Wallabies 2025

[JRugby2]

Interestingly enough no talk about Aiden Ross. Given our lack of options and depth in the prop department I was expecting him to be flown straight over after the final to be a part of the squad.

Ineligible until after Fiji I think so can't be included in the squad

 

[Qwertyrick]

Darby Lancaster is playing for
East on Saturday. He’s nowhere near the wallabies lol, lucky to be playing Shute shield

 

[rugbyAU]

lucky to be playing Shute shield

Given he's capped for the Wallabies, been part of a Shute shield premiership winning side, scored 5 tries in a game earlier this year and played 2 years super rugby at 22 I don't think so

 

[Qwertyrick]

Given he's capped for the Wallabies, been part of a Shute shield premiership winning side and played 2 years super rugby at 22 I don't think so

He spent most of this year in Shute shield. He played one game for the wallabies, was nowhere up to standard, the side they played was a C grade side as well, they only just won. He didn’t play too well either.

 

[TSR]

He’s part of a 7 member WTS who are all NSW or Brumby based, presumably due to being close to squad training, in a total squad size of 43. He’s young with the size and speed to be a valuable player in the future and worth some investment in. Doesn’t put him anywhere near the actual Wallaby team.

Not really a selection to get worried about.

 

[Box_Kick_]

The Wallabies squad looks solid with some interesting picks. Notable inclusions are uncapped players Nick Champion de Crespigny and Corey Toole, while James O'Connor missed out despite strong form. The team's mix of youth and experience could bode well for their upcoming fixtures, including the Fiji Test and the British & Irish Lions series.

 

[Derpus]

AI is so uncanny.

 

[Thalium]

It’s a pretty solid squad for the Fiji game