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There is no excuse for that level of incompetence

Liam Wright is all class.

I'll repeat what I said in another thread ... I had misgivings too, but with Potter unavailable for the remainder of the season who are the other super-ready players available at short notice (and within salary constraints) who could cover all the positions that Potter covered? Out of interest I...

I had misgivings too, but with Potter unavailable for the remainder of the season who are the other super-ready players available at short notice (and within salary constraints) who could cover all the positions that Potter covered? Out of interest I watched part of the Randwick/Wildfires game...

The flipside is the Oz team performances in Fiji might improve ;)

Congrats to Reg for picking it

You will … ‘in the fullness of time’

For what it's worth I don't know anyone on this side of the country who thinks reducing the number of teams is good for the game in this country. And most I talk with have a deep sympathy for the players, their families and the loyal supporters. Having been through this ourselves I understand...

Good game, good crowd. Both teams showed something and also had some work-ons (as the say). Appreciated the Brumbies players hanging around after to chat. Slipper was loving the heat.

Taqele took all the 6XL jerseys?

Does that disqualify him from the role?

I bet he wishes he’d thought of doing that

Are you from Wales?

I'm disappointed but not surprised (I predicted 25-7). And I'll avoid personal criticism of coaches, players and fellow supporters. But can anyone give me an example of when changing coaches, players and tactics 6 months out from a world cup has actually worked?

Eddie is playing the long game. The question is whether the long game is the 2027 World Cup or a contract termination and payout.

I thought the same when watching live but on replay he slides in front of the Georgian and it looks worse because of the camera angle.

It was a good win, I thought it would be closer. The Wallabies played to their strengths and negated the Georgian strengths. Whether they are good enough to progress remains to be seen, but they did what they had to do in this one.

It is clear that 15 Super Rugby games and no second tier competition isn't a formula for successfully developing players to international standard. So I am pleased to see that many of you recognise that any extra competitive matches Is a good thing, be it the Force or Reds or whomever...

For a few games now I’ve noticed he’s tackled higher and from the side, which doesn’t work against big, fast runners. Perhaps that’s because the guys inside and in front of him haven’t done their job. I’m not sure.

Not wanting to blame any individual however I am surprised no one has commented on Mark N (Nawaqanitawase)'s defense.