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That was New's 3rd training session i had been told, and from Waverley sources i was told they were relatively confident due to their 7's at scots and 6 weeks of training prior specifically to beat New. New still had players out, and I'm sure Waverley have a few boys on scholarships which there...

Thats possibly true but the Waverley boys were wanting trouble all game.

That can't be the excuse for Waverley's lack of discipline on the weekend?

This is possibly true but he didn't have to flop onto the #10 in that way to begin. I think the Waverley boys were out there to cause havoc when they knew they were no match for New.

Schoolboy footy if definitely great entertainment for value, its unfortunate that the quality of rugby in the CAS isn't the quality of the GPS. Although saying that the CAS teams have come close to some of the GPS second string line ups.

Souths are the up and coming with much talent coming through the ranks as demonstrated over the first 3 rounds.

Obviously it couldn't have been dirty play if the ref wasn't informed about it or saw it, if anything did happen it was an accident much like what happened to new's #10. Waverley's number 9 had an average game anyway, didn't have much self control with his discipline as well.

No New were not at full strength i was told.

Waverley's #9 didn't leave the field injured, i don't think he has a broken wrist. Let alone having a broken wrist i don't think he was even stood on.

Was at the Newington v Waverly game on Saturday and observed some good footy for a first hit out for the season. Was pretty disappointed with some of the disciplinary issues coming from Waverly, which eventually leaded to New #10 Bayley Keunzle's injury and departure from the field. Apart from...