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It’s exactly what they are, just like a first year at a law firm or investment bank. If you don’t like the conditions, go play colts
Tupou to Tahs, LSL to Reds, Gordon eyes NRL switch: Where Rebels stars will find new homes in Super Rugby
If they don’t like the contract terms then they don’t go into the academy system.
It’s not complicated.
Tupou to Tahs, LSL to Reds, Gordon eyes NRL switch: Where Rebels stars will find new homes in Super Rugby
Get a brain, you are trying to be clever, but it’s really basic, it’s like any employment contract
Tupou to Tahs, LSL to Reds, Gordon eyes NRL switch: Where Rebels stars will find new homes in Super Rugby
Depending on what the contract says dopey
Tupou to Tahs, LSL to Reds, Gordon eyes NRL switch: Where Rebels stars will find new homes in Super Rugby
Watched him a number of times in Shute. Bit of a a shoveler, has some nice touches, but is an open gate in defence. One of the worst defenders at 10 I have seen, a glaring weakness that needs urgent attention.
'We've got some danger': Kiss bullish on finals chances despite Tahs scare
Duh, as you said….its about the contract…you go into the academy, you sign a contract
Tupou to Tahs, LSL to Reds, Gordon eyes NRL switch: Where Rebels stars will find new homes in Super Rugby
What was it about ‘pick the best’, that you didn’t understand
Tupou to Tahs, LSL to Reds, Gordon eyes NRL switch: Where Rebels stars will find new homes in Super Rugby
I want the best of them to stay here, I don’t care about the rest, but it’s my choice not theirs.
Tupou to Tahs, LSL to Reds, Gordon eyes NRL switch: Where Rebels stars will find new homes in Super Rugby
Absolutely, I want to pick the best each year and make them stay here. The rest can go where they like
Tupou to Tahs, LSL to Reds, Gordon eyes NRL switch: Where Rebels stars will find new homes in Super Rugby
How can players from the U20 system be allowed to go overseas?
Why weren’t players required, as part of the money and time invested in them, to play in the Super Rugby competition, for a period of years.
There’s part of the problem in Australian rugby right there.
Tupou to Tahs, LSL to Reds, Gordon eyes NRL switch: Where Rebels stars will find new homes in Super Rugby
Should have done it years ago, been haemorrhaging money their entire existence.
Pressure from Vic government (and big Melbourne based sponsors) no doubt played a part in their continued existence.
I mean you can’t blame them after building a stadium for league and union, I am sure there was a written or unwritten agreement to keep playing there….
CONFIRMED: RA axe Rebels from Super Rugby, shocked players told news in meeting with Waugh and Herbert
“while the Tahs have finished last” and to think just a week or so ago, they were a chance at the finals…truly comical and something they need to fix
Super Rugby teams R15: Reds near full strength, Paddy Ryan answers Tah SOS, Force's Donno blow, Kels on the wing
The Reds played their best football of the season when Hunter was injured and Henry was 12.
Wallabies Power Rankings: Bolters, battlers and Joe Schmidt's biggest calls ahead of Wales series
The old saying …putting lipstick on a pig…comes to mind reading much of this article regarding DC
Tahs confirm Darren Coleman departure, search already underway for new coach
Hunter….ha ha…The Reds were at their this year with Henry at 12
Force kill off Waratahs' final hopes once and for all as Donno comes back to haunt old side
“Ridiculously we’re still in the hunt for the playoffs,” he sad.”
Hard to disagree, I would only add stupid, absurd and embarrassing
Brumbies beat Waratahs in monsoonal conditions as injury toll goes from bad to worse
In summary, they are all about 5/10 at this stage in their respective careers.
They show potential but have glaring weaknesses.
On the test arena this season, we will have quite a few issues surrounding the 10…to say the least, and of course our opponents know this already
'Nothing's a short-term fix': Schmidt seeks to bring 'fragmented' Wallabies together, says Beale is 'finding feet'
Lolesio is an open gate in defence and so a glaring liability on a Test pitch
The five candidates for the Wallabies No.10 jersey - and the old heads who may sneak in to join them
It really is saying something when the best 10 last weekend was Lawson Creighton.
HMP , his backup looks really good too, but a little early for him.
Which leaves Jack Debreczeni , who is very competent, with a good boot, seemingly on the outer.
The five candidates for the Wallabies No.10 jersey - and the old heads who may sneak in to join them
Henry, Issac not Matt, he’s a kiwi cricketer, is way better than Hunter. The signings of players in recent times don’t support your faith in their ability to know quality. It’s a negative for the Reds that Hunter will be at 12 and not Henry
Exclusive: Wallabies star turns down mega deal overseas to re-sign with Queensland Reds
Overrated, rarely passes , especially to the right and can’t kick.
One good game a week back and the Roares think he’s a superstar.
You all did the same with Edmed 5-6 weeks back, after one good pass, now you all think he’s rubbish.
You all seem to forget that when Matt Henry filled in when Hunter was injured, Henry was the best player in the Reds back line for weeks and when they were playing excellent rugby
Exclusive: Wallabies star turns down mega deal overseas to re-sign with Queensland Reds
Plenty, not as many tests, but a lot against bigger older and tough blokes..grade at 18 was tough stuff. 3 were called Ella and they could play a bit
Jorgo injury adds to Tahs' pain as DC forced to turn to club land to cover FOURTH season-ending hooker blow
Age has nothing to do with it, cast you mind back to a great wallaby back line where only one player, the halfback, was over 19.
Jorgo injury adds to Tahs' pain as DC forced to turn to club land to cover FOURTH season-ending hooker blow
Tahs haven’t had an islander prop in a out 5-10 years…..question is…why
Reds snap 25-year drought in Christchurch to beat Crusaders as Wilson, Ryan star
He’s too small, with limited vision. They just ran at him and TL all night.
Henry will be the 12 next year.
D-Smacked! Reds 'taught a lesson in every aspect' as Chiefs storm into Super Rugby semis