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Wallabies 2025

Uh huh

Syd Malcolm (24)
Larkham first shifted from fullback to flyhalf for the Brumbies in 1998 before winning the World Cup in 1999. Jorgensen has two whole seasons of Super 12 to learn the ropes.
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Red Runner

Chris McKivat (8)
Larkham first shifted from fullback to flyhalf for the Brumbies in 1998 before winning the World Cup in 1999. Jorgensen has two whole seasons of Super 12 to learn the ropes.
Nup. It was talked about moving him to 10 for the 1998 Super RUgby season but Brumbies coach Eddie Jones refused.

His first game at 10 was for the Wallabies against England in 1998.
 

Uh huh

Syd Malcolm (24)
Nup. It was talked about moving him to 10 for the 1998 Super RUgby season but Brumbies coach Eddie Jones refused.

His first game at 10 was for the Wallabies against England in 1998.
You're right of course. I had misremembered that he replaced Knox mid-season, but it was Pat Howard.
 

TSR

Steve Williams (59)
Soooooo……. McLaughlin Phillips v Declan Meredith is on the verge of being a choice Schmidt might need to actually consider (for a squad spot).

At the very least a choice that should be good for 3-4 pages of backwards and forwards on here, with the inevitable calls from some to recall Foley.
 

Uh huh

Syd Malcolm (24)
Now Jack D is a Tah, the choice seems obvious
Of the remaining flyhalves that aren't already in the squad, I think Debreczini is the obvious next call-up if one is needed. Yes he's run hot and cold over the years, but he's had a strong season and gave a really good account of himself for the FNPs. Meredith is fresh out of the wrapper and McLaughlin-Phillips looks absolutely nowhere near making a step up.
 
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