RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D)
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There should be a court in the change room for that effort.
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@NTA said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
Kafe is so full of shit. You can't say Tupou is in the QF 23 just yet. Two other THPs in the squad in decent form
Probably still jerking off to footage of him running over the Uruguayan under 12s
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@antipodean said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
@NTA said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
Kafe is so full of shit. You can't say Tupou is in the QF 23 just yet. Two other THPs in the squad in decent form
Probably still jerking off
to footage of him running over the Uruguayan under 12sFixed.
It's Kafe.
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Excellent, apparently we should expect Hooper and Pocock again next week. That'll work.
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@NTA said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
Agree with Horan: this is a hit out of the kind we needed. Set piece tested early but dominant in the end. Shit conditions for handling.
England will be another level. Picking a team is fucking hard.
Not really. The team that nearly beat Wales, but pick a decent 10, and swap the halfbacks
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@mariner4life said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
@NTA said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
Agree with Horan: this is a hit out of the kind we needed. Set piece tested early but dominant in the end. Shit conditions for handling.
England will be another level. Picking a team is fucking hard.
Not really. The team that nearly beat Wales, but pick a decent 10, and swap the halfbacks
Back row balance needs looking at, particularly bench option. Beale may not be fit. Hodge back in? DHP? Petaia probably not.
Kepu/AAA/Tupou as starting/bench TH prop is interesting as the LHPs are sorted. Can we risk Coleman?
And who is this decent 10 you speak of? 🤔
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@mariner4life said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
Excellent, apparently we should expect Hooper and Pocock again next week. That'll work.
It just might against England, though. The Poms play two open sides in Curry and Underhill, so less reason to abandon Pooper against them than against a conventional back row formation.
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@junior said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
@mariner4life said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
Excellent, apparently we should expect Hooper and Pocock again next week. That'll work.
It just might against England, though. The Poms play two open sides in Curry and Underhill, so less reason to abandon Pooper against them than against a conventional back row formation.
Cunderhill or Underry?
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@Machpants said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
@junior said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
@mariner4life said in RWC: Australia v Georgia (Pool D):
Excellent, apparently we should expect Hooper and Pocock again next week. That'll work.
It just might against England, though. The Poms play two open sides in Curry and Underhill, so less reason to abandon Pooper against them than against a conventional back row formation.
Cunderhill or Underry?
Neither beats Pooper or Hocock
