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Sounds like an accidental head butt. Beale doesn't strike me as the type of bloke to strike a coach or team mate. Lee would be able to tell you though.
Spook said:Sounds like an accidental head butt.
At 205cm, Chris Thomson is the tallest player in Australian professional Rugby and joins the Waratahs Super 14 squad for the first time in 2009.
Thomson?s 2008 season with Northern Suburbs was punctuated by injury, however he returned in style on the Junior Waratahs Development Tour of Fiji and is looking forward to the step up to senior representative football.
Born on 10 July 1985, Thomson is the son of Wallaby manager Phil, and was brought up in Canberra when his father was in charge of the Brumbies. A product of Marist College Canberra, Thomson spent 2004 in England after finishing school before heading back to Australia to further his Rugby career. With the departure of international second rowers Dan Vickerman and Al Kanaar, Thomson has the opportunity to stamp his claims for selection in 2009.
The 2009 season will mark Jeremy Tilse?s fourth season with the Waratahs since making his state debut on the 2006 Development Tour to the UK and Ireland.
A multiple-premiership winner with the Sydney University club, Tilse made his Super 14 debut against the Cheetahs in Kimberley in 2007 is continuing to develop his positional skills with the Waratahs amongst three Wallaby prop teammates.
Tilse was born in Newcastle on 2 June 1986, and was raised in the nearby town of Maitland. Completing his schooling at St. Joseph?s College, Hunters Hill, Tilse represented at Australian Schoolboys and U19 level and claimed a place in the Waratah Academy. His efforts saw him rewarded with a berth on the 2006 Waratahs Development Tour, where he played his first three state games, and earned a place in the Waratahs Super 14 squad.
David Dennis made his Super 14 debut for the Waratahs in 2007, however knee injuries have played a major role in the talented flanker?s career, with back-to-back knee injuries keeping him off the paddock for the entire 2008 season.
After suffering a knee injury late in 2007, Dennis was sidelined for the remainder of the year, however in his first session back at training early in 2008 he injured the other knee, with further surgery cruelly ending his season.
Born on 10 January 1986, Dennis was educated at Richmond High School from where he played three Tests for the Australian Schoolboys. A rugged blindside flanker who can also play lock, Dennis was a member of Sydney University?s 2007 premiership-winning side and went on to help coach the club?s Colts to the title in 2008.
Noddy said:nah mate,
just going off the Tahs Player Profile page
http://www.nswrugby.com.au/HSBCWaratahs/PlayerProfiles/NSWPlayerProfiles.aspx
It seems updated as it has Scotty Fava.
Still, only 30 players. 3 more to add.
Ash said:Noddy said:nah mate,
just going off the Tahs Player Profile page
http://www.nswrugby.com.au/HSBCWaratahs/PlayerProfiles/NSWPlayerProfiles.aspx
It seems updated as it has Scotty Fava.
Still, only 30 players. 3 more to add.
There's hope yet - it still has Ben Batger. My understanding was that Batger lost his contract. Or was that my hoping?
After a stint at the Brumbies and in New Zealand, Ben Batger returned to New South Wales in 2008 to take up a two-year deal with the HSBC Waratahs.
The Eastwood back was first selected to represent his home state on the 2004 Development Tour of Argentina, however after signing a Super 12 contract with the Brumbies, Batger?s tour did not eventuate. The talented outside back played nine matches with the Brumbies in 2005-06,
Batger continued his career in 2007 with Napier Technical in New Zealand, before impressing for Hawke?s Bay in the Air New Zealand Cup.
Batger was born in Sydney on 20 March 1984 and was educated at The King?s School alongside Waratahs teammates Dean Mumm, Benn Robinson, and Daniel Halangahu. He joined with them in representing Australia at the 2005 U21 World Cup in Argentina.
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