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Miles needs to dramatically improve his work rate and discipline before being considered for a starting spot with the Tahs let alone the Wallabies. But he’s only young as u say so there’s still hope.

Yes Lynagh and Campbell’s line kicks lacked a lot of distance. Put the pressure back on the Reds.

Was always going to be a tough assignment with all the Force’s injuries and replacements. They competed well in the 1st half but unfortunately the lack of depth off the bench was telling. Not to mention that the Chiefs are a world class outfit.

A lot of expectations on our flyhalves to have the perfect game everytime they run out onto the field. They play in the most scrutinised position in the game. They are all gaining valuable experience week to week while they endeavour to master their craft and come the ‘27 WC Lolesio, Donaldson...

Neither 10 really stood out imo. Thought they were pretty even. Both Noah and Lynagh missed tackles and conversions. Noah kicked a nice 50/22. A lot of shovelling from Noah. Would really like to see him take on the line, straighten the attack and run a bit more. At times he was very lateral...

Yes and missed a few tackles. They’d be reluctant to take him off with Gibbs on the bench.

Harry Wilson was also snubbed by Eddie Jones but had no hesitation in resigning with RA without knowing who the next Wallabies coach will be. As did quite a few of our current Wallabies. No one begrudges Noah moving to Japan on a lucrative deal but to use the excuse that he didn’t resign with RA...

Donaldson controlled the game well to secure the win as mentioned numerous times by the commentators. A nice try assist for Potter showing incredible speed, kicked well to the corners, got good distance with his field kicking and generally mixed things up in attack. Had an off night with his...

Lineout was 1m inside the 22. Terrible decision by the ref.

With the players at their disposal, this really is an embarrassing result for the Tahs. Jorgensen and Creighton big losses early. Edmed really stunts the team’s attack. Kicks away too much possession. And what is it with the box kicks when you’re behind by 30 odd?

Way too early to tell. Donaldson in front at present but I think incumbency will play a role. Lolesio’s confidence has taken a hit but he’s too good a player not to bounce back. Players whose teams go deep into the competition will definitely have an advantage imo. But all three 10’s will be in...

Edmed will no doubt be disappointed but he struggled to get his backline firing in the first two games so McKellar opted for Creighton. Personally I think Edmed is more suited to 12 than 10. He lacks creativity and spark at 10. Having said that, if Creighton fails to nail his conversions, Edmed...

“Absolute flops”….5 out of 6 Wallabies. Tupou, Kailea, Leota, Kellaway and Lancaster and a bright prospect in Talataina.

Getting embarrassing now. RA might have to stack the Tahs with some more players.

Yes with the talent they have, one try in 60 minutes is pretty ordinary. They’re devoid of attacking ideas.

Creighton’s options have been ordinary but Edmed no better. The Waratahs attack is too one out. Uru is having a storming game out wide.

Cheika is the answer on a short 2 year contract thru to the end of the WC with Kiss and co as his assistants. Cheika can then hand over to Kiss. Cheika is by far the most experienced and successful internationally of all the local candidates and has the runs on the board at Rugby World Cups.

I thought I read somewhere that McKellar was quoted as saying that he chose Creighton to help unlock the backline. He’ll hold his spot for this week’s game.

The backline looked much more functional due to Creighton at 10. For some reason Edmed just couldn’t get them going. Maybe Tane is more suited to 12?

Too ill disciplined and a liability.