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Big wraps on Ward. Goes missing in defence and brake down and seems to be reluctant to put the hard carry’s in apart from when he’s 3 metres from the try line. I’ll stick by Swane, Wigan, Booker as pick front row. Plenty of size and strength, all very good technical scrummagers with high work...

No mention of the absolute howler the referee made when issuing the easts player with the red card? Pulled up play for a dangerous tackle on a uq centre just as the uq winger was grounding the ball over the try line, wasn’t a good look. Uq’s best front row option is Swane, Wigan, Booker in that...

100% agree, however when you think there’s nothing to do with the ball perhaps carry it into contact as close to support as possible don’t just forfeit possession. 9 times out of ten, if your attack is scrambling your defence won’t be any better

Not by the looks

And kicking the ball back to the opposition at every available opportunity. When will they learn, it’s hard to score tries without the ball, and just as hard for your opposition to put points on you if they don’t have it. Keeping possession equals keeping control of the game.

No, apparently from St Patricks. Booker??

I’m led to believe UQ have a very handy new tight head that finished grade 12 last year and has apparently been in the starting side for reserve grade for the past 3 trial games. I watched him against against our Reggie’s scrum last weekend and he looks to have loads of talent.

Personally I think Tbones team is spot on apart from the 3 minor changes I made in my post above. Regarding Qld 1/2 players, considering a number of the kids in all of the above mentioned teams weren’t allowed to trial you are kidding yourself if you think either of the Qld teams is a true...

I would have Holt at 8, Booker at 3, Warick at 1. Would need to include Tim Ryan (St Pats) in there somewhere.

Apart from giving the Villa 15 his true position and changing a couple of reserves into the starting lineup it looks pretty close.

The bitterness from the Padua camp is rather amusing. What else is amusing is the fact that you fail to recall the Padua yellow card incident where a Padua player elbowed one of the Pats players in the face. Striking to the face is a straight up red card, but hey we’ll let that one slide...

It was great to see Padua in the last few minutes of the game show St Pats the ultimate sign of submission and respect, they called uncontested scrums. With reserve props on the bench it was clear all honour and pride had been thrown out the window. Not a good look at all. A close eye will have...