whitefalcon
Ron Walden (29)
Has Eddie actually finalised the coaching team yet or is there still one to come?
Wallabies 2023
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qwerty51
Stirling Mortlock (74)
It’s finalised
scrum Dan Palmer
lineout/maul Pierre Henry Broncan
forwards Neal Hatley
defence Brett Hodgson
skills Berrick Barnes
attack Wisemantel as consultant
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Stats time.
Limited to players 'of national interest'. So those in the Eddie's squad, plus a few Aussie guys from last year and some roughies.
Also limited to players who have played at least 250 minutes of rugby this year.
Top Defender (most tackles with tackle success rate)
1. Lalakai Foketi (WAR) – 88 tackles @ 92.63%
2. Carter Gordon (REB) – 88 @ 84.62%
3. Hamish Stewart (FOR) – 87 @ 90.63%
4. Josh Flook (RED) – 65 @ 86.67%
5. Jake Gordon (WAR) – 62 @ 81.58%
6. Izaia Perese (WAR) – 52 @ 78.87%
7. Mark Nawaqanitawase (WAR) – 53 @ 80.30%
8. Bayley Kuenzle (FOR) – 51 @ 85%
9. Andy Muirhead (BRU) – 48 @ 72.73%
10. Lachie Anderson (REB) – 43 @ 82.69%
Work Rate leaders (minutes per tackle or turnover or carry - lower the better).
1. Hamish Stewart (FOR) – 4.04
2. Isaac Henry (RED) – 4.30
3. Bayley Kuenzle (FOR) – 4.63
4. James O’Connor (RED) – 4.69
5. Lalakai Foketi (WAR) – 4.80
6. Carter Gordon (REB) – 4.86
7. Ben O’Donnell (BRU) – 4.87
8. Mark Nawaqanitawase (WAR) – 5.16
9. Izaia Perese (WAR) – 5.28
10. Lawson Creighton (RED) – 5.32
Biggest Attacking influence (minutes per [clean break plus defender beaten, off load, try assist] with a metres / carry multiplier. Lower the better. )
1. Corey Toole (BRU) – 1.52
2. Joe Pincus (REB) – 1.78
3. Andrew Kellaway (REB) – 1.82
4. Tom Wright (BRU) – 1.89
5 Toni Pulu (FOR) – 1.90
6. Filipo Daugunu (RED) – 1.95
7. Jordan Petaia (RED) – 1.98
8. Mark Nawaqanitawase (WAR) – 2.22
9. James O’Connor (RED) – 2.23
10. Tate McDermott (RED) – 2.26
Disrupter (minutes per defender beaten or clean break or off load or turn over won or dominant tackle or line out steal)
1. Filipo Daugunu (RED) – 9.94
2. Ben O’Donnell (BRU) – 10.23
3. Issak Fines-Leleiwasa (FOR) – 11.53
4. James O’Connor (RED) – 12.00
5. Andrew Kellaway (REB) – 12.09
6. Toni Pulu (FOR) – 12.16
7. Mark Nawaqanitawase (WAR) – 12.31
8. Jordan Petaia (RED) – 12.91
9. Corey Toole (BRU) – 12.95
10. Tate McDermott (RED) – 13.97
Defensive Kings (minute per [tackle plus dominant tackle plus turnover won] with a tackle completion multiplier - lower the better)
1. Hamish Stewart (FOR) – 7.03
2. Carter Gordon (REB) – 8.88
3. Lalakai Foketi (WAR) – 9.05
4. Bayley Kuenzle (FOR) – 9.78
5. Lawson Creighton (RED) – 10.52
6. Ryan Lonergan (BRU) – 10.66
7. Isaac Henry (RED) – 10.69
8. Issak Fines-Leleiwasa (FOR) – 11.35
9. Nic White (BRU) – 11.37
10. Josh Flook (RED) – 11.38
The Uh Oh (minute per turn over conceded or missed tackle or penalty conceded with bonus points for cards - lower the worst)
1. Ben O’Donnell (BRU) – 13.35
2. FIlipo Daugunu (RED) – 16.10
3. Jordan Petaia (RED) – 16.71
4. Reece Hodge (REB) – 17.15
5. Carter Gordon (REB) – 17.85
6. Ryan Lonergan (BRU) – 19.42
7. James O’Connor (RED) – 19.43
8. Nic White (BRU) – 20.29
9. Jake Gordon (WAR) – 21.26
10. Andy Muirhead (BRU) – 22.06
Now the Forwards
Top Defender
1. Fraser McReight (RED) – 127 @ 91.37%
2. Brad Wilkin (REB) – 122 @ 92.42%
3. Rory Scott (BRU) – 115 @ 82.14%
4. Tim Anstee (FOR) – 103 @ 89.57%
5. Harry Wilson (RED) – 97 @ 82.91%
6. Michael Hooper (WAR) – 95 @ 81.20%
7. Ollie Callan (FOR) – 93 @ 93%
8. Cadeyrn Neville (BRU) – 91 @ 91%
9. Lachlan Lonergan (BRU) – 85 @ 96.59%
10. Rob Valetini (BRU) – 83 @ 90.22%
Work Rate leaders
1. Luke Reimer (BRU) – 2.87
2. Harry Wilson (RED) – 3.02
3. Mahe Vailanu (WAR) – 3.25
4. Ollie Callan (FOR) – 3.28
5. Fraser McReight (RED) – 3.41
6. Brad Wilkin (REB) – 3.48
7. Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco (FOR) – 3.56
8. Lachlan Lonergan (BRU) – 3.57
9. Rob Valetini (BRU) & Dave Porecki (WAR) – 3.63
Biggest Attacking influence
1. Langi Gleeson (WAR) – 1.73
2. Harry Wilson (RED) – 5.88
3. Pete Samu (BRU) – 6.92
4. Josh Canham (REB) – 9.52
5. Pone Fa’amausili (REB) – 10.60
6. Tim Anstee (FOR) – 11.01
7. Fraser McReight (RED) – 11.67
8. Nick Frost (BRU) – 12.63
9. Will Harris (WAR) – 13.71
10. Brad Wilkin (REB) – 14.88
Disrupter
1. Langi Gleeson (WAR) – 13.71
2. Harry Wilson (RED) – 17.75
3. Josh Canham (REB) – 19.46
4. Fraser McReight (RED) – 21.18
5. Ollie Callan (FOR) – 20.13
6. Luke Reimer (BRU) – 22.75
7. Liam Wright (RED) – 23.33
8. Will Harris (WAR) – 23.76
9. Nick Frost (BRU) & Jeremy Williams (FOR) – 24.71
Defensive Kings.
1. Luke Reimer (BRU) – 4.55
2. Ollie Callan (FOR) – 4.88
3. Lachlan Lonergan (BRU) – 5.07
4. Dave Porecki (WAR) – 5.27
5. Fraser McReight (RED) – 5.32
6. Brad Wilkin (REB) – 5.51
7. Rory Scott (BRU) – 5.53
8. Harry Johnson-Holmes (WAR) – 5.92
9. Ned Hanigan (WAR) – 6.06
10. Lachlan Swinton (WAR) – 6.23
The Uh Oh
1. Luke Reimer (BRU) – 13.00
2. Rhys van Nek (BRU) – 14.94
3. Josh Canham (REB) – 16.10
4. Ollie Callan (FOR) & Blake Schoupp (BRU) – 16.54
6. Michael Hooper (WAR) – 17.03
7. Rory Scott (BRU) – 17.21
8. Mahe Vailanu (WAR) – 18.57
9. Tom Lambert (WAR) – 18.68
10. Tetera Faulkner (WAR) – 18.77
Limited to players 'of national interest'. So those in the Eddie's squad, plus a few Aussie guys from last year and some roughies.
Also limited to players who have played at least 250 minutes of rugby this year.
Top Defender (most tackles with tackle success rate)
1. Lalakai Foketi (WAR) – 88 tackles @ 92.63%
2. Carter Gordon (REB) – 88 @ 84.62%
3. Hamish Stewart (FOR) – 87 @ 90.63%
4. Josh Flook (RED) – 65 @ 86.67%
5. Jake Gordon (WAR) – 62 @ 81.58%
6. Izaia Perese (WAR) – 52 @ 78.87%
7. Mark Nawaqanitawase (WAR) – 53 @ 80.30%
8. Bayley Kuenzle (FOR) – 51 @ 85%
9. Andy Muirhead (BRU) – 48 @ 72.73%
10. Lachie Anderson (REB) – 43 @ 82.69%
Work Rate leaders (minutes per tackle or turnover or carry - lower the better).
1. Hamish Stewart (FOR) – 4.04
2. Isaac Henry (RED) – 4.30
3. Bayley Kuenzle (FOR) – 4.63
4. James O’Connor (RED) – 4.69
5. Lalakai Foketi (WAR) – 4.80
6. Carter Gordon (REB) – 4.86
7. Ben O’Donnell (BRU) – 4.87
8. Mark Nawaqanitawase (WAR) – 5.16
9. Izaia Perese (WAR) – 5.28
10. Lawson Creighton (RED) – 5.32
Biggest Attacking influence (minutes per [clean break plus defender beaten, off load, try assist] with a metres / carry multiplier. Lower the better. )
1. Corey Toole (BRU) – 1.52
2. Joe Pincus (REB) – 1.78
3. Andrew Kellaway (REB) – 1.82
4. Tom Wright (BRU) – 1.89
5 Toni Pulu (FOR) – 1.90
6. Filipo Daugunu (RED) – 1.95
7. Jordan Petaia (RED) – 1.98
8. Mark Nawaqanitawase (WAR) – 2.22
9. James O’Connor (RED) – 2.23
10. Tate McDermott (RED) – 2.26
Disrupter (minutes per defender beaten or clean break or off load or turn over won or dominant tackle or line out steal)
1. Filipo Daugunu (RED) – 9.94
2. Ben O’Donnell (BRU) – 10.23
3. Issak Fines-Leleiwasa (FOR) – 11.53
4. James O’Connor (RED) – 12.00
5. Andrew Kellaway (REB) – 12.09
6. Toni Pulu (FOR) – 12.16
7. Mark Nawaqanitawase (WAR) – 12.31
8. Jordan Petaia (RED) – 12.91
9. Corey Toole (BRU) – 12.95
10. Tate McDermott (RED) – 13.97
Defensive Kings (minute per [tackle plus dominant tackle plus turnover won] with a tackle completion multiplier - lower the better)
1. Hamish Stewart (FOR) – 7.03
2. Carter Gordon (REB) – 8.88
3. Lalakai Foketi (WAR) – 9.05
4. Bayley Kuenzle (FOR) – 9.78
5. Lawson Creighton (RED) – 10.52
6. Ryan Lonergan (BRU) – 10.66
7. Isaac Henry (RED) – 10.69
8. Issak Fines-Leleiwasa (FOR) – 11.35
9. Nic White (BRU) – 11.37
10. Josh Flook (RED) – 11.38
The Uh Oh (minute per turn over conceded or missed tackle or penalty conceded with bonus points for cards - lower the worst)
1. Ben O’Donnell (BRU) – 13.35
2. FIlipo Daugunu (RED) – 16.10
3. Jordan Petaia (RED) – 16.71
4. Reece Hodge (REB) – 17.15
5. Carter Gordon (REB) – 17.85
6. Ryan Lonergan (BRU) – 19.42
7. James O’Connor (RED) – 19.43
8. Nic White (BRU) – 20.29
9. Jake Gordon (WAR) – 21.26
10. Andy Muirhead (BRU) – 22.06
Now the Forwards
Top Defender
1. Fraser McReight (RED) – 127 @ 91.37%
2. Brad Wilkin (REB) – 122 @ 92.42%
3. Rory Scott (BRU) – 115 @ 82.14%
4. Tim Anstee (FOR) – 103 @ 89.57%
5. Harry Wilson (RED) – 97 @ 82.91%
6. Michael Hooper (WAR) – 95 @ 81.20%
7. Ollie Callan (FOR) – 93 @ 93%
8. Cadeyrn Neville (BRU) – 91 @ 91%
9. Lachlan Lonergan (BRU) – 85 @ 96.59%
10. Rob Valetini (BRU) – 83 @ 90.22%
Work Rate leaders
1. Luke Reimer (BRU) – 2.87
2. Harry Wilson (RED) – 3.02
3. Mahe Vailanu (WAR) – 3.25
4. Ollie Callan (FOR) – 3.28
5. Fraser McReight (RED) – 3.41
6. Brad Wilkin (REB) – 3.48
7. Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco (FOR) – 3.56
8. Lachlan Lonergan (BRU) – 3.57
9. Rob Valetini (BRU) & Dave Porecki (WAR) – 3.63
Biggest Attacking influence
1. Langi Gleeson (WAR) – 1.73
2. Harry Wilson (RED) – 5.88
3. Pete Samu (BRU) – 6.92
4. Josh Canham (REB) – 9.52
5. Pone Fa’amausili (REB) – 10.60
6. Tim Anstee (FOR) – 11.01
7. Fraser McReight (RED) – 11.67
8. Nick Frost (BRU) – 12.63
9. Will Harris (WAR) – 13.71
10. Brad Wilkin (REB) – 14.88
Disrupter
1. Langi Gleeson (WAR) – 13.71
2. Harry Wilson (RED) – 17.75
3. Josh Canham (REB) – 19.46
4. Fraser McReight (RED) – 21.18
5. Ollie Callan (FOR) – 20.13
6. Luke Reimer (BRU) – 22.75
7. Liam Wright (RED) – 23.33
8. Will Harris (WAR) – 23.76
9. Nick Frost (BRU) & Jeremy Williams (FOR) – 24.71
Defensive Kings.
1. Luke Reimer (BRU) – 4.55
2. Ollie Callan (FOR) – 4.88
3. Lachlan Lonergan (BRU) – 5.07
4. Dave Porecki (WAR) – 5.27
5. Fraser McReight (RED) – 5.32
6. Brad Wilkin (REB) – 5.51
7. Rory Scott (BRU) – 5.53
8. Harry Johnson-Holmes (WAR) – 5.92
9. Ned Hanigan (WAR) – 6.06
10. Lachlan Swinton (WAR) – 6.23
The Uh Oh
1. Luke Reimer (BRU) – 13.00
2. Rhys van Nek (BRU) – 14.94
3. Josh Canham (REB) – 16.10
4. Ollie Callan (FOR) & Blake Schoupp (BRU) – 16.54
6. Michael Hooper (WAR) – 17.03
7. Rory Scott (BRU) – 17.21
8. Mahe Vailanu (WAR) – 18.57
9. Tom Lambert (WAR) – 18.68
10. Tetera Faulkner (WAR) – 18.77
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LeCheese
Greg Davis (50)
When will Wilson fans understand that he just needs to do more?
The Red Baron
Chilla Wilson (44)
Liam Wright occupies 2 spots in the disrupter top 10 eh? That's quite the effort...
Other than that, top work Reg.
Derpus
Nathan Sharpe (72)
Nawaqanitawase showing up in the top 10 for defence, work rate, attacking influence and disruption is a really good sign. While he isn't topping any of them he's clearly rounding out his game this year.
Other main take away from a Tah fan is that Hooper really hasnt hit his stride. You would expect him to be in the top 10 for attacking influence typically. It's also not great that he isn't in the top 10 for disruption.
Joe Blow
John Hipwell (52)
Kerevi on one leg is better than any other 12 option we have by some distance. If he is close to fit he will go.
Dctarget
Tim Horan (67)
Biggest Attacking influence
1. Langi Gleeson (WAR) – 1.73
Disrupter
1. Langi Gleeson (WAR) – 13.71
It is interesting to see that Langi is just out the gate the best attacking 8 in the country. 3.39 times the 2nd best, Wilson.
Strange to see Valetini is almost unsighted in these numbers. Doesn't match what I've seen but maybe I go looking for it.
Also not that I expected him but no Vunivalu either.
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LeCheese
Greg Davis (50)
Yeah, it's an interesting one. I can't say I'm aboard the Valetini hype train - solid performer who can no doubt be influential at the international level, and who I fully expect to be given the 8 jersey, but I just don't see him as the standout performer that many here do. Likewise, maybe I'm not looking for it.
On Vunivalu, he has his moments throughout games, but can understand why the 'per minute' stats would do him no favours - particularly as he's only started really looking for work in the last couple of weeks
Wilson
Phil Kearns (64)
Biggest difference I can see between Gleeson and guys like Wilson and Valetini is in minutes per game. Gleeson has only played 80 once and averages below 60 minutes a game, while Wilson and Valetini are almost always playing 80 - Wilson has missed 10 minutes for a yellow card and Valetini came off at the 59th minute of one game, playing 80 in the rest of his starts. Playing a role based around limited minutes is always going to help Gleeson's impact comparatively (though it's a great impact).
qwerty51
Stirling Mortlock (74)
I have both not making the squad
Slim 293
Stirling Mortlock (74)
Eddie actually said he needs to "work harder"...
Wallaby Man
Nev Cottrell (35)
Minus McReights exceptional form the last couple of weeks, Brad Wilkin has been the best 7 this season.
I personally don’t believe he has ceiling that McReight does, but it wouldn’t be a shock if he was World Cup bound. Eddie made special mention of him post camp and we all know he loves “test match warriors”. Wilkin is a warrior and a big body which does tick a lot of Eddie’s preferences.
I personally don’t believe he has ceiling that McReight does, but it wouldn’t be a shock if he was World Cup bound. Eddie made special mention of him post camp and we all know he loves “test match warriors”. Wilkin is a warrior and a big body which does tick a lot of Eddie’s preferences.
Depending on who plays 6 though it's potentially being able to deliver that impact in a shorter period of time that really favours Gleeson towards getting a spot in the 23.