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Andrew Slack (58)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SKJehmB_WU
Leon Power vid. Seems quite athletic. Hope he can push in the scrums.
Leon Power vid. Seems quite athletic. Hope he can push in the scrums.
Brumbies 2012
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Colin Windon (37)
Brumbies recruiting program has done very well... Signed some real pace men, signed a ITM solid lock Leon Power adding academy player Sam Carter offering 2 very good rookie locks for next year. Will field 2 new half backs Nic White and Prior, new props stocks, and some solid experience with giant Toulon No 8 Fotu Auelua and still a possible Rossuow... Well done Jake White and crew… All these guys complimenting some excellent seasoned talent… I can’t wait to see what the baby Brumbies can bring to the S15 in 2012…
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Stirling Mortlock (74)
This article has one extremely major flaw...
Rocky and Friend at the same team? Never going to happen...
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Peter Sullivan (51)
How many kick offs do they need to show to prove he can catch?
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Peter Sullivan (51)
Good technical lock to partner with a physical lock. What are the Brumbies other locks like?
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John Solomon (38)
Pat McCabe... Heagerty is off overseas.
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John Solomon (38)
Haven't seen any thing on it actually. I don't think he has yet, so don't tell any of the other franchises.
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Desmond Connor (43)
BLOODY HELL, what is Fagan thinking?
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Colin Windon (37)
if he hasn't signed and you're McCabes mangaer it would make sense to wait until the RWc is over... outside that he likes the brumbies just needs the right deal...
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Desmond Connor (43)
You're right mudskipper, i guess from his point of view there's no rush. From the Brumbies point of view, surely he is part of their plans for the future and they'd be keen to bag him for the next few years.
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Colin Windon (37)
Fagan can't make players sign if they're waiting for a better environment to make their deal better...
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The Brumbies Media Team have provided a 30 man squad list. McCabe is in it.
1. Ben Alexander
2. Fotu Auelua
3. Sam Carter
4. Robbie Coleman
5. Tom Cox
6. Cam Crawford
7. Colby Fainga'a
8. Ben Hand
9. Stephen Hoiles
10. Zack Holmes
11. Michael Hooper
12. Peter Kimlin
13. Tevita Kuridrani
14. Christian Lealiifano
15. Patrick McCabe
16. Stephen Moore
17. Ben Mowen
18. Jono Owen
19. Dan Palmer
20. Ian Prior
21. Leon Power
22. Siliva Siliva
23. Kimami Sitauti
24. Andrew Smith
25. Henry Speight
26. Joseph Tomane
27. Matt To'omua
28. Ita Vaea
29. Nic White
30. Jerry Yanuyanutawa
1. Ben Alexander
2. Fotu Auelua
3. Sam Carter
4. Robbie Coleman
5. Tom Cox
6. Cam Crawford
7. Colby Fainga'a
8. Ben Hand
9. Stephen Hoiles
10. Zack Holmes
11. Michael Hooper
12. Peter Kimlin
13. Tevita Kuridrani
14. Christian Lealiifano
15. Patrick McCabe
16. Stephen Moore
17. Ben Mowen
18. Jono Owen
19. Dan Palmer
20. Ian Prior
21. Leon Power
22. Siliva Siliva
23. Kimami Sitauti
24. Andrew Smith
25. Henry Speight
26. Joseph Tomane
27. Matt To'omua
28. Ita Vaea
29. Nic White
30. Jerry Yanuyanutawa
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Colin Windon (37)
Brumbies pick up Coast flier
SUNSHINE Coast speedster Tom Cox is on his way to the nation’s capital to join the ACT Brumbies for the 2012 Super Rugby season.
Cox, 22, was announced yesterday as one of the club’s new signings. The contract for the Maroochydore product comes on the back of a strong presence at a recent Brumbies training camp.
Cox scored the only try for the Stingrays in last year’s Premier Rugby grand final against University, which subsequently signed him for this year’s competition.
Wallabies legend and Brumbies backs coach Stephen Larkham said Cox’s raw talent and speed had caught the club’s eye.
“Tom Cox is a raw talent coming to us,” he said.
“He is out-and-out speed, having recently tested fasted in our 40-metre speed test with a time which would put him as one of the quickest men in Australian rugby.
“He is relatively new to rugby, but listens well and is keen to learn and has a huge potential in the game. Tom will predominantly play on the wing for us next year.”
Cox, a former Immanuel Lutheran College student, was one of the keys to Sunshine Coast’s remarkable Premier Rugby season last year.
HIS blistering speed and footwork got him tries in the state’s top competition and he was sounded out by University this year before the Brumbies came knocking.
Brumbies coach Jake White said Cox could be the link his side has been missing after a disappointing 2011.
“If you look at the stats, the Brumbies had one of the highest stats in line breaks,” he said.
“To get guys like Tom Cox, who are really quick, to come and play in our franchise is the way forward,” he said.
“The signings of these players is a massive step forward from where we were three or four weeks ago.”
SUNSHINE Coast speedster Tom Cox is on his way to the nation’s capital to join the ACT Brumbies for the 2012 Super Rugby season.
Cox, 22, was announced yesterday as one of the club’s new signings. The contract for the Maroochydore product comes on the back of a strong presence at a recent Brumbies training camp.
Cox scored the only try for the Stingrays in last year’s Premier Rugby grand final against University, which subsequently signed him for this year’s competition.
Wallabies legend and Brumbies backs coach Stephen Larkham said Cox’s raw talent and speed had caught the club’s eye.
“Tom Cox is a raw talent coming to us,” he said.
“He is out-and-out speed, having recently tested fasted in our 40-metre speed test with a time which would put him as one of the quickest men in Australian rugby.
“He is relatively new to rugby, but listens well and is keen to learn and has a huge potential in the game. Tom will predominantly play on the wing for us next year.”
Cox, a former Immanuel Lutheran College student, was one of the keys to Sunshine Coast’s remarkable Premier Rugby season last year.
HIS blistering speed and footwork got him tries in the state’s top competition and he was sounded out by University this year before the Brumbies came knocking.
Brumbies coach Jake White said Cox could be the link his side has been missing after a disappointing 2011.
“If you look at the stats, the Brumbies had one of the highest stats in line breaks,” he said.
“To get guys like Tom Cox, who are really quick, to come and play in our franchise is the way forward,” he said.
“The signings of these players is a massive step forward from where we were three or four weeks ago.”
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What does the 2012 starting Brumbies team look like?
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