have first dibs at the starting spot, but who's the "finisher"? I thought Richie has shown the better impact around the pitch and I haven't seen Josh go around club land to comment how the injuries have impacted him.
Brial I'd imagine will get some gametime off the bench this year. Goldsborough on the other hand looks like a prospect for the future. Probably won't get any gametime unless we see some serious injuries in the centres. Currently stuck behind Flook, Henry, Paisami, O'Connor, Creighton and Annan.
The Ghost of Raelene
Simon Poidevin (60)
Brial looks ready for Super Rugby. Wonder if the Reds having him could help trying to sign his brother the current U18s no.8 (if interested) who has another year of school but looks a hell of a prospect.
Goldsbrough looks too young. Nothing wrong with week in week our Club footy and gym time at this stage for him.
Dan54
David Wilson (68)
He used to play 8 at college, I used to watch him at times. I know his father and uncle , actually coached his uncle (with his grandmother helping) and knew the Whanau real well. @waiopehu oldboy they are the Roiri's from Levin, his dad would be similar age to you,(Martin Jr) went to Nua collge and played more basketball than rugby at college age.
Wilson
Phil Kearns (64)
Given the 41 player squad announced there's a pretty good chance the Reds have named the WTS alongside the full squad, so I wouldn't be too worried about them rushing a guy like Goldsborough as a result. I think it will be good for those guys to be as integrated into the main squad as possible while playing club rugby on the weekend. That said I wouldn't be amazed to see him get a little taste of super rugby in the trial or possibly off the bench in the early rounds before the club season starts. Always good to let them know the level they are aiming for so they keep pushing to improve in the club game.
yeah, alluded to here.
Junior Wallabies stars commit to Queensland Rugby
The Queensland Reds have locked in the next generation of Queensland Rugby talent, signing Junior Wallabies representatives Harry McLaughlin-Phillips, Max Craig, Tim Ryan, John Bryant and Trevor King.
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JRugby2
Ted Thorn (20)
What a grab by Noosa for 2024. One mans trash eh?
Ignoto
Peter Sullivan (51)
He retired in July this year.
Confucius Say
Colin Windon (37)
Hopefully Les Kiss and his team have a bit more of an open mind to the broader squad playing more games (ie: Hospital Cup) even though they might have training commitments during the week. Cannot be bad for their development and for their clubs.
Adam84
Rod McCall (65)
I thought this was one area that the Reds have been pretty good on in recent years(COVID bubble excluded), getting the players back to club rugby outside of Super Rugby commitments.
The fringe Wallabies are the ones that had issues been released for club rugby.
Wallaby Man
Nev Cottrell (35)
Have players actually been missing games? I always thought it was a myth as every week I see lots of players named in club land.
Jimmy_Crouch
Peter Johnson (47)
Anything to back this up? Of my knowledge it was only the Australia A players who missed QPR (RA call not QRU).
SouthernX
John Thornett (49)
It was a World Cup year.
Brad Thorn was a great champion of reds players going back to clubland and I believe Les Kiss will follow suit.
But the powers that be at rugby Australia will pull resources and put them in cotton wool if they need to protect depth during the lead up to the WorldCup
liquor box
Peter Sullivan (51)
I am looking at attending a game live next year and was looking at the draw.
Does anyone know why the first game is at 7.05pm but the other games during day light savings start at 6.35pm?
Is it simply because it is too hot in February?
Does anyone know why the first game is at 7.05pm but the other games during day light savings start at 6.35pm?
Is it simply because it is too hot in February?
There's no daylight savings in QLD