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How long is McGahans contract at the rebels?
Writing him off already?
How long is McGahans contract at the rebels?
I'll write it off as a bit of media shit-stirring for now, but the prospect of Hugh Pyle looking overseas for his playing future is a scary one. You gotta test the market, but I think he wants that gold jesery. Given the article only gives it a few lines and focuses mainly on Kane Douglas, I wouldn't be too frightened.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/spo...xplore-overseas/story-e6frg7o6-1226858524532#
Is he eligible for any other nation?
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If he was money hungry the smart move would be to get 3 or 4 caps in a test season then bugger off.
I doubt he's gone just yet, it's certainly not ridiculous to suggest he could be in the World Cup squad.
MELBOURNE will be without key pair Jason Woodward and Laurie Weeks for Friday night’s Weary Dunlop Shield clash with NSW after the pair failed to recover from injury.
Fullback Woodward (knee) and prop Weeks (concussion) were ruled out after a series of tests. Both were sidelined at training on Wednesday.
Weeks is likely to be replaced by Paul Alo-Emile in the starting XV, paving the way for Cruze Ah-Nau to make his first Super Rugby appearance of the season from the bench.
Woodward’s absence will probably be covered by Angus Roberts with either Tom Kingston or Japanese international Male Sau being promoted to the bench.
With high stakes clashes in the offing against the Brumbies, Highlanders and reigning champions, the Chiefs, Melbourne is desperate to end a two-game losing run.
The Rebels have won only one of six clashes against NSW, having claimed an epic 24-22 victory at AAMI Park last season.
And they will start Friday’s match as rank underdog against a crack Waratahs’ outfit eager to atone for its loss to the Brumbies last week.
Good article on Tamati on news.com.au:
http://www.news.com.au/sport/rugby/...links-to-the-nfl/story-fndptz3t-1226860507971
The article does highlight the fact that Tamati is expected to go after a year to chase the All Black dream for the 2015 world cup (and good on him for doing so). Given that Lilo will be out of contract at the end of 2014 I think we should start to chase him and see if he'll come 'home'. He would be a very good option to cover kicking, the classic 2nd five option for Bryce (and a good mentor) and a solid runner. Maybe we could revert to a Inman/Kingston centre pairing for the future as Inman has been looking good a bit closer to the action this season.
No doubt the Pones will pursue hard to keep him, but you never know in the big bad world. I'd like us to have a good go at it.
dewar shield teams for round 1
http://www.melbournerebels.com.au/news/article/dewar-shield-teams-round-one-2014
Reading those teams, you guys have a HUGE polynesian contingent playing down there.
Reading those teams, you guys have a HUGE polynesian contingent playing down there.
And of the non polynesian players there is not to many who are actually Melbourne grown.
There is a huge polynesian community down here, yes.
And of the non polynesian players there is not to many who are actually Melbourne grown.