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He'll have to toughen up heaps before he'll be able to play super14.Maybe not-K Beale is about as tough as a marshmellow.
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I can't believe the Kiwis are worse than this mob.They struggled to beat Fiji and Tonga!
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doubleagent wrote:I can't believe the Kiwis are worse than this mob.They struggled to beat Fiji and Tonga! like i was saying the squad isnt our best half those players shouldnt be there. Nz school rugby is way ahead of aussie school rugby. The hurricanes school team won against aus.
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Nick I'd like to believe you but the result is there-Aust won.And Ican assure you some of those guys aren't that hot,So what does that say about NZ?
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Well done to the lads. I didn't expect them to beat the Kiwis and the loss by their dirt-trackers a few days ago wasn't a great omen, but they held on for a gutsy win.
It was the type of game that Oz Schools teams in the past have just been pipped on the post, but these boys are of stronger stuff. This is not a great Oz Schools team: we could see from the Oz Schools Open Championship in July that the quality of the lads wasn't that great except in the back three.
Apparently the Kiwi boys played well below their ability and that's tough for them but any rugby win by any Oz team against a Kiwi one is a good win says I.
According to Kiwi reports their scrum was better but our lineout outdid theirs. The big difference was in the quality of our backrow.
Backrower Eddie Quirk got the award for best Oz player. He was the fellow who got red carded in the Schools tournament in July. Then, the first thing he did in the next match was to execute a head high tackle. Eddie is no shrinking violet.
Apparently Kotoni Ale, another backrower, had a top game also and skipper Cameron Mitchell, the captain and outside centre, made a few breaks. It's good to see Mitchell healthy enough to play well for a change.
There were 5 changes to the Oz 1st XV announced in July starting the game yesterday: Quirk was promoted on merit, 3 were injured or ill, and one left school to go on tour with the Force. It's a pity that winger Nicky Price had to go home because of illness, as I thought he was the best player in the squad based on tournament form.
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doubleagent wrote:Nick I'd like to believe you but the result is there-Aust won.And Ican assure you some of those guys aren't that hot,So what does that say about NZ? ok like i was saying before the hurricanes secondary school team defeated the aussie team and they only make up a small area of nz.
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Mate the fact is Aust beat NZ.Doesnt matter what happened in a lead up game.This is not a great Aust team yet they still beat NZ.I couldn't believe it myself but it's true.Just accept it.
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nickstaa11 wrote:
like i was saying the squad isnt our best half those players shouldnt be there. Nz school rugby is way ahead of aussie school rugby. The hurricanes school team won against aus.
mate *****k off the pre games are there to try people out and find the best combinations and results leading up to the big game which is against nz and then aus won. and anyway in reality nz rugby should be way ahead you have a ***** load more players than australia does. really australia only picks from 3 areas with ocasional others. and with so many other competative sports lik rugby league, afl and even soccer if we only focused on rugby in aus or team would be unbeatable with all the athletes in all of them. nz has one sport and thats it and even then you cant beat us constantly
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Well said Gherkin!
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And so the worst kept secret in Aust Schoolboy rugby hits the news. How come everyone knew Nicky Price was going to jump ship to the AFL yet he was still allowed to go on tour with the Aust. Achoolboys. WAKE UP AUSTRALIAN AND QUEENSLAND RUGBY - YOU GUYS ARE FOOLS. It's aboiut time something was done. Have these representative kids sign and adhere to an agreement to stay with rugby for a minimum 2 years or NO REPRESENTATIVE DUTY
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urkidn wrote:
mate *****k off the pre games are there to try people out and find the best combinations and results leading up to the big game which is against nz and then aus won. and anyway in reality nz rugby should be way ahead you have a ***** load more players than australia does. really australia only picks from 3 areas with ocasional others. and with so many other competative sports lik rugby league, afl and even soccer if we only focused on rugby in aus or team would be unbeatable with all the athletes in all of them. nz has one sport and thats it and even then you cant beat us constantly
That three times as many player thing is *****. If you play league it is really easy to change over to union. if league wasnt played in aus. Aussie rugby would be way weaker in all areas if you add up the amount of league and rugby players in aus it will be more then nz rugby. And this is the first time nz schools has lost in nz since 1978 its been pretty one sided
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yeah wellim pretty sure these are the kids that will be playing pro in a few yrs and for 2 yrs in a row nz has lost and even in 2006 aus A beat nz. Half of australia dont play league OR union at a huge level. if you look at afl there would be boys playing there that would have the potencial to be great cause there good athletes. and yeah mate we got alot of league and union. nz just have alot of union and ur league team is just a bunch of black fellas. one rt country because everything else nz fail.
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urkidn wrote:yeah wellim pretty sure these are the kids that will be playing pro in a few yrs and for 2 yrs in a row nz has lost and even in 2006 aus A beat nz. Half of australia dont play league OR union at a huge level. if you look at afl there would be boys playing there that would have the potencial to be great cause there good athletes. and yeah mate we got alot of league and union. nz just have alot of union and ur league team is just a bunch of black fellas. one rt country because everything else nz fail. wtf u idiot in nz we arnt just all union twice as many nz kids play soccer then union. what you dont understand is the whole nz population is about as big as queensland. So what if half of aussie dont play league or union. half of Australia is twice the size of nz. yeah our league teams is mostly islanders or maoirs but so what they make up 25% of nz. Just imagine the nz league team if we had 20 million people
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yeah *****k soccer is biggest sport for kids everywere. i think most kids played it at some age u moron ur no different. yea go ahead move ur ***** league players into rugby we'll put ours into union and it would only make union stornger u fool think off both sids moron. and u do have a greater population of rugby players than australia does so just *****k off u dont do aswell as u should and recently.......good work nz
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this might be a little bit too early but the australian schoolboys team could beat new zealand again one year from now, the talent is out there and without politics we should be able to get the team right. Who are the players who will have a strong chance next year for australian schoolboys and australia a? I'm not too familiar with the qld boys but here are a couple of names from NSW who have a shot or are already in as they played this yr. . Luke Jones (Second row) . Jayden Dallalana (flyhalf) . Michael Hooper (openside flanker) . Jack Rowntree (halfback) . Stuart Goodman (flanker) . Adrian ha'angana (inside centre) . Pete Gilmore (inside centre) . Tom English (outside centre0 . Bill Meakes (inside centre) . Hingano outside centre CHS boys. wanted to know who are expected to be the standouts next yr, NSW looks to be strong next yr
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meakes is gone
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aisselector wrote:this might be a little bit too early but the australian schoolboys team could beat new zealand again one year from now, the talent is out there and without politics we should be able to get the team right. Who are the players who will have a strong chance next year for australian schoolboys and australia a? I'm not too familiar with the qld boys but here are a couple of names from NSW who have a shot or are already in as they played this yr. . Luke Jones (Second row) . Jayden Dallalana (flyhalf) . Michael Hooper (openside flanker) . Jack Rowntree (halfback) . Stuart Goodman (flanker) . Adrian ha'angana (inside centre) . Pete Gilmore (inside centre) . Tom English (outside centre0 . Bill Meakes (inside centre) . Hingano outside centre CHS boys. wanted to know who are expected to be the standouts next yr, NSW looks to be strong next yr tom english is gone
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aisselector wrote:this might be a little bit too early but the australian schoolboys team could beat new zealand again one year from now, the talent is out there and without politics we should be able to get the team right. Who are the players who will have a strong chance next year for australian schoolboys and australia a? I'm not too familiar with the qld boys but here are a couple of names from NSW who have a shot or are already in as they played this yr. . Luke Jones (Second row) . Jayden Dallalana (flyhalf) . Michael Hooper (openside flanker) . Jack Rowntree (halfback) . Stuart Goodman (flanker) . Adrian ha'angana (inside centre) . Pete Gilmore (inside centre) . Tom English (outside centre0 . Bill Meakes (inside centre) . Hingano outside centre CHS boys. wanted to know who are expected to be the standouts next yr, NSW looks to be strong next yr Yeah I think its a bit early......if you start naming those who are already in or just coz they played this year you are already making selections on names/politics - some players out there who might not be known yet or are just coming up and doors should be left open.........
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aisselector wrote:this might be a little bit too early but the australian schoolboys team could beat new zealand again one year from now, the talent is out there and without politics we should be able to get the team right. Who are the players who will have a strong chance next year for australian schoolboys and australia a? I'm not too familiar with the qld boys but here are a couple of names from NSW who have a shot or are already in as they played this yr. . Luke Jones (Second row) . Jayden Dallalana (flyhalf) . Michael Hooper (openside flanker) . Jack Rowntree (halfback) . Stuart Goodman (flanker) . Adrian ha'angana (inside centre) . Pete Gilmore (inside centre) . Tom English (outside centre0 . Bill Meakes (inside centre) . Hingano outside centre CHS boys. wanted to know who are expected to be the standouts next yr, NSW looks to be strong next yr Were many of these boys U/16 this year?
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nickstaa11 wrote:
That three times as many player thing is *****. If you play league it is really easy to change over to union. if league wasnt played in aus. Aussie rugby would be way weaker in all areas if you add up the amount of league and rugby players in aus it will be more then nz rugby. And this is the first time nz schools has lost in nz since 1978 its been pretty one sided
Before this ***** thinks hes right.. lets remember our good friend from the bulldogs.. now apparently hes contract is getting ***** kicked because he cant pick up the game.. now im not saying that any 1 can do it because for starters this guy was an idiot.. but it does show the different codes have different lines and the subtleties make big differences.. and before i leave you derrick child i must remind you that the most dominant sport in the world is association football aka soccer. that and also the beloved sport of the victorians.. afl is the dominant culture.. its clear your a douche..
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