I think there's a bunch of Super Rugby and even NRC guys floating around with good talent that may benefit from a year of being in a Wallaby extended squad environment/ getting some of Cheika et al's coaching.
My (Australian-based) Wallabies for 2016 and onwards:
1. Sio, Slipper, Alaatoa, Smith
2. Moore (C), TPN, Hanson. Roach/Mafi as bolters/to get experience?
3. Holmes, Smith, Talakai, Tupou
4. Douglas, Arnold, Staniforth, Coleman, Skelton
5. Simmons, Mumm, Enever
6. Fardy, Jones, Timani, Holloway, McMahon (Any youngsters coming through that look and play like Kaino that anyone knows about?)
7. Pocock, Hooper, Gill, Butler
8. Vaea, McCalman
9. Phipps, Stirzaker, Frisby
10. Foley, Lealiifano, Debreczini
11. Horne, Tomane, Kellaway
12. To'omua, Kerevi, Godwin
13. Kuridrani, English
14. Folau, Speight
15. Beale
Anyone glaringly obvious I've missed? It is the end of a night shift, brain is not 100%.
I've not listed some players twice as it gets too busy, even though Pocock could be playing 7 or 8, depending on injuries/selection choices etc.
Additional thoughts:
Will Sio and Alaatoa both stay as LHPs or will one switch to THP?
Will one of the several 'project' locks improve enough to pressure Simmons and/or Douglas?
Can Skelton become a better scrummaging lock?
Do we have anyone coming through that can be good enough to force Pocock back to 7?
Will Stirzaker be our first choice 9 in 2016?
Do we persist with a second ballplayer at 12, or go with a more direct Nonu-style player?
Does Beale belong to be a starter (on RWC form I say yes) and is it at 12, wing or fullback?
Will Folau move to 13 for the Tahs, and does that force Kuridrani to the wing?
Will Kellaway become a regular SuperRugby player in 2016?