What so they can throw it on the ground at he halfs feet and be can throw an interception?Gee, I hope the Tahs can win some lineout ball. Not many options for Ulugia to throw out and he isn't the strongest thrower. Tahs to take quick throws as much as possible. Folau will run everything. Could be a cracking match.
Just checked the odds for this match. Cheetahs are $3.65. seriously?! I'm going to have generous bet on the Cheetahs. The tahs were horrible last week. easy money.
But the Cheetahs were horrible the week before.
I think the Tahs should win this. The Cheetahs are a very hot-and-cold side, and feed off opposition mistakes. They beat the Highlanders comfortably despite having hardly any possession, and also the Clan played like shit.
It might be close though, and I do agree 3.65 is overs.
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Tahs Side confirmed:
1. Benn Robinson (Eastwood)
2. John Ulugia (Eastern Suburbs)
3. Paddy Ryan (Sydney University)
4. Sitaleki Timani (Southern Districts)
5. Kane Douglas (Southern Districts)
6. Dave Dennis (Sydney University, captain)
7. Michael Hooper (Manly)
8. Pat McCutcheon (Sydney University)
9. Brendan McKibbin (Eastern Suburbs)
10. Bernard Foley (Sydney University)
11. Peter Betham (Sydney University)
12. Berrick Barnes (Sydney University)
13. Adam Ashley-Cooper (Northern Suburbs)
14. Lachie Turner (Eastwood)
15. Israel Folau (Sydney University)
Replacements
16. Luke Holmes (Warringah)
17. Jeremy Tilse (Sydney University)
18. Mitchell Chapman (Eastern Suburbs)
19. Lopeti Timani (Southern Districts)
20. Matt Lucas (Manly)
21. Ben Volavola (Southern Districts)
22. Rob Horne (Southern Districts)
Back to Fatprop's question from a few pages ago, I'll be out there looking down my nose at the game while discussing the movers from Friday's stock market, bemoaning the federal labour government and asking those around me to keep the noise down. Hopefully there are plenty of others to drown me out for a change.
So who is up for a drink before this one? or after?
Lindommer and I were going to meet at the Local Taphouse for a couple of beers prior to the game. You're welcome to join us (or anyone else for that matter).
I should get there around 6pm or a little after.
I can't go out after the game as I have my cricket semi-final starting Saturday morning.
So who is up for a drink before this one? or after?
Lindommer and I were going to meet at the Local Taphouse for a couple of beers prior to the game. You're welcome to join us (or anyone else for that matter).
I should get there around 6pm or a little after.
I can't go out after the game as I have my cricket semi-final starting Saturday morning.
I don't like the centre pairing at all.
We now have a 12 that doesn't like to take on the line, and when he does rarely breaks or bends it.
Our outside centre has a serious passing problem, he doesn't.
For a while now, opposition teams have rushed AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) at 13 and closed down the backline. A ball playing 13 loves being rushed as being a target opens other opportunities for the players either side of him. If he can pass that is.
In this backline where is the sparkle, where is the blistering acceleration or the bone jarring crash balling? You need this to create space and while the back three offer promise, they will probably get little ball and probably even less space.
Yeah, I'd love to see some cross-field kicks to Folau when within striking distance of the try line. It's kind of amazing that they haven't tried this yet given it was basically those highlight reels that got him millions from the AFL.