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    Refereeing decisions

    what is that
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    Western Force 2025

    Great pick-up for Fortescue Academy! Wallace Charlie’s MVP performance at the Global Youth 7’s shows he’s got serious potential. Excited to see how he develops..................definitely one to watch!
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    Super Rugby Pacific 2025

    This is how it should work if a team wants a contracted player, paying a release fee is the right way to handle it. It keeps things fair for everyone involved........
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    Western Force 2025

    Strange move by the Force might’ve been due to him not being Aussie-qualified. Kalapu was impressive in 2023, and it’s great he’s landed at the Waratahs to help their second-row issues!
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    Australian Rugby / RA

    Well said........... Talking the talk is one thing, but walking the walk will be the ultimate test. If Waugh and Herbert can pull it off, it could be a game-changer for Australian Rugby. Fingers crossed they deliver!
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    Queensland Reds 2025

    Great.......
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    Refereeing decisions

    Good things
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    Refereeing decisions

    Great..........very informative
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    Queensland Reds 2025

    Agreed, it’s a great boost for Super W! Even if it’s just for rounds two and three, their presence could make a big impact. Hopefully, it helps build momentum for the team and strengthens the competition overall.
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    Western Force 2025

    An iconic moment for the Western Force....Nathan Sharpe was the perfect choice as foundation captain his leadership set the tone for the team's early years. What’s your favorite memory of Sharpe as captain?:cool:
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    Western Force 2025

    Great....
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    Queensland Reds 2025

    Good observation seeing them up close can put their size into perspective. Petaia and Vunivalu have the physicality to stand out, especially in a backline. Sometimes the eye test says more than stats ever could
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    Australia A matches Northern Tour

    It’s frustrating that the A teams rarely get enough playtime for tours to be valuable. Club commitments are a big issue, and change seems unlikely without pressure from NH nations to enforce release periods. This will remain a challenge until clubs and national teams work better together.
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    Scotland v Wallabies at Murrayfield 12.40am Mon 25 Nov

    I understand! It can be hard when the analysis seems too critical. Sua'ali'i played well against England and deserves recognition. Lenny also did a good job. It's not fair to judge him too harshly after just one full game and limited play in others. As the season goes on, I hope we’ll see more of...
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    Scotland v Wallabies at Murrayfield 12.40am Mon 25 Nov

    Good points...........defense and breakdown work are key areas to address. If Schmidt is already refining the structure, the next step could be faster adaptation through more intense scenario-based training. Building instincts under pressure takes time, but focusing on smaller squad units for...
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    November Internationals (excluding Wallabies & NZ)

    You’re spot on about the lack of consistency—it’s frustrating for players and fans alike. The principle of reducing head contact is crucial, but until there’s uniformity from refs and ARs, it’ll remain messy. Hopefully, clearer guidelines and better training for officials can smooth things out...
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    Scotland v Wallabies at Murrayfield 12.40am Mon 25 Nov

    Fair analysis! Frustrating given how winnable it felt. The lack of composure and poor kicking really hurt us in crucial moments. Considering all the disruptions of a chaotic prep week and key players out, it’s unsurprising we fell short. I agree the scoreline didn’t reflect the full story. A...
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    Western Force 2025

    I agree—jumping straight from schoolboy to pro rugby is a big risk. The physical toll on young bodies is evident with all the injuries. Giving them 25–30 club games before pro contracts make sense; it builds resilience and proves their ability. Development squads with some financial support...
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