Reds v Waratahs
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Here's the Reds side. Definitely looks stronger.
Reds to face the Waratahs 1. Harry Hoopert – Brothers 2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa – Sunnybank 3. Taniela Tupou – Brothers 4. Angus Blyth – Bond University 5. Lukhan Salakaia-Loto – Souths 6. Liam Wright – Easts © 7. Fraser McReight – Brothers 8. Harry Wilson – Brothers 9. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland 10. James O’Connor – Brothers 11. Filipo Daugunu – Wests 12. Hamish Stewart – Brothers 13. Hunter Paisami – Wests 14. Jock Campbell – University of Queensland 15. Bryce Hegarty – GPS Reserves 16. Alex Mafi – Bond University 17. JP Smith – GPS 18. Josh Nasser – University of Queensland 19. Tuaina Taii Tualima* – GPS 20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland 21. Scott Malolua – Souths 22. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths 23. Josh Flook* – Brothers
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I don't know what the rules are for crowds at games in Australia, but it's good to see real people in the stands instead of cardboard cutouts.
The game isn't too bad. It's like watching two development teams play with all those young players (and the odd 23+ player).
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@KiwiMurph that inexperience showed in the last 10 minutes. Not a bad game and a good win for the Reds who haven’t beaten the Tahs in ages I don’t think
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@Stargazer said in Reds v Waratahs:
Which player were they talking about when the commentator said that NZ "poached" a player from Australia? (He played for NZ Schools)
Something about a bloke called Tiann? Was at school in QLD before playing for NZ schools then coming back
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@Bones No, I don't think he played for NZ Schools.
Edit: see this article from the Courier Mail.
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@Stargazer @Bones I’m pretty sure the NZ schoolboys player that was mentioned tonight was the Tiaan Tauakipulu.