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Yeah, Tom Hooper has had 3 good performances, hence why he wasn't droppedHow about 3 performances though, that wouldn't be rash.
Yeah, Tom Hooper has had 3 good performances, hence why he wasn't droppedHow about 3 performances though, that wouldn't be rash.
Glad he's recovering but tbh he feels a long way back in the pecking order right now and if they can put the Argies away even further back. He like Lonergan can sit and wait for a chance. He's lucky he offers utility value.Donaldson mentioned on Rugby heaven he's progressing very well with injury and should be able to integrate back with the squad next week
sold outany idea what ticket sales are like for Townsville?
I think he'll walk back in ahead of Edmed, who Schmidt seems very reluctant to use. Donaldson's fullback coverage is probably a bit more important now with Wright out too, but I'm not sure he'll pass O'Connor and get back into the 23 straight away, maybe not until the EOYT.Glad he's recovering but tbh he feels a long way back in the pecking order right now and if they can put the Argies away even further back. He like Lonergan can sit and wait for a chance. He's lucky he offers utility value.
Just had a look at Ticketmaster, there are still tickets available..sold out
spread the love. Also then makes people in Sydney keen to get their tickets for the Tests at the massive stadiums we struggle to sell out.Yeah agree - the Fiji test looked like a lot of fun. The Townsville thing was related to them bidding for, and winning some RWC games wasnt it?
I also think the First Nations / Pacific team should play an annual game in Aus vs Maori All Blacks as well. A game at AAMI in Melbourne or Newcastle surely would generate some revenue and increase content.
RA has pretty much done that - usually with the Argentina games.That's awesome. Regions love their sport and hopefully bodes well for the WC sales.
Rugby should take a Test every year outside the traditional homes. Townsville, Newcastle, Adelaide would be my main 3 and if Tassie ever gets the Stadium done throw them in as well. A Test that tours and gets people excited for the event.
It's the right thing to do though. Crowds for Rugby tend to go with the Wallabies form as well which hadn't been too much to sell either. Trying to sell those games in Sydney and Brisbane can be a an even harder task when people pick the SA or NZ games as the big spend.RA has pretty much done that - usually with the Argentina games.
Over the last 10 years they've played in Perth, Canberra, Newcastle, Gold Coast, Parramatta, Townsville
To be honest the crowds are usually pretty poor for them
Dn if I buy that. Choose to believe it's more the pick n stick selections.Christie, in the Roar, implying that LSL (Lukhan Salakaia-Loto) (Lukhan Salakaia-Loto) isn't getting a run because of perceived poor discipline - although there doesn't seem to be a Schmidt qquote to back that up
Using that index a sunny day at 25 degrees and 60% humidity, which is less than Sydney right now would require quarter time in addition to the normal water breaks at stoppages. That seems like overkill to me.
Nah - they'll be too busy grabbing a refreshing beer.... or 3.I am deathly afraid we will be mocked by the far northerners for having quarter time water breaks in conditions that they would consider extremely mild.
You must be in a different part of Sydney to me!Using that index a sunny day at 25 degrees and 60% humidity, which is less than Sydney right now would require quarter time in addition to the normal water breaks at stoppages. That seems like overkill to me.