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Brumbies 2016

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Scrubber2050

Mark Ella (57)
Easy for an outsider to say, but there seems to be a lot of tension between a couple of factions at the administrative level, which also appears to have filtered down to a split in the ranks of the JID teams. It is not a good look to say the least, and I fear if the issues aren't put to bed very quickly the performance of the Brumbies on the field will suffer.

BR - the tension at the admin level probably cannot be fixed until the proximate cause is investigated and either prosecuted or not - blame can then be attributed - then the band-aids can come out.

I hope it does not affect the playing group
 

kiap

Steve Williams (59)
Think I'll just wait until the Police complete their investigations and see if there has been criminal activity, who gets charged and the penalty that will follow.

Yeah, there might be some chargeable criminality.

Or might not.

Even if no charges are made, that doesn't mean there's not a problem.

The parlaying of their property proceeds into some sort of rental arrangement - allegedly against the advice of their own lawyers - doesn't seem like something a smart, competent and transparent organisation should be doing.

There might still be a case for a broom to be put through the joint anyway.

The Reds have had a bit of clean out. The Brumbies might need a bigger one.
 

Tomikin

Simon Poidevin (60)
Easy for an outsider to say, but there seems to be a lot of tension between a couple of factions at the administrative level, which also appears to have filtered down to a split in the ranks of the JID teams. It is not a good look to say the least, and I fear if the issues aren't put to bed very quickly the performance of the Brumbies on the field will suffer.
Really, as a player im sure they dont really care.. There jobs to play footy win footy and train.. I'm sure they probably just interested spectators like the rest of us ..

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Latts1992

Herbert Moran (7)
I think it reasonable to expect that it will affect how some players perform on the field. When there is a lot of instability in the organisation it is likely to impact on most employees in some way. Uncertainty is not a good thing particularly when it's uncertainty about how the future of your employer will look.
 
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Slim 293

Stirling Mortlock (74)
I also posted this in the match thread, but the Brumbies could potentially drop down to third in the Australian conference after next week if they don't pull their collective thumb out of their ass............

Saders today, Highlanders away next week, and then the Bulls at home make for a tough few weeks............

However, the Tahs head to South Africa so that might prevent disaster.
 

Brumby Runner

David Wilson (68)
All well and good, but imo we are much more in need of a handy 7. If anyone still thinks Jarrad Butler is a 7 after the pasting from the Cru, then they are sorely mistaken. Very good player, not a pilfering 7 who puts a lot of heat on opposition rucks.
 
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Tomikin

Simon Poidevin (60)
All well and good, but imo we are much more in need of a handy 7. If anyone still thinks Jarrad Butler is a 7 after the pasting from the Cru, then they are sorely mistaken. Very good player, not a pilfering 7 who puts a lot of heat on opposition rucks.
You are right his an 8, Id sign Rowen Perry or give Matt Wells the chance

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Scrubber2050

Mark Ella (57)
All well and good, but imo we are much more in need of a handy 7. If anyone still thinks Jarrad Butler is a 7 after the pasting from the Cru, then they are sorely mistaken. Very good player, not a pilfering 7 who puts a lot of heat on opposition rucks.


But it is enough to be the Australian Number 7:)
 

Slim 293

Stirling Mortlock (74)
All well and good, but imo we are much more in need of a handy 7. If anyone still thinks Jarrad Butler is a 7 after the pasting from the Cru, then they are sorely mistaken. Very good player, not a pilfering 7 who puts a lot of heat on opposition rucks.


If we're going to use that game to determine the roster we'll require an entirely new team..........

Butler will be a fine 7, as he's displayed in the past, and the Brumbies are not going to find anyone better..........

They definitely need a new line breaking forward though to compensate for the loss of Vaea.

In the meantime the Brumbies have more pressing matters, like Moore being unlikely to play this week and Tomane possibly out for the next two months.........

 

Braveheart81

Will Genia (78)
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From the original 8 weeks, Speight could still be out for up to three more weeks.

Presumably Dargaville be will get a start on the wing.

Big shoes to fill though.
 

RugbyReg

Rocky Elsom (76)
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The Reds won't allow that and he's commited to the team. What about Pat Sio? He's the man for the job

with regards to the latter comment, Lolo may be but his manager may not.

Which in turn may impact how correct the first statement is.
 

swingpass

Peter Sullivan (51)
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Scrubber,
i think after Pocock, with due deference to Matt Hodgson, Gill is the next best out and out pilferer. McMahon brings a whole different skill set to the position.
 
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