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    Brumbies first try from a wonderful piece of refereeing

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    • SiamS Siam

      Brumbies first try from a wonderful piece of refereeing

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      @Siam said in Aussie Rugby:

      Brumbies first try from a wonderful piece of refereeing

      Clearly the refereeing team is from the same administration that put together the Force squad. Stunning incompetence from the moment the Brumbies winger stood on the sideline, threw the ball forward and yet they got a 5m scrum. Then the most obvious offside and somehow to these blind cretins it's not "clear and obvious" despite the fucking line painted on the ground.

      I turned Kayo off after that.

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      • antipodeanA antipodean

        @Godder said in Aussie Rugby:

        However, I'm always a fan of watching us smash Aussie teams, so have as many as you want.

        The problem is Australians don't. So if history repeats itself they bring nothing of benefit to the competition and in fact make it worse for Australians by diluting their existing teams. I don't know why they want this.

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        @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

        @Godder said in Aussie Rugby:

        However, I'm always a fan of watching us smash Aussie teams, so have as many as you want.

        The problem is Australians don't. So if history repeats itself they bring nothing of benefit to the competition and in fact make it worse for Australians by diluting their existing teams. I don't know why they want this.

        This is a very good point that i think gets missed a lot. Aussies don’t like watching their teams getting beaten regularly, whatever sport it is.
        The NZ dominance of the Bledisloe and Super rugby for the last 15 years or so has been a huge factor in their supporters turning away from the game.

        So if condensing their resources into 3x teams to make them more competitive crosses a red line that isn’t possible politically within Australian rugby, and only they can decide that. The maybe a trans Ta$man comp isn’t in their best interests.

        Just playing domestically or adding some other “expansion” teams to their comp will result in at least one of their teams/Groups of supporters being able to actually celebrate something each season. The other teams will also be in the running deeper in to the season and should hopefully hold the attention and enthusiasm of fans for longer.

        Im definitely starting to lean heavily towards seperate Super domestic comps with an added heineken cup style comp with NZ, Aust, SA and whoever else.
        This comp can be used for the expansion into new markets that everyone seems obsessed with.

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          This is absolutely hopeless by the tahs.

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            What an effort by Samu! Millimetre from touch.

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            • BonesB Bones

              What an effort by Samu! Millimetre from touch.

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              @Bones said in Aussie Rugby:

              What an effort by Samu! Millimetre from touch.

              A millimetre in touch IMO

              He’s played well though

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              • DuluthD Duluth

                @Bones said in Aussie Rugby:

                What an effort by Samu! Millimetre from touch.

                A millimetre in touch IMO

                He’s played well though

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                @Duluth said in Aussie Rugby:

                @Bones said in Aussie Rugby:

                What an effort by Samu! Millimetre from touch.

                A millimetre in touch IMO

                He’s played well though

                I didn't see it eh, like that little tugboat guy said, "I can see green!".

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                • D Derpus

                  @Bovidae They will lose players regardless - they are all being told to shrink their salary cap by sizeable margins.

                  The Force can become competitive pretty easily if Twiggy opens the cheque book. Bring in McMahon, Skelton, the two Arnolds, Latu, Kerevi, any of the 400 professional outside backs in Europe and Japan, etc.

                  They could very easily go from the worst team to the best. Don't see it happening though.

                  I still don't see the Force being shit as a problem. No comp is without whipping boys. And if they draw crowds and Twiggy investment who gives a fuck if they suck.

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                  @Derpus said in Aussie Rugby:

                  @Bovidae They will lose players regardless - they are all being told to shrink their salary cap by sizeable margins.

                  The Force can become competitive pretty easily if Twiggy opens the cheque book. Bring in McMahon, Skelton, the two Arnolds, Latu, Kerevi, any of the 400 professional outside backs in Europe and Japan, etc.

                  They could very easily go from the worst team to the best. Don't see it happening though.

                  I still don't see the Force being shit as a problem. No comp is without whipping boys. And if they draw crowds and Twiggy investment who gives a fuck if they suck.

                  See that's the problem. They're not self sustaining.

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                    Look out, fuckers. I'm official now.

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                    • NTAN NTA

                      Look out, fuckers. I'm official now.

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                      @NTA said in Aussie Rugby:

                      Look out, fuckers. I'm official now.

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                      On the positive side you can explain your shit decisions by pointing out you couldn't keep up with play. 😄

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                      • antipodeanA antipodean

                        @NTA said in Aussie Rugby:

                        Look out, fuckers. I'm official now.

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                        On the positive side you can explain your shit decisions by pointing out you couldn't keep up with play. 😄

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                        @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

                        @NTA said in Aussie Rugby:

                        Look out, fuckers. I'm official now.

                        cdcb2186-a8e9-423d-b9e7-a15b181da4fa-image.png

                        On the positive side you can explain your shit decisions by pointing out you couldn't keep up with play. 😄

                        5 games of women's Sevens today, plus half a game when another ref broke down. No way I'm keeping up with those girls... Even the division 2 teams.

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                          It was mentioned briefly, but I don't think the list was included.

                          Here's Dave Rennie's August Players of National Interest squad:

                          Halfbacks: Nic White, Jake Gordon, Tate McDermott
                          Five-eighths: Matt Toomua, Noah Lolesio, Will Harrison
                          No.12: James O'Connor, Reece Hodge (13), Irae Simone
                          No.13: Reece Hodge (12), Jordan Petaia, Tevita Kuridrani
                          Wing: James Ramm, Tom Wright, Marika Koroibete, Filipo Daugunu
                          Fullback: Jack Maddocks, Dane Haylett-Petty, Tom Banks.
                          Tighthead prop: Allan Alaalatoa, Pone Fa'amausili, Jermaine Ainsley, Taniela Tupou, Harry Johnson-Holmes
                          Loosehead prop: Angus Bell, Scott Sio, James Slipper, Harry Johnson-Holmes (both)
                          Hooker: Folau Faingaa, Connal McInerney, Jordan Uelese, Tom Horton
                          Second row: Ned Hanigan (6), Rob Simmons, Lukhan Salakaia-Loto, Trevor Hosea, Matt Philip, Cadeyrn Neville
                          No.6: Lachlan Swinton, Ned Hanigan (lock), Harry Wilson (8), Peter Samu (8), Rob Valetini
                          No.7: Michael Hooper, Liam Wright, Fraser McReight
                          No.8: Harry Wilson (6), Pete Samu (6), Isi Naisarani

                          Source: https://www.smh.com.au/sport/rugby-union/waratahs-rocket-up-rankings-in-wallabies-coach-s-watch-list-20200820-p55nrk.html

                          And this is a further article about that PONI list:
                          'It's certainly not the Wallabies squad': Rennie opens up on PONI squad ahead of Rugby Championship Tests

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                          • TimT Tim

                            Dave Rennie's August PONI list

                            Halfbacks: Nic White, Jake Gordon, Tate McDermott. Five-eighths: Matt Toomua, Noah Lolesio, Will Harrison. No.12: James O'Connor, Reece Hodge (13), Irae Simone. No.13: Reece Hodge (12), Jordan Petaia, Tevita Kuridrani. Wing: James Ramm, Tom Wright, Marika Koroibete, Filipo Daugunu. Fullback: Jack Maddocks, Dane Haylett-Petty, Tom Banks.Tighthead prop: Allan Alaalatoa, Pone Fa'amausili, Jermaine Ainsley, Taniela Tupou, Harry Johnson-Holmes. Loosehead prop: Angus Bell, Scott Sio, James Slipper, Harry Johnson-Holmes (both). Hooker: Folau Faingaa, Connal McInerney, Jordan Uelese, Tom Horton. Second row: Ned Hanigan (6), Rob Simmons, Lukhan Salakaia-Loto, Trevor Hosea, Matt Philip, Cadeyrn Neville. No.6: Lachlan Swinton, Ned Hanigan (lock), Harry Wilson (8), Peter Samu (8), Rob Valetini. No.7: Michael Hooper, Liam Wright, Fraser McReight. No.8: Harry Wilson (6), Pete Samu (6), Isi Naisarani.

                            https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/300088166/revealed-whos-in-and-whos-out-on-wallabies-coach-davie-rennies-watch-list

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                            @Tim said in Aussie Rugby:

                            Dave Rennie's August PONI list

                            Halfbacks: Nic White, Jake Gordon, Tate McDermott. Five-eighths: Matt Toomua, Noah Lolesio, Will Harrison. No.12: James O'Connor, Reece Hodge (13), Irae Simone. No.13: Reece Hodge (12), Jordan Petaia, Tevita Kuridrani. Wing: James Ramm, Tom Wright, Marika Koroibete, Filipo Daugunu. Fullback: Jack Maddocks, Dane Haylett-Petty, Tom Banks.Tighthead prop: Allan Alaalatoa, Pone Fa'amausili, Jermaine Ainsley, Taniela Tupou, Harry Johnson-Holmes. Loosehead prop: Angus Bell, Scott Sio, James Slipper, Harry Johnson-Holmes (both). Hooker: Folau Faingaa, Connal McInerney, Jordan Uelese, Tom Horton. Second row: Ned Hanigan (6), Rob Simmons, Lukhan Salakaia-Loto, Trevor Hosea, Matt Philip, Cadeyrn Neville. No.6: Lachlan Swinton, Ned Hanigan (lock), Harry Wilson (8), Peter Samu (8), Rob Valetini. No.7: Michael Hooper, Liam Wright, Fraser McReight. No.8: Harry Wilson (6), Pete Samu (6), Isi Naisarani.

                            https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/300088166/revealed-whos-in-and-whos-out-on-wallabies-coach-davie-rennies-watch-list

                            @Tim he doesn't read your posts bro

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                            • mariner4lifeM mariner4life

                              @Tim said in Aussie Rugby:

                              Dave Rennie's August PONI list

                              Halfbacks: Nic White, Jake Gordon, Tate McDermott. Five-eighths: Matt Toomua, Noah Lolesio, Will Harrison. No.12: James O'Connor, Reece Hodge (13), Irae Simone. No.13: Reece Hodge (12), Jordan Petaia, Tevita Kuridrani. Wing: James Ramm, Tom Wright, Marika Koroibete, Filipo Daugunu. Fullback: Jack Maddocks, Dane Haylett-Petty, Tom Banks.Tighthead prop: Allan Alaalatoa, Pone Fa'amausili, Jermaine Ainsley, Taniela Tupou, Harry Johnson-Holmes. Loosehead prop: Angus Bell, Scott Sio, James Slipper, Harry Johnson-Holmes (both). Hooker: Folau Faingaa, Connal McInerney, Jordan Uelese, Tom Horton. Second row: Ned Hanigan (6), Rob Simmons, Lukhan Salakaia-Loto, Trevor Hosea, Matt Philip, Cadeyrn Neville. No.6: Lachlan Swinton, Ned Hanigan (lock), Harry Wilson (8), Peter Samu (8), Rob Valetini. No.7: Michael Hooper, Liam Wright, Fraser McReight. No.8: Harry Wilson (6), Pete Samu (6), Isi Naisarani.

                              https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/300088166/revealed-whos-in-and-whos-out-on-wallabies-coach-davie-rennies-watch-list

                              @Tim he doesn't read your posts bro

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                                Hooper to Japan.

                                I think just a sabbatical type deal

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                                  https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=12360312

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                                    Brumbies v Force. Should be Brumbies by plenty

                                    Also there’s a sheila ref

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                                    • DuluthD Duluth

                                      Brumbies v Force. Should be Brumbies by plenty

                                      Also there’s a sheila ref

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                                      @Duluth said in Aussie Rugby:

                                      Brumbies v Force. Should be Brumbies by plenty

                                      Also there’s a sheila ref

                                      https://twitter.com/DrivingMaul/status/1299276002661552129?s=20

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                                        https://www.rugby.com.au/news/2020/08/27/super-rugby-au-amy-perrett-debut

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                                          I watched the first half and Perrett reffed pretty well. Good communicator and let the game flow I thought.

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