I know the Boks are out (small mercies), but aren't the Aussies and All Blacks touring up north? I think I heard something about Wales playing either one of the two and a Barbarians test.
I certainly hope so. Three and a half (almost four) months is waaaaaay too long without some decent rugby (no, Six Nations and that French Super 10 and Heineken crap doesn't count).
Don't talk to me about naval tradition. It's nothing but rum, sodomy and the lash. Sir Winston Churchill
Heathen filth, the lot of you. Dr Kurt Langstrom
I am the last son of Krypton. My name is Kal El, and it is time to fulfill my destiny. - Clark, Smallville
Yes, I agree with you. This time of the year really sucks (when it comes to watching rugby). It always seems like a lifetime before the Super Rugby games start.
Elf1nDrak3 wrote:Yes, I agree with you. This time of the year really sucks (when it comes to watching rugby). It always seems like a lifetime before the Super Rugby games start.
Indeed! They should have Sevens or something going now!!
Don't talk to me about naval tradition. It's nothing but rum, sodomy and the lash. Sir Winston Churchill
Heathen filth, the lot of you. Dr Kurt Langstrom
I am the last son of Krypton. My name is Kal El, and it is time to fulfill my destiny. - Clark, Smallville
Barbarians: Isaia Toeava (New Zealand), Sam Tomkins (England rugby league), Robbie Fruean (Crusaders), Stirling Mortlock (Australia), Bryan Habana (South Africa), Danny Cipriani (England), Peter Stringer (Ireland); Adam Thomson (New Zealand), Mauro Bergamasco (Italy), Jerome Kaino (New Zealand), Simon Shaw (England), Victor Matfield (South Africa, captain), Eusebio Guinazu (Argentina) Keven Mealamu (New Zealand), Sylvain Marconnet (France).
Replacements: Adriaan Strauss (South Africa), Salvatore Perugini (Italy), Jason White (Scotland), Marco Bortolami (Italy), Nemia Kenatale (Fiji), Richard Kahui (New Zealand), Seru Rabeni (Fiji).
vs
15. Adam Ashley-Cooper (NSW Waratahs) 14. Lachie Turner (NSW Waratahs) 13. Rob Horne (NSW Waratahs) 12. Berrick Barnes (NSW Waratahs) 11. Digby Ioane (Queensland Reds) 10. James O’Connor (Melbourne Rebels) 9. Will Genia (Queensland Reds) 8. Ben McCalman (Western Force) 7. David Pocock (Western Force, captain) 6. Scott Higginbotham (Queensland Reds) 5. Nathan Sharpe (Western Force) 4. Rob Simmons (Queensland Reds) 3. Salesi Ma’afu (Brumbies) 2. Tatafu Polota Nau (NSW Waratahs) 1. James Slipper (Queensland Reds)
Replacements:
16. Stephen Moore (Brumbies) 17. Ben Alexander (Brumbies) 18. James Horwill (Queensland Reds) 19. Dave Dennis (NSW Waratahs) 20. Matt Hodgson (Western Force) 21. Nick Phipps (Melbourne Rebels) 22. Ben Tapuai (Queensland Reds)
Australia should win it comfortably, I think.
Don't talk to me about naval tradition. It's nothing but rum, sodomy and the lash. Sir Winston Churchill
Heathen filth, the lot of you. Dr Kurt Langstrom
I am the last son of Krypton. My name is Kal El, and it is time to fulfill my destiny. - Clark, Smallville