Hugh Jarse
Rocky Elsom (76)
http://www.rugby.com.au/News/NewsAr...th-the-Qantas-Wallabies-ahead-of-England.aspx
KB (Kurtley Beale) with Waratahs until end of 2017.
We need to lock in Pete Samu and Michael Ala'alatoa ASAP.
Can we take Foketi back too.
Pete Samu he was barely talked about when he played at Randwick?
That may be the case (although I seem to recall hearing his name plenty of times) but he wouldn't be the first player to flourish in a different environment. He'll be picked up by a Super Rugby team for sure.Pete Samu he was barely talked about when he played at Randwick?
Surprised the AR didn't see it. Probably not 10 weeks but four at least. Hope the Tahs have some way to get out of the contract. I'm a believer in second chances but this guy uses second chances like kindling.Zac Guildford's ITM is likely over. Should get banned for 10+ weeks. Did a disgusting tackle.
What do you mean?
Nearly one billion were spent to build it and you're going to destroy it just because the view for rugby isn't so good?
Surprised the AR didn't see it. Probably not 10 weeks but four at least. Hope the Tahs have some way to get out of the contract. I'm a believer in second chances but this guy uses second chances like kindling.
Zac Guildford's ITM is likely over. Should get banned for 10+ weeks. Did a disgusting tackle.
I heard that Guildford is going to the Blues. Tana Umaga wants him:
http://m.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=11499263
That is dated a week before the latest news..
I have to agree it's one of the worst lifting tackles of the season. He has to go. I heard that DG has talked him back into coming to the Tahs. He might be having second thoughts after seeing this tackle.For those who (like me) didn't see it:
Amazingly I can't find any reference to the tackle, much less ZG being cited for it, on any of the usual-suspect sites. Gotta be worth six weeks, I'd have thought.
Grey will coach alongside new coaching recruits Cameron Blades and Chris Malone in Head Coach Daryl Gibson’s inaugural season, and says he is looking forward to the opportunity to build on the successful culture of the team.
“Over the past few years we have had some great success, and it is wonderful to look back and recognise that, but we’re creating our own path with this group and developing the Waratahs into a stronger, more consistent and hopefully very competitive team,” Grey said.
“Knowing their [Blades and Malone] history they will be able to bring a different skill set and fresh perspective to what Daryl and I have, so it will be fantastic to pick their brains and learn from them - I have no doubt they will be able to really add to the Waratahs team culture in their own unique way, I’m looking forward to working alongside them next season.”
Grey is currently on tour with the Wallabies in an assistant coaching capacity, and will return to the Volvo Centre for the 2016 pre-season training in December.