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Yes, there are a lot of U16 boys unlucky to have had their seasons wrecked by injury. It's the age they are at I think. I can think of half a dozen names that could have been contenders for this list but have barely made it onto the paddock this season.

The Jacks end of the stand is traditionally kept for visiting parents. It’s just the don’t turn up until 3pm…..

Oh no the wind.

It’s a cricket pitch and a mile from the crowd. I’d rate it 4th or 5th best. Weigall is better.

Kings boys shouldn’t throw stones in glass houses…….

Most of the Scots backline cohort is year 11 so I doubt they will blood new players.

The margin was a touch more than 5 or 7. I don’t recall the try or pass but even if correct then it wasn’t robbery.

Joeys 9 off injured. The backline has lost some iorgamisation.

Poor lad was playing his first game back after an unrelated 12 week injury break. Sport can be cruel.

Bold prediction, Joeys will finish the season with a 5-3-2 record. You know what that means.

Max Jorgensen has done OK as well

both are outstanding players.

Up until this year they had never lost a game and only conceded a handful of tries. They get a few back but have lost a few more to injury. Net net, still down about 8 starting players from last year. At least at Joeys they will play Shore on a proper field rather than one of those U10’s back...

Joeys +15 Kings +10 Scots +10

Coz it’s not

Because of the collapse in the relationship between Australian School boys and the Gen Blue etc academies. It is all old man ego.

This is a really valid point and highlights the issue with our pathways. They simply aren't pulling in the same direction. The lack of cooperation between the schools system and the pro system really weakens us in an international context and I think it also plays into the NRL's hands.

This one has never seen a forward pass

My gawd the ref in this game is poor. Tis like the poms have paid for revenge from lords

why? but for injuries there would be more.