Unpopular opinion thread
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chibimatty
Jimmy Flynn (14)
Calling the team "Los Gauchos" would have solved the pronunciation problem.
Dismal Pillock
Simon Poidevin (60)
Pedestal? Ha!
Mine’s a little soapbox.
I built it all by myself but the fuckers a little bit slippery and I keep on falling off.
My unpopular opinion is that the AB’s haka these days is a sad old load of precious corporate wank. Oh shit wait on, that might be a popular opinion here on this, an Aus forum. Wft, this is harder than it looks! Fuck you Torpedo!
Got a pic for this?
How will I know it when I see it?
HOW?
The Snout
Ward Prentice (10)
Rugby in this country is getting everything it deserves for it's attitude of "the right crowd and no crowding".
And the complete lack of ability to compete against New Zealand, failing to win even a game this year in Super Rugby and a Bledisloe in a decade and a half, is a direct commentary on the Rugby community and it's culture of exclusion and cronyism.
And the complete lack of ability to compete against New Zealand, failing to win even a game this year in Super Rugby and a Bledisloe in a decade and a half, is a direct commentary on the Rugby community and it's culture of exclusion and cronyism.
Pedestal? Ha!
Mine’s a little soapbox.
I built it all by myself but the fuckers a little bit slippery and I keep on falling off.
My unpopular opinion is that the AB’s haka these days is a sad old load of precious corporate wank. Oh shit wait on, that might be a popular opinion here on this, an Aus forum. Wft, this is harder than it looks! Fuck you Torpedo!
Got a pic for this?
How will I know it when I see it?
HOW?
You have seen it.
Twoilms
Trevor Allan (34)
Think you've missed the mark here. These are pretty popular opinions.
ACT Crusader
Jim Lenehan (48)
I've been in OZ most of my life and this is my view. There's no lack in passion from its supporters, but even when it transitioned to the professional era, it was still viewed in media circles and the majority of sports fans I knew as an afterthought. Rugby has had some good times, but league, VFL/AFL have dominated.
Rugby is almost like basketball/NBL in Australia.
I see the big difference between NZ & Aus rugby being that essentially NZ gets pretty well first choice of all the athletes for the ABs year in/year out whilst Aus gets a very filtered stream.
Scrubber2050
Mark Ella (57)
"Kiwi's wanting to immigrate to Australia should have to undergo or comply with the same rigorous criteria as Syrians, Sri Lankans, Afganis etc etc etc prior to entry"
Michael Hooper is leading Super Rugby with 16 turnovers won.
Second amongst forwards in run metres with 876 (17th overall) - Amenaki Mafi is first.
Leading all forwards in line breaks with 11 (9th overall).
Leading all players in dominant tackles made with 26 (next best 23).
6th in tackles made with 125.
Stats courtesy of alloutrugby.com
Second amongst forwards in run metres with 876 (17th overall) - Amenaki Mafi is first.
Leading all forwards in line breaks with 11 (9th overall).
Leading all players in dominant tackles made with 26 (next best 23).
6th in tackles made with 125.
Stats courtesy of alloutrugby.com
Twoilms
Trevor Allan (34)
This isn't the 'Vaguely Racist Opinion Thread'.
Micheal
Nicholas Shehadie (39)
ACT Crusader
Jim Lenehan (48)
This might be an unpopular opinion because I've heard other Tahs forwards names bandied around, but from my armchair, Hooper has been the only Tahs forward that has turned up game in game out this year. By and large the others have only been average or below.
Tolu Latu would be the only other one I'd name as being consistently good but his impact was bigger in the first few weeks than it has been in the last few.
Hooper is by far and away the best Waratahs player this season.
Inside Shoulder
Nathan Sharpe (72)
wamberal
Phil Kearns (64)
The future of the game in Australia, success or failure, will be based primarily on the strength of the Shute Shield competition.
It is by far the strongest club competition in the nation and could become the saviour of the professional game (ref: the AFL had its roots in the VFL, the NRL had its roots in the Sydney club competition).
Some tough decisions would be required, but then again, I think most of us accept that these are very tought times.
It is by far the strongest club competition in the nation and could become the saviour of the professional game (ref: the AFL had its roots in the VFL, the NRL had its roots in the Sydney club competition).
Some tough decisions would be required, but then again, I think most of us accept that these are very tought times.
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