@Rob42 posted this on the previous pageStarting to look like a complete Tahs team with most of the class players now available. Does anyone have an updated injuries list?
It isn't weird to have specialists on the bench when the starting team can play multiple positions. Also, Foketi can play both centres and both wings.Weird to have a specialist 12 on the bench
If true, it’ll be a good test for Jack Barrett against Taniela Tupou.Sounds like Bell and Gamble might be out:
It would not be the most sensible thing to do. A few alternatives - 1. Start Barrett v Talakai and bring Thompson-Stringer on when Tupou comes on. 2. Start HJH (Harry Johnson-Holmes) at loose head and with a view to playing 80 minutes and covering tight head, with Barrett as a break glass' option late in the game. 3. Start Thompson-Stringer, HJH (Harry Johnson-Holmes) covers both sides from the bench, with Barrett again the 'break glass' option.If its true that Bell is out, putting Jack Barrett up against Taniela Tupou is absolutely insane. Pick an old scrummaging loosehead from Shute for this week. I thought last week the hooker we pulled out from Shute held his end up, we need a similar loosehead replacement.
Not even among the top scrummaging props in colts last season eitherSounds like Bell and Gamble might be out:
Htf do you pick up 3 injuries with only one training session this week?Carnage before the game has even started:
That's Bell, Gamble and now Hanigan all confirmed out for the tahs, Kemeny out for the Rebels.
I imagine it's a result of a particularly draining game in Fiji and a short turn around, particularly something like Bell's back. I imagine he and Gamble might have always been in doubt but given the replacements aren't great options they gave them as long as possible to be fit. Hanigan seems more like a late injury given it came out later.Htf do you pick up 3 injuries with only one training session this week?
Glad I'm not the only one to notice thatSeen a few forward passes already not called