Wallabies 2024

[Wilson]

The quacks in Sydney have failed him, so Bell is headed up to QLD for some world class medical care and foot reshaping:

Injured Wallaby Bell set to undergo foot reshaping as he eyes off potential Bledisloe return

Injured Waratahs and Wallabies prop Angus Bell is hoping a reshaping of his foot will rid him of his injury problems in his quest to return to Rugby.

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Aiming to be back in September for the Bledisloe.

 

[Braveheart81]

The quacks in Sydney have failed him, so Bell is headed up to QLD for some world class medical care and foot reshaping:

The Sydney doctors aren't as used to treating people with freaky feet as the ones from Queensland.

 

[fatprop]

Why the Wallabies must snub game’s hottest property and NRL target

Max Jorgensen is a teenage phenomenon with a huge future. But decisions need to be made about how to best maximise his potential.

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He doesn't deserve a spot on his current form, he has struggled to break through the d-line on counter (or get any go forward) and gets bounced off in defence too often

 

[Wilson]

The Sydney doctors aren't as used to treating people with freaky feet as the ones from Queensland.

Probably best Bell moves up here full time then, we need a wallaby as important as him receiving the best possible care at all times.

 

[fatprop]

The quacks in Sydney have failed him, so Bell is headed up to QLD for some world class medical care and foot reshaping:

Injured Wallaby Bell set to undergo foot reshaping as he eyes off potential Bledisloe return

Injured Waratahs and Wallabies prop Angus Bell is hoping a reshaping of his foot will rid him of his injury problems in his quest to return to Rugby.

www.rugby.com.au

Aiming to be back in September for the Bledisloe.

Front row rehab club at the Tahs

“Some of my best mates are with me in rehab like Dan Botha who’s going through an Achilles, Tom Lambert and now Mahe (Vailanu) in the group so we’ve got a pretty good group in terms of blokes to lean on and help," he added.

 

[Wilson]

Front row rehab club at the Tahs

Yes, the place where all the front rowers are getting injured is definitely the safest place for him. Lightning never strikes twice ten times

 

[Dctarget]

McReight favourite to be captain?

 

[LevitatingSocks]

The quacks in Sydney have failed him, so Bell is headed up to QLD for some world class medical care and foot reshaping:

Injured Wallaby Bell set to undergo foot reshaping as he eyes off potential Bledisloe return

Injured Waratahs and Wallabies prop Angus Bell is hoping a reshaping of his foot will rid him of his injury problems in his quest to return to Rugby.

www.rugby.com.au

Aiming to be back in September for the Bledisloe.

Heaps of rugby players around SE QLD have had work done by Dr. Forster. Great surgeon and a top top bloke to talk rugby with as well.

 

[Jimmy_Crouch]

Heaps of rugby players around SE QLD have had work done by Dr. Forster. Great surgeon and a top top bloke to talk rugby with as well.

Including me but he didn't save my 6th grade career

 

[Ignoto]

The Sydney doctors aren't as used to treating people with freaky feet as the ones from Queensland.

The Sydney Orthos don't want to touch the midfield that is Bell's foot. They see it as nothing but risk.

In other words, they're no Charlie Teo!!!

 

[LevitatingSocks]

Including me but he didn't save my 6th grade career

the brightest flames of friday night prems burn the fastest

 

[The_Brown_Hornet]

McReight favourite to be captain?

I think he's got future Wallaby captain written all over him and he did it with the 20's so why not? For mine he should be one of the first names on the team sheet, which is important for your skipper.

 

[whitefalcon]

McReight favourite to be captain?

Surely its 7As (Allan Ala'alatoa)

 

[Mr Pilfer]

Surely its 7As (Allan Ala'alatoa) (Allan Ala'alatoa)

Those two would be the only logical options, I would make the move to McReight now.

I know he is leaving but amazing how Marky Mark (Nawaqanitawase) has completely dropped out of the conversation, he exploded on to the test team and his drop in form has been significant, hopefully he can rediscover something before leaving

 

[LevitatingSocks]

Those two would be the only logical options, I would make the move to McReight now.

I know he is leaving but amazing how Marky Mark (Nawaqanitawase) (Nawaqanitawase) has completely dropped out of the conversation, he exploded on to the test team and his drop in form has been significant, hopefully he can rediscover something before leaving

He looks lethargic. Don't know if it's a lack of motivation due to leaving for league, a demoralizing Tahs environment, or the fact that he is struggling to pull that newfound muscle mass around.

 

[TSR]

McReight favourite to be captain?

I would still have McDermott as my first pick.

 

[Joe Blow]

He doesn't deserve a spot on his current form, he has struggled to break through the d-line on counter (or get any go forward) and gets bounced off in defence too often

No mention of him here, or Toole for that matter.

The five Aussie young guns who should be celebrated - and the one who is ready for the Wallabies

Australia has always produced tremendously talented rugby players but as a country we’ve had a detrimental tendency to over-hype youngsters, creating unrealistic, unfair, and…

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I agree with all of that. Cale is ready to at least be in the squad and competing for a cap or two. They all have big futures ahead of them.
There is some exceptional talent coming through.

 

[Adam84]

Jorgensen lining up for Randwick this weekend

 

[fatprop]

I know he is leaving but amazing how Marky Mark (Nawaqanitawase) (Nawaqanitawase) has completely dropped out of the conversation, he exploded on to the test team and his drop in form has been significant, hopefully he can rediscover something before leaving

He has reverted closer to his norm this year, just trying too hard to make things happen rather than working on the process by doing the basics well.

He needs to commit more to the current effort and put his body on the line rather than leave the tough stuff to others. ie cut the lazy passes to someone not in a better position, dive on those loose balls and make a decision in defence and commit

 

[The_Brown_Hornet]

No mention of him here, or Toole for that matter.

The five Aussie young guns who should be celebrated - and the one who is ready for the Wallabies

Australia has always produced tremendously talented rugby players but as a country we’ve had a detrimental tendency to over-hype youngsters, creating unrealistic, unfair, and…

www.theroar.com.au

I agree with all of that. Cale is ready to at least be in the squad and competing for a cap or two. They all have big futures ahead of them.
There is some exceptional talent coming through.

Agreed. The last few years in the U20's have produced some good to very good players.