All Things Rugby

haha playing rugby in the windy is absolutely the worst too!

I'd walk off the field, I've got a severe phobia of playing rugby in the wind.

playing in fog can be a joke too. I once played in fog so bad you couldn't see the 22 from try line. Literally every clearance kick you had to search for the ball. I was playing wing so it was a bit of a nightmare.

garybeard wrote:

playing in fog can be a joke too. I once played in fog so bad you couldn't see the 22 from try line. Literally every clearance kick you had to search for the ball. I was playing wing so it was a bit of a nightmare.

yeah ive played like that before
someone kicks the wall and you wander up field with no idea

Look at the size of Will Skelton's left hand compared to the Rock's left hand...


I don't even son...

if ya smelllllllllllllllllll

I think Wallabies need to drop Nic White, Pat McCabe and Rob Horne

The waratahs #9 and #10 need to hook up. Phipps gives good quick ball.
Pat McCabe looks like a little Giteau, except with no skills
Rob Horne is straight out replaced by O'Connor.

9 - Phipps
10 - Foley
11 - O'Connor
12 - Toomua
13 - Ashley-Cooper
14 - Beale
15 - Falou

+ ---- - I think Wallabies need to drop Nic White, Pat McCabe and Rob Horne The waratahs #9 and #10 need to hook up. Phipps gives good quick ball. Pat McCabe looks like a little Giteau, except with no skills wrote:

I'll stop you right there, Pat McCabe is atleast a foot taller than Giteau and 10 kgs heavier, moreover, Pat retired on Monday and took up a position in the Brumbies front office due to chronic neck injuries.

When is it mine turn for Brumbies front office?

When you engage a stellar professional career, I'd guess.

beertank23 wrote:

I'll stop you right there, Pat McCabe is atleast a foot taller than Giteau and 10 kgs heavier, moreover, Pat retired on Monday and took up a position in the Brumbies front office due to chronic neck injuries.

gooooooone

Wallabies have had a shit scrum for a good 15 years.
Even the argentina's and irelands of the world have the advantage in this area

Argentina have since the early90's between regarded as top 3 scrums in the world.

NZ, England, Argentina, south Africa, Georgia would be my top 5.

even when we come up against wales, ireland, scotland, france, tonga our scrum is inferior or equal at best. i just want a scrum which can win our own feed, and not give away penalties.

im going to the bledisloe in bris in 2 weeks, fknwotm8

An All Blacks World Cup. European Cup. Super Rugby championship. Two Tri Nations trophies & three Bledisloe Cups.

Four rugby league premierships. Two State of Origin series wins. Kangaroos Test honours - the most unique of dual internationals.

More than 450 top-level games. A retirement announcement at 40.

Brad Thorn. A legend

Oh yeh Brad Thorn is absolute wrecking machine!

Anyone watch All Blacks vs Samoa? Fuck those islanders can fucking hit. The edge defenders literally try to hide in a pocket so they can fucking rush up out of the line to whack someone.

Jaco, your boy Tuialagi (sp?) whacked 2 cunts but then he misses a tackle for the All blacks first try which pretty much lost them the game as it finished 25-16, but mind you the tackle he missed was a 1 on 1 and he came flying accross to try and jam the cunt haha...went down swinging!

Fuckkk I didnt watch it but it would have been a scorcher!

Tuilagi is a certified beast! Mind you while he is an animal, I wouldn't call him light on his feet!

Did anyone watch the two part Australian Story piece on David Pocock? Interesting insight into his life.

I hope wallabies stick with the two number 7's in the forwards.
Hooper and McMahon/Gill now that Pocock is injured