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John Thornett (49)
I wish, he has looked very good when he's come on for the Rabbles, but I can't see it happening
TPN gone for 3N...
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I wish, he has looked very good when he's come on for the Rabbles, but I can't see it happening
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Dick Tooth (41)
Good news.
TPN is looking like missing some early tests, but should be ok for the later part of the Tri-Nations. Assuming he survives that (which isn't a sure thing) he'll be ready to rumble for the World Cup!
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/u...-tests-but-cup-fears-ease-20110623-1ghjt.html
TPN is looking like missing some early tests, but should be ok for the later part of the Tri-Nations. Assuming he survives that (which isn't a sure thing) he'll be ready to rumble for the World Cup!
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/u...-tests-but-cup-fears-ease-20110623-1ghjt.html
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Peter Sullivan (51)
But you didn't test for amyloidosis?
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Jim Lenehan (48)
I actually think this will work out well for the Wallabies, for a few reasons:
1) Firstly it means we should actually have TPN available come the world cup. There is no way he would have survived the whole of the tri-nations. This at least means he'll get to ease his way in off the bench through maybe the last 1 or two tests prior to the World Cup.
2)It means that Deans doesn't have to justify putting him on the Bench behind Moore. If TPN was fit at the start of the test season, I think it would have been hard to deny him first dibs at the no.2 jersey. But he is really much more effective for us off the bench. for two reasons. He is the epitome of 'impact player' and because of his Kamakazi style of play he is probably better used in short spurts. If he only plays 30mins in every test, it is much more likely his body will hold up.
3) It allows Deans to test two back up hookers. Fainga'a will be one, but it will mean an opportunity for Hanson or Charles to fight with Fainga'a for that final WC spot.
1) Firstly it means we should actually have TPN available come the world cup. There is no way he would have survived the whole of the tri-nations. This at least means he'll get to ease his way in off the bench through maybe the last 1 or two tests prior to the World Cup.
2)It means that Deans doesn't have to justify putting him on the Bench behind Moore. If TPN was fit at the start of the test season, I think it would have been hard to deny him first dibs at the no.2 jersey. But he is really much more effective for us off the bench. for two reasons. He is the epitome of 'impact player' and because of his Kamakazi style of play he is probably better used in short spurts. If he only plays 30mins in every test, it is much more likely his body will hold up.
3) It allows Deans to test two back up hookers. Fainga'a will be one, but it will mean an opportunity for Hanson or Charles to fight with Fainga'a for that final WC spot.
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John Eales (66)
Spot on BDA.
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Bob Loudon (25)
Nobody likes a troll
You could say the ultimate club player, such is his dedication to the Two Blues.
TPN has runs on the board.
You have some way to go to gain some credibility, I would say. So, if TPN is nothing more than a club player, explain why that might be to the rest of us.
If you can. We like some reasoned argument to back up statements here.
You get a mulligan on your first post.
In the normal line of posting though, that's a troll and you get a card
Already used his mulligan in the Phil Waugh thread. Trolldom
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