Oh dear, only 25? How could we possibly pick a backline that can compete..
1. Hunt / Slater
2. Boyd
3. Hodges / Costigan
4. Inglis / Tonga
5. Folau
6. Lockyer (c)
7. Prince / Thurston
Sorry AB, couldn't help myself.
Anyway, i'll be a happy man if the selectors forget that Wallace was involved in the only game NSW won last year; lets hope Mullen's shoulder recovery is prompt and the selectors stick with the romantic 'baby blues' notion.
We have 8 players in the induction squads including Wallace, injuries could spell trouble for our premiership prospects.
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Oh dear, only 25? How could we possibly pick a backline that can compete..
1. Hunt / Slater
2. Boyd
3. Hodges / Costigan
4. Inglis / Tonga
5. Folau
6. Lockyer (c)
7. Prince / Thurston
Sorry AB, couldn't help myself.
Anyway, i'll be a happy man if the selectors forget that Wallace was involved in the only game NSW won last year; lets hope Mullen's shoulder recovery is prompt and the selectors stick with the romantic 'baby blues' notion.
We have 8 players in the induction squads including Wallace, injuries could spell trouble for our premiership prospects.
Would you still have Wallace and Campo and leave out Mullen?
What do you think of the rest of the side, given the limitations of induction nation?
if 100% fit, Mullen ahead of Wallace
I'm worried about the defence in the backline. Some of these guys can be turnstiles
front row is a question mark. No wrap on Kite, and I think weyman will struggle with the pace. But who else do you put in? Look at the props selected tonight, is that guy from Souths an option?
They will fuck up the back row. Creagh is first man picked, Hindmarsh second. Gallen has failed everytime he has been asked to step up at this level. Same with Luke O'Donnell.
The reason there are so many names to choose from is because they are mostly useless and none are stand outs. as shithead would say, a bunch of plodders
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:
Would you still have Wallace and Campo and leave out Mullen?
What do you think of the rest of the side, given the limitations of induction nation?
if 100% fit, Mullen ahead of Wallace
I'm worried about the defence in the backline. Some of these guys can be turnstiles
front row is a question mark. No wrap on Kite, and I think weyman will struggle with the pace. But who else do you put in? Look at the props selected tonight, is that guy from Souths an option?
They will fuck up the back row. Creagh is first man picked, Hindmarsh second. Gallen has failed everytime he has been asked to step up at this level. Same with Luke O'Donnell.
The reason there are so many names to choose from is because they are mostly useless and none are stand outs. as shithead would say, a bunch of plodders
Late change to your program. Campo has played himself out of a jersey. I don't think Wallace is going anywhere near as well as everyone is making out BUT he has a cool head.
Cannot put Campo and Wallace ahead of Mullen, so Mullen wears 6.
Need to find a spot for Luke Lewis too, so - sorry Gallen, get you shit and go save the Sharks or something.
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:
1. Kurt Gidley (c)
2. James McManus
3. Jamie Lyon
4. Joel Monaghan
5. Michael Jennings
6. Jarrod Mullen
7. Peter Wallace
8. Brent Kite
9. Robbie Farah
10. Michael Weyman
11. Ben Creagh
12. Trent Waterhouse
13. Luke Lewis
14. Luke Bailey
15. Josh Perry
16. Luke O'Donnell
17. Glenn Stewart
Late change to your program. Campo has played himself out of a jersey. I don't think Wallace is going anywhere near as well as everyone is making out BUT he has a cool head.
Cannot put Campo and Wallace ahead of Mullen, so Mullen wears 6.
Need to find a spot for Luke Lewis too, so - sorry Gallen, get you shit and go save the Sharks or something.
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