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Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11

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  • KiwiwombleK Online
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    the whole JG at 12 thing is a bit beyond me, surely not all 12 are the same...so isn't it more a case of finding the right 13 to play with him...maybe im missing something

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    • ToddyT Toddy

      @NTA @barbarian are you guys happy with the Wallaby team selected? Any big omissions?

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      @Toddy said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

      @NTA @barbarian are you guys happy with the Wallaby team selected? Any big omissions?

      Meh. Hard to know until the rubber hits the road. I've moved on from trying to jam all the stars onto the field at once. I'm down with the Ben Darwin theory of promoting combinations and using the experience of togetherness - hence my nervousness of White instead of McDermott.

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        A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

        Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

        BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

        It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

        That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

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        • CrucialC Crucial

          A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

          Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

          BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

          It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

          That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

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          @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

          A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

          Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

          BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

          It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

          That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

          great, we are the Wallabies and Quade Cooper.

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          • mariner4lifeM mariner4life

            @chimoaus said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

            I am hoping our forward pack as a unit is a step up on previous years.

            with the same players?

            last time we dipped out of the semis of the world cup because our forwards were shit, we rissoled 6 of the pack.

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            @mariner4life said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

            @chimoaus said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

            I am hoping our forward pack as a unit is a step up on previous years.

            with the same players?

            last time we dipped out of the semis of the world cup because our forwards were shit, we rissoled 6 of the pack.

            I don't think those players are shit, they just played shit. Ofa, PT, and Friz were all very impressive this year and I can only hope with the new coaches the forward unit will be better as a group.

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            • mariner4lifeM mariner4life

              @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

              A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

              Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

              BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

              It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

              That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

              great, we are the Wallabies and Quade Cooper.

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              @mariner4life said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

              @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

              A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

              Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

              BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

              It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

              That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

              great, we are the Wallabies and Quade Cooper.

              Yep.

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              • mariner4lifeM mariner4life

                @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

                great, we are the Wallabies and Quade Cooper.

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                @mariner4life said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                great, we are the Wallabies and Quade Cooper.

                Beaugan has been dropping back from 10 since at least the last RWC cycle

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                • chimoausC chimoaus

                  @mariner4life said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                  @chimoaus said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                  I am hoping our forward pack as a unit is a step up on previous years.

                  with the same players?

                  last time we dipped out of the semis of the world cup because our forwards were shit, we rissoled 6 of the pack.

                  I don't think those players are shit, they just played shit. Ofa, PT, and Friz were all very impressive this year and I can only hope with the new coaches the forward unit will be better as a group.

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                  @chimoaus said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                  @mariner4life said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                  @chimoaus said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                  I am hoping our forward pack as a unit is a step up on previous years.

                  with the same players?

                  last time we dipped out of the semis of the world cup because our forwards were shit, we rissoled 6 of the pack.

                  I don't think those players are shit, they just played shit. Ofa, PT, and Friz were all very impressive this year and I can only hope with the new coaches the forward unit will be better as a group.

                  Agreed, I would of had Hodgman ahead of Karl T, he is athletic and gives you exactly what the Coaches are asking for at the collision. Karl is dead after the first 20 minutes.

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                  • CrucialC Crucial

                    A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                    Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                    BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                    It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                    That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

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                    @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                    A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                    Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                    BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                    It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                    That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

                    Bridge is less of a mystery if we are going to kick a bit. Also he is good running off the shoulder of Mo’unga who is attacking the line from 1st 5 far more than Beaudie is these days.

                    I’m hopeful that a fired up Cane and Tuipoluto and a better outing from our front collectively will have us in better shape than the RWC semi.

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                    • NTAN NTA

                      @mariner4life said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                      great, we are the Wallabies and Quade Cooper.

                      Beaugan has been dropping back from 10 since at least the last RWC cycle

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                      @NTA said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                      Beaugan

                      Has he grown a mullet?

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                      • ACT CrusaderA ACT Crusader

                        @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                        A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                        Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                        BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                        It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                        That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

                        Bridge is less of a mystery if we are going to kick a bit. Also he is good running off the shoulder of Mo’unga who is attacking the line from 1st 5 far more than Beaudie is these days.

                        I’m hopeful that a fired up Cane and Tuipoluto and a better outing from our front collectively will have us in better shape than the RWC semi.

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                        @ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                        @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                        A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                        Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                        BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                        It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                        That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

                        Bridge is less of a mystery if we are going to kick a bit. Also he is good running off the shoulder of Mo’unga who is attacking the line from 1st 5 far more than Beaudie is these days.

                        I’m hopeful that a fired up Cane and Tuipoluto and a better outing from our front collectively will have us in better shape than the RWC semi.

                        He runs off RMs shoulder but makes as much ground as Owen Franks.
                        Those little half gaps don't appear as much in test footy for him to exploit.

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                        • CrucialC Crucial

                          @ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                          @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                          A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                          Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                          BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                          It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                          That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

                          Bridge is less of a mystery if we are going to kick a bit. Also he is good running off the shoulder of Mo’unga who is attacking the line from 1st 5 far more than Beaudie is these days.

                          I’m hopeful that a fired up Cane and Tuipoluto and a better outing from our front collectively will have us in better shape than the RWC semi.

                          He runs off RMs shoulder but makes as much ground as Owen Franks.
                          Those little half gaps don't appear as much in test footy for him to exploit.

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                          @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                          @ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                          @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                          A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                          Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                          BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                          It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                          That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

                          Bridge is less of a mystery if we are going to kick a bit. Also he is good running off the shoulder of Mo’unga who is attacking the line from 1st 5 far more than Beaudie is these days.

                          I’m hopeful that a fired up Cane and Tuipoluto and a better outing from our front collectively will have us in better shape than the RWC semi.

                          He runs off RMs shoulder but makes as much ground as Owen Franks.
                          Those little half gaps don't appear as much in test footy for him to exploit.

                          He’s scored tries at test level in the middle of the park and through traffic.

                          Plus the cross field kick combo with Richie is good also.

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                          • ACT CrusaderA ACT Crusader

                            @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                            @ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                            @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                            A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                            Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                            BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                            It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                            That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

                            Bridge is less of a mystery if we are going to kick a bit. Also he is good running off the shoulder of Mo’unga who is attacking the line from 1st 5 far more than Beaudie is these days.

                            I’m hopeful that a fired up Cane and Tuipoluto and a better outing from our front collectively will have us in better shape than the RWC semi.

                            He runs off RMs shoulder but makes as much ground as Owen Franks.
                            Those little half gaps don't appear as much in test footy for him to exploit.

                            He’s scored tries at test level in the middle of the park and through traffic.

                            Plus the cross field kick combo with Richie is good also.

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                            @ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                            @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                            @ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                            @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                            A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                            Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                            BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                            It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                            That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

                            Bridge is less of a mystery if we are going to kick a bit. Also he is good running off the shoulder of Mo’unga who is attacking the line from 1st 5 far more than Beaudie is these days.

                            I’m hopeful that a fired up Cane and Tuipoluto and a better outing from our front collectively will have us in better shape than the RWC semi.

                            He runs off RMs shoulder but makes as much ground as Owen Franks.
                            Those little half gaps don't appear as much in test footy for him to exploit.

                            He’s scored tries at test level in the middle of the park and through traffic.

                            Plus the cross field kick combo with Richie is good also.

                            But....but...he's just so 'Ralph'

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                            • canefanC canefan

                              @chimoaus If our forwards front up and smash them at the breakdown and collision everything else will take care of itself. If we try that spin it out wide early bullshit like Yokohama it could go South fast

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                              @canefan This is like saying 'if it rains we'll get wet'. Yeah if the forwards dominate you'll probably win. That's how rugby always goes.

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                                1. James Slipper (96 Tests)
                                2. Folau Fainga’a (12 Tests)
                                3. Taniela Tupou (19 Tests)
                                4. Lukhan Salakaia-Loto (21 Tests)
                                5. Matt Philip (3 Tests)
                                6. Harry Wilson*
                                7. Michael Hooper (c) (99 Tests)
                                8. Pete Samu (9 Tests)
                                9. Nic White (31 Tests)
                                10. James O’Connor (52 Tests)
                                11. Marika Koroibete (28 Tests)
                                12. Matt To’omua (52 Tests)
                                13. Hunter Paisami*
                                14. Filipo Daugunu*
                                15. Tom Banks (6 Tests)

                                Replacements
                                16. Jordan Uelese (9 Tests)
                                17. Scott Sio (63 Tests)
                                18. Allan Alaalatoa (35 Tests)
                                19. Rob Simmons (100 Tests)
                                20. Rob Valetini (1 Test)
                                21. Jake Gordon (1 Test)
                                22. Noah Lolesio*
                                23. Reece Hodge (39 Tests)

                                3 debutants in the XV and another on the bench. Gotta say the lack of McDermott surprises me.

                                Hooper's 100th Test at the ripe old age of 28.

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                                  i kind of hope aussie do well, rugby was good when things were a bit closer between the two, a strong aussie might mean we get a good super comp sorted

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                                    1. James Slipper (96 Tests)
                                    2. Folau Fainga’a (12 Tests)
                                    3. Taniela Tupou (19 Tests)
                                    4. Lukhan Salakaia-Loto (21 Tests)
                                    5. Matt Philip (3 Tests)
                                    6. Harry Wilson*
                                    7. Michael Hooper (c) (99 Tests)
                                    8. Pete Samu (9 Tests)
                                    9. Nic White (31 Tests)
                                    10. James O’Connor (52 Tests)
                                    11. Marika Koroibete (28 Tests)
                                    12. Matt To’omua (52 Tests)
                                    13. Hunter Paisami*
                                    14. Filipo Daugunu*
                                    15. Tom Banks (6 Tests)

                                    Replacements
                                    16. Jordan Uelese (9 Tests)
                                    17. Scott Sio (63 Tests)
                                    18. Allan Alaalatoa (35 Tests)
                                    19. Rob Simmons (100 Tests)
                                    20. Rob Valetini (1 Test)
                                    21. Jake Gordon (1 Test)
                                    22. Noah Lolesio*
                                    23. Reece Hodge (39 Tests)

                                    3 debutants in the XV and another on the bench. Gotta say the lack of McDermott surprises me.

                                    Hooper's 100th Test at the ripe old age of 28.

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                                    @NTA wet and windy Wellington does not suit McDermott's running game. His box kick is pretty average.

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                                      1. James Slipper (96 Tests)
                                      2. Folau Fainga’a (12 Tests)
                                      3. Taniela Tupou (19 Tests)
                                      4. Lukhan Salakaia-Loto (21 Tests)
                                      5. Matt Philip (3 Tests)
                                      6. Harry Wilson*
                                      7. Michael Hooper (c) (99 Tests)
                                      8. Pete Samu (9 Tests)
                                      9. Nic White (31 Tests)
                                      10. James O’Connor (52 Tests)
                                      11. Marika Koroibete (28 Tests)
                                      12. Matt To’omua (52 Tests)
                                      13. Hunter Paisami*
                                      14. Filipo Daugunu*
                                      15. Tom Banks (6 Tests)

                                      Replacements
                                      16. Jordan Uelese (9 Tests)
                                      17. Scott Sio (63 Tests)
                                      18. Allan Alaalatoa (35 Tests)
                                      19. Rob Simmons (100 Tests)
                                      20. Rob Valetini (1 Test)
                                      21. Jake Gordon (1 Test)
                                      22. Noah Lolesio*
                                      23. Reece Hodge (39 Tests)

                                      3 debutants in the XV and another on the bench. Gotta say the lack of McDermott surprises me.

                                      Hooper's 100th Test at the ripe old age of 28.

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                                      @NTA Surprised to see Tupou starting. He's displayed a tendency to lose the ball in contact and I'm not certain he's a better scrummager than Sio.

                                      Also that backrow doesn't look very tall. Has Wilson played much blindside?

                                      Also surprised to see White starting.

                                      JOC played well this year for the Reds. To'omua is safe at 12 and offers a genuine second playmaker. I don't think much of Paisami. Banks has a big boot on him which will come in handy in the wet.

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                                        @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                                        A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                                        Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                                        BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                                        It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                                        That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

                                        Bridge is less of a mystery if we are going to kick a bit. Also he is good running off the shoulder of Mo’unga who is attacking the line from 1st 5 far more than Beaudie is these days.

                                        I’m hopeful that a fired up Cane and Tuipoluto and a better outing from our front collectively will have us in better shape than the RWC semi.

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                                        @ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                                        @Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                                        A couple of things have crossed my mind as possible selection explanations.

                                        Goodhue has possibly become Mounga's tackling proxy and Foster has followed Razor's lead.

                                        BB is at 15 to move up to 10 in defensive sequences. Expect to see RM dropping to 15 a lot instead of shuffling out.

                                        It was that shuffling out that Eddie Jones identified and targeted to great effect.

                                        That explains Goodhue at 12, BB at 15 and JB being too good to leave out. Bridge is still a mystery.

                                        Bridge is less of a mystery if we are going to kick a bit. Also he is good running off the shoulder of Mo’unga who is attacking the line from 1st 5 far more than Beaudie is these days.

                                        I’m hopeful that a fired up Cane and Tuipoluto and a better outing from our front collectively will have us in better shape than the RWC semi.

                                        Hmmm ... I see an issue

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                                        • ToddyT Toddy

                                          @NTA @barbarian are you guys happy with the Wallaby team selected? Any big omissions?

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                                          @Toddy said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:

                                          @NTA @barbarian are you guys happy with the Wallaby team selected? Any big omissions?

                                          No real shocks or big omissions. It's probably our best XV given the injuries to DHP and Petaia.

                                          Paisami at 13 worries me a bit, has a tendency to get caught out in defence. But besides him it's a really solid backline.

                                          The pack will be our weakness, especially 4-8. Really green, quite mobile but maybe too light. I wonder where our big hits will come from outside of Taniela Tupou.

                                          I don't expect them to win, or get particularly close. I reckon they keep it close for the first 60 and then the ABs put on a few late tries.

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