It's a shame that our young players don't get this development year. Our young fly halves could really do with the time to mature a full cycle out from the cup. Now they have one year less for 2023.
On the good side, they also have the opportunity to do a lot of strength and fitness work without the chance of being injured. They can also do a helluva lot of skills work. Rennie (if he can get in!) will not be forced to rush things, he can spend a lot of time getting to know the players, and teaching them how he wants them to play, without the pressure of internationals hanging over them.
Nup. I am glass half-full on this.
I agree. And McReight can transition to hooker
I agree. And McReight can transition to hooker
It’s a shame that this is being voted on in March
https://www.rugby.com.au/news/2020/03/24/super-rugby-player-of-the-year-harry-wilson
Cool for Harry, bit surprised Matt Gibbon managed to pull 1% of the vote. Must have some supporters who are good on the keyboard.Goes alright though considering all those commentators on here who were so quick to speak of his shortcomings.
The GPS program, into U20s, has really shortened the distance between schools and the pro's.
Does this perhaps mean we will be seeing a lot more wallaby and Super Rugby involvement in the NRC teams? Surely they will need as much conditioning as possible, and will not have earnt a rest, if Super Rugby doesn't get back under way.
Just curious how Beale and DHP are both top 4 paid players, when they play the same position. Is DHP new deal reflective of Beales ending, therefore only minimal crossover? Did Beales contract overlap with Folaus? Still - another, if not the highest, of the highest paid players playing in the same position..
Next target for the RA warchest targeting young players needs to be a centre.
Don't forget about Petaia.
Yeah, Petaia benefits from Covid. Season gets cancelled, no one takes his spot, we're all back to square one next season.