Recent content by thefencesitter

I noticed that as well, but I feel in the big games e.g against england, NZ; he doesn't have an impact. Hopefully his recent form sparks a new determination in him, but in previous years he seems soft in the games that matter. Would prefer someone a bit harder like Jones and Dennis. Thoughts?

Thats very true, Scoble has been very solid and reliant at hooker, and brings a sense of relief to australian selectors for years to come. did anyone see Andrew Kellaway's performance last night? Super safe and reliant at the back, provided a brilliant try saving tackle and ran the ball hard...

Im not sure wether you read his comment quickhands. Clearly there is a difference. The Newington game hadn't ended. The Joeys game had. As a non bias supporter, and after reading the circumstances of the riverview school team (never beaten joeys that yr group), the running on the pitch was yes...

Sounds all too familiar!

Have heard from my nephew of a number of clubs approaching him for next year! Fantastic player, even better bloke :)

I believe he was centre. Similar to the David Pocock move back in the day when he was chosen for Aus Schools!

Am anticipating one or two upsets this weekend, with three contestable matches by all sides. Predictions Shore v Kings - Kings will miss a few stars, and hopefully Shore relieve's themselves of their successive losses. Shore win by 7 Joeys v Newington - Deegan to come back firing, perhaps...

Would not be surprised to see Wingti or McDonnell in GPS 1'st next year! Although McDonnell's crash-ball-intimidation running style may prove costly as it did on the weekend. He's no Tepai or Tanne. Tom Wright also a strong player!

Considering the lack of depth in the Year 11 age group, I agree

Sean 'unknown' Drennan managed to snag MOTM!

With the protein, energy and fibre of two weet-bix and milk, plus 10 Vitamins and minerals - I wouldn't be surprised

View 45 - Joeys 20 Exciting game of rugby, with debutants Barker, Mackaness and Drennan all cementing their spot in the team with fantastic performances. A great team effort from View as opposed to their performance last which seemed disjointed and ill-disciplined. They were strong in defence...

There are two kids on bursaries in the current firsts for Riverview. One has been signed up since 2007, and the other has spent most of his rugby life down in the d's, e's and f's. They provide bursaries for over 30 boys and only a fraction are standouts in any sport.

First time in exactly 100 years that the Year 12 boys at Joeys won't have seen a Joeys-won premiership while they'd been at the school!!