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Greg Davis (50)
hey man, were not the force, and you cant point the finger at nsw and then worship latham, its one or the other!
naza said:NTA said:Lindommer said:there were a few NSWRU alickadoos
Mystery solved - these are the same people who let so much talent slip through in those days.
You are playing off the bench in Subbies 2nds. Time to let go of the bitterness Nick.
NTA said:naza said:NTA said:Lindommer said:there were a few NSWRU alickadoos
Mystery solved - these are the same people who let so much talent slip through in those days.
You are playing off the bench in Subbies 2nds. Time to let go of the bitterness Nick.
You forgot to mention 5th Division. And just for the record: I turned NSW down out of respect for Matt Dunning - you only need one "fattest prop" in each squad...
naza said:And now that he's been snapped up by the Farce you might want to put in some training instead of hovering over the phone. BYO doughnuts !
The HSBC Waratahs 2010 Super 14 campaign has received an another boost with the re-signing international prop Sekope Kepu, backrower Ben Mowen and promising hooker Damien Fitzpatrick.
Ben Mowen powers forward.
Having made his Wallaby debut on the 2008 Spring Tour, Sekope Kepu has re-signed with the NSW and Australian Rugby Unions for a further two years and will play his third season with the HSBC Waratahs in 2010.
Mowen joined the HSBC Waratahs at the end of 2007 and has re-committed to the side having made his NSW Super 14 debut in 2009 and playing in all 13 matches this season.
Australian U20s captain Damien Fitzpatrick received his first opportunity at Super 14 level midway through the year when Adam Freier's season ended with a torn biceps, and his Rugby development will continue alongside Freier and Wallaby hooker Tatafu Polota-Nau.
"These are three really significant re-signings for us," said HSBC Waratahs Head Coach Chris Hickey. "Ben Mowen was one of the most improved players in the competition this year, while Damien Fitzpatrick showed at just 19 years of age that he can handle it in the front row at this level.
"Re-signing a prop of Sekope's ability was also extremely important for us. When Al Baxter, Matt Dunning, Sekope and Adam Freier were all out injured at the same time this year, we were blessed to have guys like Fitzy and Dan Palmer to fill the breach - that depth in the front row can't be underestimated in the Super 14.
The signatures of Kepu, Mowen and Fitzpatrick are the latest in a concerted squad retention push by the HSBC Waratahs coaching panel and High Performance Manager, Scott Bowen.
"Keeping a successful core group of players together year on year is really important," said Hickey. "We went into 2009 with a lot of players off-contract at the end of the season, but we've managed to re-sign Phil Waugh, Al Baxter, Rob Horne, Luke Burgess, Dean Mumm, Kurtley Beale, Daniel Halangahu, Tatafu Polota-Nau and Will Caldwell, and now we can add Sekope, Ben and Fitzy."
Josh Holmes has been brought in to take over from Brett Sheehan, while internationals Benn Robinson, Scott Fava, Adam Freier, Wycliff Palu, Timana Tahu and Lachie Turner remain under contract with the 2008 Super 14 runners-up.
"Maintaining a high level of squad retention from a pretty successful team ensures we don't lose a lot of the hard work from 2008 and 2009, and we're hoping a couple of shrewd acquisitions will enable us to progress our game even further," said Hickey. "There's still a couple of vacancies open on the roster and we're doing a lot of work behind the scenes to set ourselves up in the best possible way for 2010."
louie said:i'ld like to see:
9. bur
10. dan h
11. drew
12. J.holmes
13. R Thorne
14. Turner
15 Beale
NTA said:Ye Gods and little fishes NOT Mitchell at fullback. I'd rather have Turner there with Horne as the blindside wing for kick returns.
NTA said::lmao: Maybe louie means R Horne