John S
Chilla Wilson (44)
Is this just another way of saying too many tahs?
Wallabies 2023
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Rebel man
John Thornett (49)
No I have really liked the Tahs this year and think rightly a lot of their players should be there or there abouts
Jimmyjam
Watty Friend (18)
Subject to eligibility being met, I'd have Charlie Gamble in front of McReight to be honest... he's been unbelievable this year. I'd also even put him in front of Samu. Not suggesting Samu & McReight aren't in form or good enough, just that Gamble has been on another level this year.
Pfitzy
Nathan Sharpe (72)
OK so this is the game plan for SRP (Super Rugby Pacific) finals:
WEEK 1
Reds win in ChCh v Saders
Clan win in Auckland v Blues
Canes win in Canberra v Ponies
Tahs win in the 'tron v Chiefs
WEEK 2
Reds win in Brisbane v Clan
Tahs win in Welly v Canes
WEEK 3
Tahs win at Leichardt v Reds
WEEK 1
Reds win in ChCh v Saders
Clan win in Auckland v Blues
Canes win in Canberra v Ponies
Tahs win in the 'tron v Chiefs
WEEK 2
Reds win in Brisbane v Clan
Tahs win in Welly v Canes
WEEK 3
Tahs win at Leichardt v Reds
Adam84
Rod McCall (65)
No offence but it’s been said a few times in the thread, Charlie Gamble is not eligible this year
upthereds#!
Peter Johnson (47)
Samu, like Mcmahon (for me) was super average as a starter 8. But off the bench, and even at 7, was pretty bloody useful.
Pfitzy
Nathan Sharpe (72)
Don't be ridiculous.
Tomikin
David Codey (61)
Hanigan can't coach ?
Jimmyjam
Watty Friend (18)
Of course he can, but Beale is already locked in for that job. (He learnt the gig in his time under Ewen McKenzie....)
I'll see myself out.....
Rugbynutter39
Michael Lynagh (62)
Uru second half of the season not been much chop. I would select Hanigan ahead of Uru. Or more would not have Uru in wallabies squad at present. Not writing him off for future years but not this year on what we have seen.
Rugbynutter39
Michael Lynagh (62)
Ok crap better buy my Leichhardt grand final tickets early
Wallaby Man
Nev Cottrell (35)
Uru has arguably been the best reds forward in the second half of the season. Now I don’t think he will make the wallabies squad but saying not much chop isn’t a reflection on his performances
Rugbynutter39
Michael Lynagh (62)
I guess I was judging from a wallaby standard with that comment (not much chop). Ok maybe better to have said just don’t see as wallaby standard (which I don’t - at least not yet).
PhilClinton
Mark Loane (55)
Having watched the Reds for many, many years I think Uru is a more dynamic version of Radike Samo. Radike wasn't always on the Wallaby radar, but when he was selected I thought he added something special to the team.
Uru isn't as strong in contact, but has a higher work rate and is better in the lineout. I think in a another season or two he could really factor into the Wallabies squad, he's the sort of player you take to RWC to add some variation and xfactor.
I wouldn't be surprised for Uru to get picked in the squad this year, but may not get a run.
hammertimethere
Trevor Allan (34)
Uru fits into the mould of a utility back 5 forward who can put a bit of pace on the game when he comes off the bench in Test matches. To be a chance of a squad spot he'd have to show that he could add more value doing that than Pete Samu (who in last few years has done that decently well for the wallabies).
Uru probably bit better in the lineout and with the offload, Samu a bit better on the ground and running wide but the skillsets are overall pretty similar.
Uru probably bit better in the lineout and with the offload, Samu a bit better on the ground and running wide but the skillsets are overall pretty similar.
A mutterer
Chilla Wilson (44)
is uru better suited to running tighter lines in a second pod with his offloading rather than out wide?
Marce
John Hipwell (52)
Canberra Raiders vs Brumbies for the love of ACT people. An hybrid game, first half Union rules and second half Mungo rules. Interesting, I buy it.
Marce
John Hipwell (52)
So another Pete Samu. Isn't he?
Do you not watch rugby?