There's never optimism from Tahs supporters on these threadsCrusaders to start slowly, Tahs in it for the first 50-60 before going down. Everyone gets false optimism about the Tahs going forward.
I like the side given who is available. Harry Johnson-Holmes is definitely a big loss.
It will be good to have him, Ned Hanigan and Tepai Moeroa available for selection to add some more quality to the 23.
Yes. Interesting that the article listed 3 players that were unavailable through injury/sickness but not MoeroaWhat is the word on Moeroa?
The challenge with the Super Rugby season is blink and it is finished
Yes. Interesting that the article listed 3 players that were unavailable through injury/sickness but not Moeroa
Not unless they play far better than they did last weekGlad they showed faith in the young gun @ 5/8.
I reckon the 'tahs by a whisker.
Crusaders to start slowly, Tahs in it for the first 50-60 before going down. Everyone gets false optimism about the Tahs going forward.
Joe Moody and George Bridge rested and Mo'unga, Barrett and Goodhue limited to 40 minutes.
Advantage Waratahs (expect the line to shift from 18.5 to 16.5 )
Does that mean that the captain only plays 40? That's unusual.
Already we see NZ "resting" players after the WC. They have a totally different philosophy to Australia in terms of player management and burnout. Perhaps that's why the National team does so well in International matches?
Does that mean that the captain only plays 40? That's unusual.
Already we see NZ "resting" players after the WC. They have a totally different philosophy to Australia in terms of player management and burnout. Perhaps that's why the National team does so well in International matches?
If the Waratahs did the same then Simmons, Dempsey, Hooper, Beale would be getting some rest this weekend.