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  • taniwharugbyT Offline
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    @SimonAdd_2 it's ok, we saw in the RWC it is ok to fly kick the ball and catch someones head.

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    @SimonAdd_2 is lawes any more lightweight than Itoje? he and Kruis have done alright together

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    @Catogrande said in Wallaby EOYT 2016:

    @SimonAdd_2 is lawes any more lightweight than Itoje? he and Kruis have done alright together

    Lawes apparently really struggles to keep on weight. He's a naturally skinny guy who has to eat and lift constantly to keep muscle on his frame. That and his old tackling style are meant to be big factors in why he's been injured so often, and why he doesn't put in as many big hits anymore.

    Don't get me wrong though, it'll be great to have Kruis back, he's been superb this year.

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    Kruis has definetily put on some beef in the last couple years and isnt light weight, but Lawes on the other hand, looks like a gazelle.
    Who are the next ones? Attwood? Kitchener?

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    @Sapetyvi said in Wallaby EOYT 2016:

    Kruis has definetily put on some beef in the last couple years and isnt light weight, but Lawes on the other hand, looks like a gazelle.
    Who are the next ones? Attwood? Kitchener?

    Attwood injured against South Africa I think, not sure when he's meant to be back. Charlie Ewell is in the squad so probably next cab off the rank? Big ask for a 6th choice player though.

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    Ewels is even younger than Itoje? Already missing Haskell, so lot to cover.

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    @Sapetyvi said in Wallaby EOYT 2016:

    Ewels is even younger than Itoje? Already missing Haskell, so lot to cover.

    Both 21 I think, played together in the 2014 jwc team. Itoje always the more hyped prospect though. I wouldn't feel confident with Ewels on the bench against the Aussies with Kruis only just back from injury; hopefully Attwood isn't out for long.

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    So we're playing a Wallaby selection against the French Barbarians later this week. So far a bunch of fringe players and some Aussies playing French club rugby have been included. Based on the squad announced on rugby.com.au a likely side could be:

    Wallaby XV:
    1 Paddy Ryan, NSW Waratahs
    2 Nathan Charles, Clermont
    3 Tom Robertson, NSW Waratahs
    4 Sam Carter, ACT Brumbies
    5 Will Skelton, NSW Waratahs
    6 Peter Kimlin, Grenoble
    7 Jack Dempsey, NSW Waratahs
    8 Ben Mowen, Pau
    9 Nick Frisby, Queensland Reds
    10 Jono Lance, Western Force
    11 Marika Koroibete, Melbourne Rebels
    12 Izaia Perese, Queensland Reds
    13 Mark Gerrard, Toyota Industries Shuttles
    14 Taqele Naiyaravoro, NSW Waratahs
    15 Andrew Kellaway, NSW Waratahs

    16 Andrew Ready, Queensland Reds
    17 David Lolohea, Western Sydney Rams
    18 Sef Fa’agase, Queensland Reds
    19 TBA
    20 TBA
    21 Nic Stirzaker, Melbourne Rebels
    22 TBA
    23 TBA

    Another 5 players will apparently join the squad later in the week once Cheika decides on the 24 to play in Dublin 😉

    Wallaby XV coaching staff:
    Scott Wisemantle, Montpellier assistant
    Morgan Turinui, Melbourne Rebels assistant
    Justin Harrison, former Narbonne head coach
    Chris Whitaker, Montauban assistant

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    The Wallaby XV clash against the French Barbarians will kickoff at 6.45am AEDT on Friday November 25, with the match set to be live streamed on rugby.com.au.

    Rad.

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    this tour has been great for Oz rugby, building to great crescendo to Nick.
    hope you're enjoying it

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    Not listed by position:

    French Barbarians (TBC)

    Aurélien Rougerie (capitaine, Clermont)
    Camille Gerondeau (Clermont)
    Jean Monribot (Bayonne)
    Yann Lesgourgues (Bordeaux)
    Romain Lonca (Bordeaux)
    Blair Connor (Bordeaux)
    Jean-Baptiste Poux (Bordeaux)
    Pierre Aguillon (Stade Rochelais)
    Romain Sazy (Stade Rochellelais)
    Julien Caminati (Grenoble)
    Antoine Dupont (Castres)
    Julien Dumora (Castres)
    Rodrigo Capo Ortega (Castres)
    Loïc Jacquet (Castres)
    Louis Dupichot (Pau)
    Raphaël Lakafia (Stade Français)
    Rémi Bonfils (Stade Français)
    Jean-Charles Orioli (Toulon)
    Arthur Bonneval (Toulouse)
    Julien Brugnault (Racing 92)
    Alexandre Menini (Lyon)
    Félix Lambey (Lyon)
    Lucas Pointud (Brive)

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    Mark Gerrard, now there's a blast from the past - well done that man!

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    @Samurai-Jack said in Wallaby EOYT 2016:

    Aussies are really going to be out on their feet for the last test. Holy smokes, what were they thinking. England at the end of a very long year at Twickers. Seems good for short term money gain but bad for long term reputations/confidence/legacy etc.

    SJ I reckon Cheika knows exactly that, and it's why he rested so many players against the Frogs.

    England is something of a Grand Final for us this year, and though I worry we'll be out on our feet I think we should be OK to give it a decent shake.

    The Poms are looking very polished though, we're clear underdogs.

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    Confirmed: French Barbarians starting XV:

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    Launchbury banned for 2 weeks, so won't play the Wallabies. Hopefully Kruis gets up to pace quickly.

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    Fardy, Godwin, join the XV for Thursday game against the French Baabaas. Looks like they won't get a chance to push their claims for Ireland + England Tests, barring injury.

    The team basically firms up as something like this:

    1 Paddy Ryan, NSW Waratahs
    2 Nathan Charles, Clermont
    3 Tom Robertson, NSW Waratahs
    4 Sam Carter, ACT Brumbies
    5 Will Skelton, NSW Waratahs
    6 Scott Fardy, ACT Brumbies
    7 Jack Dempsey, NSW Waratahs
    8 Ben Mowen, Pau
    9 Nick Frisby, Queensland Reds
    10 Jono Lance, Western Force
    11 Andrew Kellaway, NSW Waratahs
    12 Kyle Godwin, ACT Brumbies
    13 Mark Gerrard, Toyota Industries Shuttles
    14 Taqele Naiyaravoro, NSW Waratahs
    15 Luke Morahan, Western Force

    16 Andrew Ready, Queensland Reds
    17 David Lolohea, Western Sydney Rams
    18 Sef Fa’agase, Queensland Reds
    19 Peter Kimlin, Grenoble
    20 Henry Vanderglas
    21 Nic Stirzaker, Melbourne Rebels
    22 Izaia Perese, Queensland Reds
    23 Marika Koroibete, Melbourne Rebels

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    Wallabies to face Ireland

    1 Scott Sio (28 Tests), 2. Stephen Moore (c) (115 Tests), 3. Sekope Kepu (75 Tests), 4. Rory Arnold (8 Tests), 5. Rob Simmons (69 Tests), 6. Dean Mumm (55 Tests), 7. Michael Hooper (63 Tests), 8. David Pocock (64 Tests)
    9 Will Genia (74 Tests), 10. Bernard Foley (40 Tests), 11. Henry Speight (9 Tests), 12. Reece Hodge (8 Tests), 13. Tevita Kuridrani (43 Tests), 14. Dane Haylett-Petty (12 Tests), 15. Israel Folau (50 Tests)

    Reserves (one to be omitted)
    Tolu Latu (2 Tests), James Slipper (84 Tests), Allan Alaalatoa (8 Tests), Kane Douglas (29 Tests), Lopeti Timani (5 Tests), Sean McMahon (13 Tests), Nick Phipps (51 Tests), Quade Cooper (65 Tests), Sefanaia Naivalu (4 Tests)

    Beth Newman  /  Nov 24, 2016

    Test regulars return for Wallabies to face Ireland

    Test regulars return for Wallabies to face Ireland
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    Ireland

    1 Jack McGrath (St. Mary's College/Leinster) 35, 2. Rory Best (Banbridge/Ulster) 99 (c), 3. Tadhg Furlong (Clontarf/Leinster) 10, 4. Iain Henderson (Ballynahinch/Ulster) 27, 5. Devin Toner (Lansdowne/Leinster) 41, 6. CJ Stander (Munster) 9, 7. Sean O'Brien (UCD/Leinster) 44, 8. Jamie Heaslip (Dublin University/Leinster) 90 (Vice Captain)
    9 Conor Murray (Garryowen/Munster) 52, 10. Paddy Jackson (Dungannon/Ulster) 18, 11. Keith Earls (Young Munster/Munster) 53, 12. Garry Ringrose (UCD/Leinster) 2, 13. Jared Payne (Ulster) 18, 14. Andrew Trimble (Ballymena/Ulster) 68, 15. Rob Kearney (UCD/Leinster) 71

    Reserves:
    16 Sean Cronin (St Mary's College/Leinster) 55, 17. Cian Healy (Clontarf/Leinster) 61, 18. Finlay Bealham (Buccaneers/Connacht) 5, 19. Ultan Dillane (Galway Corinthians/Connacht) 7, 20. Josh van der Flier (UCD/Leinster) 4, 21. Kieran Marmion (Galway Corinthians/Connacht) 8, 22. Joey Carbery (Clontarf/Leinster) 2, 23. Simon Zebo (Cork Constitution/Munster) 27

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    Why can't Cheika ever name a team without having "one to be omitted"?
    Does he seriously not know his own plan or always playing silly games.
    It can't always be an injury thing. No one else does it except sometimes bracketing.

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