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Saia has come home injured so they have flown Ready to SA.
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Peter Johnson (47)
It has been a very long time TT since Wests has tasted success against Easts.
I believe round 1 2008.
But that streak is minuscule since the last time a Tiger put on a Wallaby jersey... Fuel must of been 60 something cents back when David Wilson hung them up.
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Peter Johnson (47)
I couldn't tell you if it was forward mate. my viewing angle was different on the day.
full credit to GPS defensive structure. They were solid!
Wests scored their 2 tries on counter attacking. GPS didn't hold onto the pill and Wests made them pay.
I think the key for Wests to win this weekend is play good tough defense for 80 minutes and not just 2nd half (Wests have had the better of GPS/Brothers in 2nd half of games this year, but first half let them down by soft tackling)
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SX - who is the last Bulldog Wallaby?
Would have to be Higgers, Will Genia, Julian Huxley, Chris Lathum, but then it goes back to Carozza & Gardiner doesn't it.
We like to think of Ben Mowen as a Tiger.
But we'd like to think that there may be another soon in Butler, Placid, Enever, Gunn, Ready, Wilkin, etc
Would have to be Higgers, Will Genia, Julian Huxley, Chris Lathum, but then it goes back to Carozza & Gardiner doesn't it.
We like to think of Ben Mowen as a Tiger.
But we'd like to think that there may be another soon in Butler, Placid, Enever, Gunn, Ready, Wilkin, etc
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Billy Sheehan (19)
TT just watched the Gunn card... It's was about as cynical as it gets... Souths with fast, front foot ball 1m out and gunn comes in from an offside position and through the side of the gate to pilfer and slow up the play.
Ref took no time at all to reach for the card.
If it was in the bond v sunnybank game it may have been given a penilty try after looking at the weekend wrap.
Ref took no time at all to reach for the card.
If it was in the bond v sunnybank game it may have been given a penilty try after looking at the weekend wrap.
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SX - sorry I left Bill Campbell, Brian Smith and Sam Scott-Young out of your Wallabies list.
Then I suppose its back to Stan, Roger Gould and did John Meadows (Front Rower) play for Wests?
Then I suppose its back to Stan, Roger Gould and did John Meadows (Front Rower) play for Wests?
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Big Dog - I would be surprised if you get a clean sweep because the Brothers Prem Reserve Grade side is pretty special.
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Stan Wickham (3)
Yeah the 'Tongan Thor' will be hard to handle
Berrick Barnes also missing from the list as well as Troy Coker and even Nathan Grey started out at the kennel. Peter Slattery as well started out as a Bulldog.
Jack Meadows was definitely a Bulldog after the move from Melbourne.
Correct. Coker came to Wests in 84 with Alec Evans. Went to Souths with Sam Scott Young when Alec finished his coaching stint at Wests
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Fred Wood (13)
In the context of the game though, I'd argue the penalty try was justified - certainly wasn't given on that one offence alone (the weekend wrap doesn't give that context - so not a dig at you RH).
The preceding four or five minutes had seen multiple penalties for cynical infringements on the line, with others earlier in the game, and cards already given.
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Charlie Fox (21)
Mark Chisholm?
Yeh. Formed a formidable second row partnership in Colts with Hugh McMeniman.
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Granted the Bulldogs have a longer list of Wallabies than the Tigers but here is who I think are the Tigers Wallabies starting with our first in Paul Mooney whose trophy the Prem Grade sides compete for this Saturday and every time the two sides meet. Paul Mooney did so much for both clubs.
Then it's:
Ross Cullen;
Peter McLean;
Bruce Cooke;
Nigel Holt;
Dave Wilson;
Paul Kahl;
Andrew Walker*;
Jeremy Paul*;
Lachlan Turner*;
Ben Mowen*.
* capped whilst not concurrently registered at Easts.
So SX it is in fact Paul Kahl(Wallaby #703) and not David Wilson(#699) who was the last Easts players to receive his first Wallaby cap whilst also playing for the club. Kahl played his first test in Nov 1992 and Guc(Wilson) in June 1992. Both players started in Kahl's debut v Wales @ Cardiff Arms Park.
This was the second time that two Easts players started the same test after Peter McLean and Bruce Cooke both started against Ireland @ Ballymore in 1979.
Off course there are a few reps for other Pacific nations most notably the Rualuni's (Jacob & Mosese) for Fiji, JT (Jonnie Tupou) for Tonga and I think Richard Kinsey(Second Rower) also played a test for England but it may have only been England A or on a tour without receiving a test cap.
Then it's:
Ross Cullen;
Peter McLean;
Bruce Cooke;
Nigel Holt;
Dave Wilson;
Paul Kahl;
Andrew Walker*;
Jeremy Paul*;
Lachlan Turner*;
Ben Mowen*.
* capped whilst not concurrently registered at Easts.
So SX it is in fact Paul Kahl(Wallaby #703) and not David Wilson(#699) who was the last Easts players to receive his first Wallaby cap whilst also playing for the club. Kahl played his first test in Nov 1992 and Guc(Wilson) in June 1992. Both players started in Kahl's debut v Wales @ Cardiff Arms Park.
This was the second time that two Easts players started the same test after Peter McLean and Bruce Cooke both started against Ireland @ Ballymore in 1979.
Off course there are a few reps for other Pacific nations most notably the Rualuni's (Jacob & Mosese) for Fiji, JT (Jonnie Tupou) for Tonga and I think Richard Kinsey(Second Rower) also played a test for England but it may have only been England A or on a tour without receiving a test cap.
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