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kiap wrote: ↑Fri Apr 26, 2024 11:14 am Is Edmed better than Harrison?

Edmed is solid. Harrison has a higher ceiling

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Amatasero is a huge plant pot

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Jtah wrote: ↑Fri Apr 26, 2024 11:08 am
shanky wrote: ↑Fri Apr 26, 2024 11:04 am Finau has Swinton syndrome
I don’t want to curse him but Swinton looks to have matured.

Yes
He’s definitely not a ticking timebomb anymore

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Finau has Swinton syndrome

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Julian Heaven competing with Ricky Riccitelli for the best name in super rugby

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Chiefs have turned up to play!

Should be a good game

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Great ceremony.

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Apols. I see there is a match thread already

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AC will have to be happy with this penalty count

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ZuLurk wrote: ↑Fri Apr 26, 2024 6:31 am Easier for me to rate the boks than players that one don't see playing regularly.

Perhaps you could explain your scoring system?

Smith (a forward) scores more for #14 than does DuPont (a back)

And Kolbe, a specialist winger, scores more at #15, than Barrett (a specialist fullback)

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From the totals Willemse is first and DuPont is…last

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I think that’s a valid question. As it turns out, Vietnam went over to the other side and we all survived. It seems like it’s about how high the stakes are. Do we really care if China invades Taiwan? The only material issue would be semi-conductors, probably. Oh, and the south China sea thereafter.

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That should do it.

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Pakia Pakia wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 11:52 pm So Wright, McReight and Cale it is then?

No.
I published the likely backrow 3 a couple pf pages ago. You should bookmark that post, because it’s gold. Whereas your selection is not

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Trading while insolvent… what on earth were these directors thinking. It’s not NFJ stealing money from NSWRU to give to a mate bad, but it’s bad. https://www.theroar.com.au/2024/04/25/exclusive-rebels-administrator-urges-private-consortium-be-allowed-to-save-club-amidst-claims-ra-wont-engage/ It’s ...

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They're not going to be absent, they've simply a lot of trade surplus that needs to go into something. But 3% is a lot, an awful lot, over time that would if they were to vanish be a big thing. And again even if they simply slow their rate of purchase shifting to some other options that's a big thi...

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'Disturbing trend' of verdicts being overturned - dissenting judge In a sharp dissent, Judge Madeline Singas said the decision "perpetuates outdated notions of sexual violence" and makes holding defendants accountable for sexual assault "significantly more difficult". She also accused the majority ...

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Can someone who’s been following this explain what he actually did and why it’s been overturned? Technicality. Brought on by a desire to be excessively judicious. A sentiment they would never, ever extend to a black youth in a drugstore robbery case Looks to be very similar reasoning to the success...

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Case in point:

I remember when Kwagga was considered a fringe player, not worthy of full Bok status

Now, they want his face on every Million-Rand note in circulation

There are times to lock the drinks cabinet. This is one of those times.

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Duff Paddy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 5:10 pm Can someone who’s been following this explain what he actually did and why it’s been overturned?

Technicality.

Brought on by a desire to be excessively judicious. A sentiment they would never, ever extend to a black youth in a drugstore robbery case

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I genuinely think Saffas should be banned from posting on these types of threads
They are ridiculously biased and incapable of reviewing talent on its merits.
Of course, this bias is well-meaning, innocent and heartfelt, but it still makes for shit analysis

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Correct. I thought the point of a limited liability company was to limit liability. That's why I don't get why the directors are liable for the tax bill. Is it because the directors allowed it to trade while it was insolvent? https://insolvency.pwc.com.au/singleEntityCases/melbourne-rebels-rugby-un...

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That’s an insane multi

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Ardie Savea and Michael Hooper are two of the best athletes the Anzacs have produced, since Ben and Owen Franks

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ROLDY wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 1:03 pm Won $10k on the chooks today.

God I love Anzac Day

Congratulations.

Not sure what odds you managed on that but the stake was obviously significant

We’re happy for you - but since many of us here are battlers - residents of struggle street - the big-noting is probably ill-advised

You know?

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As a general statement..

Those wishing to replace the USD as the reserve currency should (in all fairness) suggest another currency they’d prefer to have their life savings pegged to.

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US Treasuries are the world’s most trusted instruments. Every portfolio in the investment world would carry them. They go up, they go down. They’re not going away anytime soon. And the Chinese selling down is good. Means they will have slightly less of a gun to hold to the head of the US and world ...

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Great, so this package signals the new reality. The Russians are committed to achieving pre-1991 territory and we have to drain the tank to defend Europe. Happy days. Cost of living to remain exorbitant for the next 10 years. I'm feeling a bit smug for not living in Europe. Not for the first time, ...

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MungoMan wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 10:25 am
TranceNRG wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 10:21 am This is going to get ugly by the looks of it.
Forgetting RA for a minute - easily done, tbf - what the ATO does next seems crucial.

Yup

Then ASIC next. They can come up with a rescue package and still end up being prosecuted (if the evidence indicates, innocent until proven etc)

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What's the deal with the directors being personally liable for the Rebels tax bill? Yeah, just looking at that article posted above, it seems like the Rebels future is far from assured. There are two legal battles, against RA and the ATO, that have to be won by the Rebels before this deal happens. ...

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I have been heavily involved with junior footy for yesrs and never heard of this happening. Totally off, when we’re trying to encourage youngsters to play

The only thing I can think of is that perhaps the coach meant ‘for game day’ but didn’t explain himself properly

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Interesting video Don’t agree with all of it but very topical and hopefully interesting for others https://youtu.be/lakdZIuZe7c?si=mFEheaCQeWlghm_w (Noting this was just before the US Aid decision but the rationale still holds. Mike Johnson said he’d been in briefings that were very depressing - per...

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BlueThunder wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 9:49 am Interested how Thomas goes.

The White Moderator

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US Treasuries are the world’s most trusted instruments. Every portfolio in the investment world would carry them. They go up, they go down. They’re not going away anytime soon. And the Chinese selling down is good. Means they will have slightly less of a gun to hold to the head of the US and world ...

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US Treasuries are the world’s most trusted instruments. Every portfolio in the investment world would carry them. They go up, they go down. They’re not going away anytime soon. And the Chinese selling down is good. Means they will have slightly less of a gun to hold to the head of the US and world e...

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Pakia Pakia wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 3:46 am Says he weighs 105kg. Think he only needs an extra 5kg if that's the case. AB's went deep into the RWC last year with Frizell as their heaviest loose forward at 110kg.

Frizell plays ‘heavy’ though. If that’s even a thing

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I’m not sure I want him to put on too much muscle/weight. May reduce his speed and agility.
Would prefer to see him as a utility player and a great game-finisher perhaps, against a tiring opposition

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Kahu wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 3:18 am Very sad news about Terry Hill. Be interesting to know if he suffered from CTE. One of the strangest sights I've seen on a footy field was when he suffered from delayed concussion for the West Tigers

Heart attack apparently. Poor bugger

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