Aussie Pro Rugby
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thats got to be good news
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@nepia Not really as good wingers are dime a dozen up in beautiful Fiji and they could do a job probably close to as good as Nemani does currently and be able to do it for quite a few more years as well given Nemani's increasing age and waistline.
@higgins said in Aussie Rugby:
@nepia Not really as good wingers are dime a dozen up in beautiful Fiji and they could do a job probably close to as good as Nemani does currently and be able to do it for quite a few more years as well given Nemani's increasing age and waistline.
True, I was purely thinking of the fact he's a Fijian player. I agree, better one of the 4m young Fijian wingers out there get a Drua contract.
I withdraw my earlier comment. He can weaken Australia's wing depth.
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This includes uncapped trio Cadeyrn Neville, Nick Frost and Ryan Lonergan, with Neville named despite missing a large amount of the season with injury. All up there are eight uncapped players in the group, including Waratahs flyhalf Ben Donaldson and Reds fullback Jock Campbell. Donaldson is amongst ten Waratahs named in the squad, with the 22-year-old named despite coming from the field during Saturday's win over the Rebels with a calf complaint. He is joined by returning lock Jed Holloway and prop Harry Johnson-Holmes, earning call-ups after extended periods out of the national squad. Meanwhile, Campbell earns a well-deserved call-up after missing selection last year, picking up from where he left off in 2022.https://www.rugby.com.au/news/wallabies-confirm-squad-for-first-training-camp-of-2022-2022319
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This includes uncapped trio Cadeyrn Neville, Nick Frost and Ryan Lonergan, with Neville named despite missing a large amount of the season with injury. All up there are eight uncapped players in the group, including Waratahs flyhalf Ben Donaldson and Reds fullback Jock Campbell. Donaldson is amongst ten Waratahs named in the squad, with the 22-year-old named despite coming from the field during Saturday's win over the Rebels with a calf complaint. He is joined by returning lock Jed Holloway and prop Harry Johnson-Holmes, earning call-ups after extended periods out of the national squad. Meanwhile, Campbell earns a well-deserved call-up after missing selection last year, picking up from where he left off in 2022.https://www.rugby.com.au/news/wallabies-confirm-squad-for-first-training-camp-of-2022-2022319
@kiwimurph 'Waratahs flyhalf Ben Donaldson'? Have the selectors not been watching any rugby?
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@kiwimurph 'Waratahs flyhalf Ben Donaldson'? Have the selectors not been watching any rugby?
@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:
@kiwimurph 'Waratahs flyhalf Ben Donaldson'? Have the selectors not been watching any rugby?
Get him in, have a look, tell him what to work on, send him back. It's a 40-man squad after all. They're looking at Caydern Neville who hasn't played a minute this year!
The Force aren't providing a 10 - Pasitoa too young, McIntyre not enough game time. Neither are the Rebels.
So you've got Lolesio, O'Connor, and Donaldson in your 40-man squad. We know who the two likelies are.
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@kiwimurph 'Waratahs flyhalf Ben Donaldson'? Have the selectors not been watching any rugby?
@antipodean people rate him here for some reason. Hes not even the best flyhalf in the side.
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Another prop try from the weekend.
https://twitter.com/StanSportRugby/status/1505469195768803331
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@stargazer not a fan of naming a successor in the middle of the season, its just asking for dressing room drama
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@stargazer not a fan of naming a successor in the middle of the season, its just asking for dressing room drama
@kiwiwomble yeah it's a bit shit. On one hand how does Sampson feel about it? On the other hand you've got succession planning to think about, particularly as Cron arrives later this year.
I guess Sampson knew the deal when he took up the post, particularly when Cron has been seen as the One That Got Away from Aussie Rugby when the Tahs were still faffing around with Gibson. However, I think time overseas would have helped him enormously and so any time is a good time in this case...
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@kiwiwomble yeah it's a bit shit. On one hand how does Sampson feel about it? On the other hand you've got succession planning to think about, particularly as Cron arrives later this year.
I guess Sampson knew the deal when he took up the post, particularly when Cron has been seen as the One That Got Away from Aussie Rugby when the Tahs were still faffing around with Gibson. However, I think time overseas would have helped him enormously and so any time is a good time in this case...
@nta i think you give Sampson a chance to say he's not coming back first, save some face...and then surprising quickly can name someone new
