Wallabies vs Lions III
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A great stat from journalist Paul Eddison on Skelton's impact on the series.
Without Skelton the Lions beat Australia 39-22.
With Skelton Australia beat the Lions 38-24.
@MiketheSnow said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
A great stat from journalist Paul Eddison on Skelton's impact on the series.
Without Skelton the Lions beat Australia 39-22.
With Skelton Australia beat the Lions 38-24.
Skelton and bobby v being fit and this is probably a series reverse
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Well played Wallabies. Fking brilliant.
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The job Schmidt has done in under 2 years is incredible when you consider what he took over with Eddie Jones
@KiwiMurph said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
The job Schmidt has done in under 2 years is incredible when you consider what he took over with Eddie Jones
He's basically picked up the trajectory that Rennie left.
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This is a stuffing
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@MajorRage said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@MiketheSnow said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@KiwiMurph said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
Jorgensen is the first proper world XV level back the Wallabies have had in a long time.
If Lynagh can get a run of good health and a Championship and NH tour under his belt then he'll join him
Really? I don’t think he’s done much at all.
I’d probably put him the worst of the Oz backs this series.
Thrown in to the Lions Den - literally - at a very early stage in his career and handled the pressure with calm and confidence
He's a keeper and worth developing the back line around him
He's a very clever distributor, not flashy, and not greedy
@MiketheSnow said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@MajorRage said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@MiketheSnow said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@KiwiMurph said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
Jorgensen is the first proper world XV level back the Wallabies have had in a long time.
If Lynagh can get a run of good health and a Championship and NH tour under his belt then he'll join him
Really? I don’t think he’s done much at all.
I’d probably put him the worst of the Oz backs this series.
Thrown in to the Lions Den - literally - at a very early stage in his career and handled the pressure with calm and confidence
He's a keeper and worth developing the back line around him
He's a very clever distributor, not flashy, and not greedy
That’s not Worid XV. That’s worth perservering with.
Just not seen a single thing to suggest he’s a world xv player.
Watch him tear us a new one now to make me eat my words ….
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The Rugby Championship is going to be some viewing this year.
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The job Schmidt has done in under 2 years is incredible when you consider what he took over with Eddie Jones
@KiwiMurph said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
The job Schmidt has done in under 2 years is incredible when you consider what he took over with Eddie Jones
Agree, but have to question some of his selections from last week though. Not selecting Tom Hooper and TT was criminal.
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@MiketheSnow said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@MajorRage said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@MiketheSnow said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@KiwiMurph said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
Jorgensen is the first proper world XV level back the Wallabies have had in a long time.
If Lynagh can get a run of good health and a Championship and NH tour under his belt then he'll join him
Really? I don’t think he’s done much at all.
I’d probably put him the worst of the Oz backs this series.
Thrown in to the Lions Den - literally - at a very early stage in his career and handled the pressure with calm and confidence
He's a keeper and worth developing the back line around him
He's a very clever distributor, not flashy, and not greedy
That’s not Worid XV. That’s worth perservering with.
Just not seen a single thing to suggest he’s a world xv player.
Watch him tear us a new one now to make me eat my words ….
@MajorRage said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@MiketheSnow said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@MajorRage said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@MiketheSnow said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
@KiwiMurph said in Wallabies vs Lions III:
Jorgensen is the first proper world XV level back the Wallabies have had in a long time.
If Lynagh can get a run of good health and a Championship and NH tour under his belt then he'll join him
Really? I don’t think he’s done much at all.
I’d probably put him the worst of the Oz backs this series.
Thrown in to the Lions Den - literally - at a very early stage in his career and handled the pressure with calm and confidence
He's a keeper and worth developing the back line around him
He's a very clever distributor, not flashy, and not greedy
That’s not Worid XV. That’s worth perservering with.
Just not seen a single thing to suggest he’s a world xv player.
Watch him tear us a new one now to make me eat my words ….
Which is literally what I wrote
Championship and away tour will tell us if he's stick or twist
