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Wallabies v Argentina II

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  • ACT CrusaderA Offline
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    Expecting a couple of changes to the Argies lineup for this test. Hoping for another close one.

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    • ACT CrusaderA ACT Crusader

      Expecting a couple of changes to the Argies lineup for this test. Hoping for another close one.

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      @ACT-Crusader said in Wallabies v Argentina II:

      Hoping for another close one.

      No.

      I'm hoping the Wallabies win by 40, scoring tries that stun Gus Gould into silence and make Danny Weidler's stupid fucking head explode.

      A performance that makes the ABs and Boks call off their game in pure fear and watch the replay from Sydney instead, handing over both the Bledisloe and TRC trophies in the process.

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        @ACT-Crusader said in Wallabies v Argentina II:

        Hoping for another close one.

        No.

        I'm hoping the Wallabies win by 40, scoring tries that stun Gus Gould into silence and make Danny Weidler's stupid fucking head explode.

        A performance that makes the ABs and Boks call off their game in pure fear and watch the replay from Sydney instead, handing over both the Bledisloe and TRC trophies in the process.

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        @NTA said in Wallabies v Argentina II:

        @ACT-Crusader said in Wallabies v Argentina II:

        Hoping for another close one.

        No.

        I'm hoping the Wallabies win by 40, scoring tries that stun Gus Gould into silence and make Danny Weidler's stupid fucking head explode.

        A performance that makes the ABs and Boks call off their game in pure fear and watch the replay from Sydney instead, handing over both the Bledisloe and TRC trophies in the process.

        And makes Higgins declare for Australia?

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          WALLABIES TEAM TO PLAY ARGENTINA

          1. James Slipper (148 Tests) - #843; Bond Pirates
          2. Billy Pollard (13 Tests) - #958; Lindfield Junior Rugby Club
          3. Taniela Tupou (62 Tests) - #917; Brothers Rugby
          4. Jeremy Williams (17 Tests) – #973; Wahroonga Tigers
          5. Tom Hooper (16 Tests) - #964; Bathurst Bulldogs
          6. Rob Valetini (55 Tests) – Harlequin Junior Rugby Club
          7. Fraser McReight (32 Tests) – #937; Albany Creek Brumbies
          8. Harry Wilson (c) (28 Tests) - #933; Gunnedah Red Devils
          9. Nic White (76 Tests) - #875; Maitland Blacks
          10. Tane Edmed (2 Tests) - #990; West Harbour Juniors
          11. Corey Toole (2 Tests) - #992; Wagga Crows
          12. Hunter Paisami (31 Tests) - #932; Harlequin Junior Rugby Club
          13. Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii (11 Tests) – #988; The Kings School
          14. Max Jorgensen (14 Tests) – #984; Balmain Wolves
          15. Andrew Kellaway (44 Tests) - #943, Hunters Hill Rugby Club

          Substitutes

          1. Josh Nasser (6 Tests) - #979; Easts Rugby (Brisbane)
          2. Angus Bell (42 Tests) – #940; Hunters Hill Rugby Club
          3. Zane Nonggorr (15 Tests) - #966; Gold Coast Eagles
          4. Lukhan Salakaia-Loto (41 Tests) - #914; Randwick
          5. Carlo Tizzano (9 Tests) - #982; University of Western Australia
          6. Tate McDermott (48 Tests) – #936; Flinders Rugby Club
          7. James O’Connor (67 Tests) - #832, St Joseph’s College, Nudgee
          8. Filipo Daugunu (12 Tests) - #931, Wests Bulldogs
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          • NTAN Offline
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            Notes:

            Edmed's first start and first run on home soil - Lynagh out with a hammy strain

            Paisami in for Ikitau - no reason given but assume they're resting him and working on depth.

            Slipper's 149th cap. Robertson out altogether.

            Williams in for Frost who has a sore back

            LSL promoted.

            Nasser in for BPA - no reason given.

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              Concerns for me:

              Paisami is a penalty magnet these days and always goes looking for the big hit rather than the completed tackle. LSL off the bench late could be a source of penalties as well.

              Hopefully both of them are given fairly strict instructions and precise roles to perform.

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                LSL has his shot. Hopefully he's matured enough to temper his enthusiasm a little.

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                  LSL has his shot. Hopefully he's matured enough to temper his enthusiasm a little.

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                  @pakman said in Wallabies v Argentina II:

                  Hopefully he's matured enough to temper his enthusiasm a little.

                  Hopefully we're up by 50 at that point :grimacing_face:

                  😉

                  I like his enthusiasm. It's the way he expresses it that needs a bit of polish.

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                  • BonesB Offline
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                    Weird to see Daugunu only has 12 tests.

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                      Hope Lynagh doesn’t become the Aussie Blackadder when it comes to fitness and injury

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                        Ikitau has been playing very well. He got the Wallabies out of danger a couple of times last weekend and then was instrumental in creating go forward.

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                          WALLABIES TEAM TO PLAY ARGENTINA

                          1. James Slipper (148 Tests) - #843; Bond Pirates
                          2. Billy Pollard (13 Tests) - #958; Lindfield Junior Rugby Club
                          3. Taniela Tupou (62 Tests) - #917; Brothers Rugby
                          4. Jeremy Williams (17 Tests) – #973; Wahroonga Tigers
                          5. Tom Hooper (16 Tests) - #964; Bathurst Bulldogs
                          6. Rob Valetini (55 Tests) – Harlequin Junior Rugby Club
                          7. Fraser McReight (32 Tests) – #937; Albany Creek Brumbies
                          8. Harry Wilson (c) (28 Tests) - #933; Gunnedah Red Devils
                          9. Nic White (76 Tests) - #875; Maitland Blacks
                          10. Tane Edmed (2 Tests) - #990; West Harbour Juniors
                          11. Corey Toole (2 Tests) - #992; Wagga Crows
                          12. Hunter Paisami (31 Tests) - #932; Harlequin Junior Rugby Club
                          13. Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii (11 Tests) – #988; The Kings School
                          14. Max Jorgensen (14 Tests) – #984; Balmain Wolves
                          15. Andrew Kellaway (44 Tests) - #943, Hunters Hill Rugby Club

                          Substitutes

                          1. Josh Nasser (6 Tests) - #979; Easts Rugby (Brisbane)
                          2. Angus Bell (42 Tests) – #940; Hunters Hill Rugby Club
                          3. Zane Nonggorr (15 Tests) - #966; Gold Coast Eagles
                          4. Lukhan Salakaia-Loto (41 Tests) - #914; Randwick
                          5. Carlo Tizzano (9 Tests) - #982; University of Western Australia
                          6. Tate McDermott (48 Tests) – #936; Flinders Rugby Club
                          7. James O’Connor (67 Tests) - #832, St Joseph’s College, Nudgee
                          8. Filipo Daugunu (12 Tests) - #931, Wests Bulldogs
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                          @NTA Gone are the days when Randwick had a few in GnG.

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                            Will be interesting to see how the turf holds up considering this is the last sporting game at the sfs for a few months whilst they rip up the turf to try and fix the drainage problem.

                            Meanwhile Sydney had the wettest September day in 150 years on Wednesday

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                              First glance was surprised to see Edmed over JOC for the start.

                              I hope Edmed can ramp it up from what I saw in Super. But with Lynagh's wobbles (+ injury) and JOC heading overseas, this is probably a decent game to throw him in the deep end.

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                                Team: 15-Juan Cruz Mallia, 14-Rodrigo Isgro, 13-Lucio Cinti, 12-Santiago Chocobares, 11-Mateo Carreras, 10-Santiago Carreras, 9-Gonzalo Garcia, 8-Joaquin Oviedo, 7-Marcos Kremer, 6-Juan Martin Gonzalez, 5-Pedro Rubiolo, 4-Guido Petti, 3-Joel Sclavi, 2-Julian Montoya (captain), 1-Mayco Vivas.

                                Replacements: 16-Ignacio Ruiz, 17-Boris Wenger, 18-Francisco Coria Marchetti, 19-Franco Molina, 20-Pablo Matera, 21-Agustin Moyano, 22-Justo Piccardo, 23-Ignacio Mendy.

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                                  Shame LSL isn't starting - would be a competition between him and Petti for first Yellow Card

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                                    Matera to the bench raises the eyebrow.

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                                      @NTA pal, Christy Doran, talking up the chances of re-signing Carter Gordon.

                                      Would be great if it had legs...

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                                        Matera to the bench raises the eyebrow.

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                                        @Bones Matera to the bench raises the eyebrow.

                                        https://x.com/Musical1250/status/1238329297322102784?lang=en-GB

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                                        • J JA

                                          First glance was surprised to see Edmed over JOC for the start.

                                          I hope Edmed can ramp it up from what I saw in Super. But with Lynagh's wobbles (+ injury) and JOC heading overseas, this is probably a decent game to throw him in the deep end.

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                                          UpTheHarbs
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                                          @JA Let’s see how he goes in his first start.

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