Wallabies vs France 1
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@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@barbarian not sold on the current iteration of To'omua - he hasn't looked right for the Rebels and was a bit of a handbrake on their attack I think. Looks very passive.
I give him the benefit of the doubt, I think he's one of the few blokes we have who gets better when he pulls on the gold jersey.
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@barbarian said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@barbarian not sold on the current iteration of To'omua - he hasn't looked right for the Rebels and was a bit of a handbrake on their attack I think. Looks very passive.
I give him the benefit of the doubt, I think he's one of the few blokes we have who gets better when he pulls on the gold jersey.
canary yellow?
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@higgins said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@nta Is the reserve hooker also the reserve hooker for the Brumbies? If so then you had better hope that the starting rake does not get injured early on in the game and requires replacement.
Lonergan has played well this season and a debut from the bench is fitting reward for his form.
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@kiwimurph said in Wallabies vs France 1:
Given the lack of experience in that backline can see why they've gone To'omua.
I'd play him at 10 instead of Lolesio for the first test.
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@nzzp said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@barbarian said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@barbarian not sold on the current iteration of To'omua - he hasn't looked right for the Rebels and was a bit of a handbrake on their attack I think. Looks very passive.
I give him the benefit of the doubt, I think he's one of the few blokes we have who gets better when he pulls on the gold jersey.
canary yellow?
I think they last had an almost gold version of a jersey back in 88 in Poidevin's pomp, but even then it was slightly orange, since then it's seemed to have been
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@barbarian said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@nepia They have changed it this year, it's much more gold than it was before.
Yeah that's much closer to the 88 orange that Lloyd Walker struggled to keep over his tummy.
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@nepia said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@barbarian said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@nepia They have changed it this year, it's much more gold than it was before.
Yeah that's much closer to the 88 orange that Lloyd Walker struggled to keep over his tummy.
Very good, RA had a competition for the permanent colour of the Wallabies jersey, and they went for
.Epic tiebreaker sees 1991 Wallabies jersey voted as colour of the future
The Wallabies are set to wear the same shade of gold as Australia’s World Cup-winning side of 1991 from now on after a dramatic tiebreaker following a split vote.
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@barbarian said in Wallabies vs France 1:
pretty solid Wallaby team, with JOC and Nic White the only real injury losses.
You could probably argue that Petaia & Vunivalu start if they are fit aswell.
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@barbarian said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@nepia They have changed it this year, it's much more gold than it was before.
Should be sponsored by Terry’s not Cadbury 😉
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@mikethesnow I dunno Cadbury seems right somehow
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have to say im glad they were able to attract a name people know, with all the doom and gloom around aussie rugby i was half expecting some local tyre place
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@kiwiwomble said in Wallabies vs France 1:
have to say im glad they were able to attract a name people know, with all the doom and gloom around aussie rugby i was half expecting some local tyre place
Auckland Rugby is sponsored by Hira Bhana potatoes. They're great folk, and staunch supporters, but a potato brand isn't the elite yuo'd expect. Shows how far NPC has fallen regrettably
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@canes4life MK and Wright are the incumbents and have been reasonably good this year while Vunivalu has been mostly injured and Petaia very hot and cold.
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@voodoo said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@voodoo said in Wallabies vs France 1:
Congrats on a hundy to Slipper, great effort 👏
Or is this 101 and I'm too late (again)
It’s 101. You need a drink….of Diet Coke
