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Sorry, this functionality is not currently available.When is Super Rugby AU 2021 taking place?
Round One of Super Rugby AU kicked off on 19 February 2021. Matches are scheduled every weekend until the final on 8 May 2021.Can I watch Super Rugby Aotearoa 2021 on world.rugby?
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@stargazer cheers! Doesn't seem to be a way to navigate there from the main page that I could see, weird.
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@bones I clicked on the link in that tweet and then removed the last bit of the URL.
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@kiwimurph said in Aussie Rugby:
Really? Professionalism has got to the point someone would pay Rodda a million a season?
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Another shrewd move by Stan
The much loved Betoota Advocate duo of Errol Parker and Wendell Hussey have teamed up with Stan Sport to today launch a new rugby podcast named 'Ruck Me Dead.' In The Betoota Advocate's signature style, each Wednesday the Ruck Me Dead podcast will cover all the big news from the game they play in heaven – beginning with Super Rugby AU and Aotearoa as well as Test matches and the grass roots of club rugby. -
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@mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:
@kiwimurph said in Aussie Rugby:
the game they play in heaven
fucking. hate.
Fucking hate heaven? Fucking hate rugby? Fucking hate playing games?
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@mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:
@kiwimurph said in Aussie Rugby:
the game they play in heaven
fucking. hate.
yeah it's one of those stupid monikers like "Greatest Game of All" for league.
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@machpants said in Aussie Rugby:
@mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:
@kiwimurph said in Aussie Rugby:
the game they play in heaven
fucking. hate.
Fucking hate heaven? Fucking hate rugby? Fucking hate playing games?
Ding ding ding!! We have a winner.
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Picking an Aussie XV at the moment is actually a bit hard. The Reds and Brumbies lead the charge, but then you look at some guys from the Rebels and think they're not half bad either.
Front Row: Slipper, Fainga'a, and Alalaato (potential captain) almost pick themselves as starting props, given their combination. The Reds probably lack a bit of experience in the loosehead stakes with Hoopert and Zander, but no doubt Tupou will be there along with BPA from up north. Mafi might be the third hooker. Will the Rebels' Fa'amausili be given a look? Effective ball runner, but not sure he's got the gas to be Test player right now, and the squad already has 2 THPs. Other loosehead could be Bell or Robertson.
Second Row: I'm not liking the look of LSL's discipline, even if his agility and fitness have increased. Caydern Neville is also a bit of a dickhead penalty magnet. Young Rebel Trevor Hosea is a definite prospect, but only 21... jeez. Angus Blyth might deserve a shot on form, and then your backups are probably Sitaleki Timani who has come back a bit fitter and more active for the Force, or Rodda if he's not a complete dickhead.
Back row: openside battle to me looks like Hardwick vs McReight. Fuck Hooper, TBH. Blindside gets interesting when you consider Anstee (Force), Valetini (Ponies), and Kemeny (Rebels) who all have good attributes. Number 8 continues to be an issue IMHO, where Wilson hasn't set the world on fire, but could be a 100-Test Wallaby, and Samu isn't an 8 at Test level. Think Naisarani is injured?
Scrummies: White, Tate, and maybe a dark horse like Lonergan who clearly has a good kicking boot.
Flyhalves: JOC, Toomua, Lolesio
Centres: Paisama, Petaia, Hodge, Ikitau, Simone,
Wings: Koroibete, daylight, Vunivalu, Daugunu (discipline...), Muirhead
Fullback: I don't mind the look of Jock Campbell, or Mack Hansen. Maddocks might feature as the only Tah if he finds some form.
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So with complete bullshit laissez-faire on my part:
1 Slipper
2 Fainga'a
3 Alalaatoa (c)
4 Hosea
5 Timani
6 Anstee
7 Hardwick
8 Wilson
9 Tate
10 JOC
11 Koroibete
12 Paisama
13 Petaia
14 Vunivalu
15 Campbell16 BPa
17 Robertson
18 Tupou
19 Blyth
20 Valetini
21 White
22 Toomua
23 Muirheadwho the fuck knows? Rennie. That's who
Betoota Advocate launches new rugby podcast
