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Andrew Slack (58)
He'd better - otherwise Barbar's head might explode.A Finger out - http://www.foxsports.com.au/rugby/t...m=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed#.UfiKdTf0GNd
So I'm guessing R Horne will be getting a call from Link?
He'd better - otherwise Barbar's head might explode.A Finger out - http://www.foxsports.com.au/rugby/t...m=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed#.UfiKdTf0GNd
So I'm guessing R Horne will be getting a call from Link?
Yeah, 2008. Horne was first year out of school. Played a few S14 games for Tahs + Aus U20.Did McKenzie and Horne's time at the Tah's overlap?
Not a leading question, just curiosity.
Edit: talking about Links coaching time before i get a smart arsed answer
Ouch for Horne!
Obviously not rated at all.
Can't make the third choice with 2 other centres injured.
Say what you will about A finger's lack of pace, but that man is hard as fucking nails. In my playing days, I went through a similar situation with a shoulder injury (labral + capsule tear) that needed surgery, I postponed to the end of the year. Worst year of footy I ever played, I was so bloody hesitant to make tackles, clean out etc. with my left shoulder because it was loose and every 2nd or 3rd time I did it subluxed painfully and eventually dislocated properly during a club GF (we won, thankfully). To play the style of game that Ant Fainga'a plays while carrying that kind of niggle, and do it to pretty reasonable effect it must be said, is nothing short of exceptional. A great team man, I just wish he was a touch faster.
I am excited this means we are almost certain to see one, or maybe both of CFS and Kuridrani.
Rather than play Harris at 12 I would move AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) there and bring in Kuridrani at 13.
Why do players keep delaying surgery!? Have your body fixed as soon as possible, there's no point playing if you're only 80 percent fit. You just dramatically increase risks of arthritis later on in life.
Why do players keep delaying surgery!? Have your body fixed as soon as possible, there's no point playing if you're only 80 percent fit. You just dramatically increase risks of arthritis later on in life.