Zero_Cool
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It's also just you having a different opinion to him.
I was making reference to K-Hunt literally training all Wallabies camp at 15, no mention of playing anywhere else, then game day told 'oh you're playing 12 today.'
It's also just you having a different opinion to him.
How do you know he was training 15 all Wallabies camp?I was making reference to K-Hunt literally training all Wallabies camp at 15 no mention of playing anywhere else, then game day told 'oh you're playing 12 today.'
We should just agree on what are the definite selections and then work out the rest from there. Arguing about Folau at fullback or the Pooper are pointless as they will definitely be there.
Do we agree the below are certainties and are there any other?
1 Sio
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3 Kepu
4 Arnold
5 Coleman
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7 Hooper
8 Pocock (unless 6)
9 Genia
10 Foley
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12 Beale
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15 Folau
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18 Tupou
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How do you know he was training 15 all Wallabies camp?
Link plzKarmichael said it in an interview, actually the person conducting the interview said that he was training at 15 all camp, and Karmichael expanded on that and spoke about it.
Sounds to me like he trained there.
"I was a little bit shocked but I've managed to get my head around the plays but I'm looking forward to it and come game day I will be ready."
He was also a good chance of setting the international try scoring record had he gone on the EOYT. The problem with Folau being so good in the air and in attack is that expectations are set so high for other parts of his game. Rather have Folau than someone like Leigh Halfpenny who can kick but hasn’t got a highlights package to speak of.It is absolutely baffling why the Wallabies are "persisting" with the guy who has won three of the four John Eales Medals at fullback.
Geez thats a bit harsh, have a look at the BIL 3rd match against us. Halfpenny tore us a fucken new one.He was also a good chance of setting the international try scoring record had he gone on the EOYT. The problem with Folau being so good in the air and in attack is that expectations are set so high for other parts of his game. Rather have Folau than someone like Leigh Halfpenny who can kick but hasn’t got a highlights package to speak of.
My concern starting Rona over Kurindrani immediately would be that TK seems to be the guy who holds the whole defensive line together when the reshuffle occurs. As soon as he came on in the second half of Bledislode I there was some form of defensive pattern working and from then on we never had the same problem. I’d prefer TK starts and Rona comes off the bench so the defensive line has some semblance of organisation before the new guy in the setup gets a gig.It's been said before, but every year TK coasts through Super Rugby and then performs for the Wallabies... so I wouldn't be surprised if he gets selected - although sometimes it requires him being dropped for a couple of games as a wake up call.
In that case I wouldn't mind Rona given a game or two to see how he goes..... Kerevi's defensive issues make him a poor substitute, and he seems to perform better at 12 anyways.
Notably in Folau’s absence.Geez thats a bit harsh, have a look at the BIL 3rd match against us. Halfpenny tore us a fucken new one.
I was making reference to K-Hunt literally training all Wallabies camp at 15, no mention of playing anywhere else, then game day told 'oh you're playing 12 today.'
And I was making reference to you saying Cheika doesn't like change because he wouldn't do as you suggest.
Im starting to think we are feeding a troll.The Wallabies used 40 something players last year including 14 debutantes but sure, he never tries any different players.
Is the issue that he doesn't pick the players you want?
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