Tahs v Highlanders MOM

[Brumbies Guy]

If Timani keeps playing like that (and the Tah's make the next round); he would be my pick (4th) for the last lock spot in the Wallabies

He's already in the Tongan squad and has signed to play in Japan thereafter, I doubt he'll go close to selection.

 

[chriss555]

1.tc
2.tpn
3.KB (Kurtley Beale)

 

[tigerland12]

3- Beale
2- Carter
1- Tatafu

 

[Richo]

3. Beale
2. Chariots
1. TPN

 

[Scarfman]

3 Beale
2 TPN
1 Burgess

 

[Jnor]

3. TC
2. Kurtley
1. Fuse

 

[Hawko]

The scrum was awesome. Fox records three tight heads, which must be close to a record. The Clan scrum has been average this year compared to previous years but is by no means worst in the comp.

3. Beale.
2. Carter
1. Fuse

 

[Torn Hammy]

1. Baxter
2. TPN
3. Carter

 

[Crow]

3. Beale
2. Carter
1. Baxter

 

[Thomotah]

3. Beale
2. TPN
1. Carter

 

[Brumbies Guy]

3. Beale
2. Taf
1. Carter

 

[S120]

3. Tom Carter
2. Kurtley Beale
1. Sitaleki Timani

 

[Victorian Reds Fan]

Hats off to Tony Browne; started Super Rugby in 1996. Has been playing as long as I have been following.

 

[Nusadan]

3. Beale
2. Carter
1. Robinson

 

[TheNextBigThing]

3. Beale
2. Timani
1. TPN

 

[sevenpointdropgoal]

3. Gilbert
2. TC
1. Le Fuse

 

[Nusadan]

3. Beale
2. Timani
1. TPN

No Carter?

 

[Brumbies Guy]

No Carter?

The bandwagon crusade has begun

 

[TheNextBigThing]

Fair question.

His first and third tries were Cornelsen specials. Right place right time. The second was a signature crash ball into sloppy defense. He had a typically strong game but the tries made him look exceptional.

Timani made a couple of mistakes but his work rate was huge. Topped the tackle count and really imposed himself at the breakdown.
TPN showed real skill in attack and defense, won turn over ball and got the assist for the tah's best try of the year.

If anyone can't work out why Beale got my 3 points you probably didn't watch the game.

 

[Ash]

"Cornelsen specials". Love that terminology!