I have never cared for the game, I am more interested in Reds v Brumbies.It gets said every year, but how have we let what should be the most important domestic rugby match in our calender become so meaningless that coaches are resting players for it?
I think plug in players on a short turn around probably increases the injury risk a little bit, not a lot the tahs could've done there, though they should have been much more proactive about queuing up injury replacements given the early injuries and the fact that they were effectively carrying Lambert on the hope he'd be fit for finals.It's wild that guys like Enrique Pieretto came in as a medical joker, an experienced test player and he got injured in his first game. So it's not like you can attribute it to bad S&C at the Tahs and/or guys coming in who are totally out of their depth.
I'd guess Paddy Ryan is back for the offseason to spend time with family etc. and is doing this as as favour.
Sure, same as everyone. It's been a better game for as long as anyone can remember.I have never cared for the game, I am more interested in Reds v Brumbies.
Even by round 8, if the Tahs got their act together and Reds dropped a couple more games this could have been a very important match.All things being equal, the prediction at the start of the season would have been two pretty evenly matched teams competing for a similar spot on the ladder so it should have been a very important game.
Nothing,nothing …. best of luck, what a great looking side … nothing to see here , what could possibly go wrong
No, I don’t think that rules that out completelyIt's wild that guys like Enrique Pieretto came in as a medical joker, an experienced test player and he got injured in his first game. So it's not like you can attribute it to bad S&C at the Tahs and/or guys coming in who are totally out of their depth.
I'd guess Paddy Ryan is back for the offseason to spend time with family etc. and is doing this as as favour.
No, I don’t think that rules that out completely
Come take your beating like a man!!!It's a tough one to get up for as a Waratahs fan, that's for sure.
Come take your beating like a man!!!
One last chance to get revenge on tahs fans for calling him 'tits for hands' Ryan all those years?Ex Japan and MLR, Paddy Ryan last played #1 at Super Rugby level against the Kings in April 2017. He was last a genuine starter in 2016.
With the Tahs FR curse in place, he is almost certain to be injured.
He is 35 years old, and here on holiday
And yet he answers the call. What a remarkable story. Legendary
That's shit. Big opportunity for the Reds media guys to get someone to call in.
Ex Japan and MLR, Paddy Ryan last played #1 at Super Rugby level against the Kings in April 2017. He was last a genuine starter in 2016.
And yet he answers the call. What a remarkable story. Legendary