Kiwi'sshanky wrote:This back-on-the-rails thread sucks badly.
Let’s go back to sledging kiwis


Kiwi'sshanky wrote:This back-on-the-rails thread sucks badly.
Let’s go back to sledging kiwis
Chilli wrote:Kiwi'sshanky wrote:This back-on-the-rails thread sucks badly.
Let’s go back to sledging kiwison our threads
You wot mate? I merely commented that the large Jaapie bloke developed by Queensland appears to be a rather devastating scrummager. You brought the Crusaders into it.shanky wrote:Did you actually read the thread?
The one in which your mate Shrekles started a discussion to that very effect?
Thread kiwiedShrekles wrote:You wot mate? I merely commented that the large Jaapie bloke developed by Queensland appears to be a rather devastating scrummager. You brought the Crusaders into it.shanky wrote:Did you actually read the thread?
The one in which your mate Shrekles started a discussion to that very effect?
Chilli wrote:Thread kiwiedShrekles wrote:You wot mate? I merely commented that the large Jaapie bloke developed by Queensland appears to be a rather devastating scrummager. You brought the Crusaders into it.shanky wrote:Did you actually read the thread?
The one in which your mate Shrekles started a discussion to that very effect?
Reds by 3The Vodacom Bulls are pleased to announce that the entire matchday squad that did duty against the Emirates Lions will be available for selection against the Reds in Brisbane this weekend.
Additionally, Jason Jenkins (AC joint) and Burger Odendaal (rib) have recovered and will be in contention for selection this week.
Bulls....not Blues.Bindi wrote:Almost the entire Reds squad is banned/arrested/discarded/injured. I hear they’re even recruiting toddlers from the PYC kiddie dance hour they run at the stadium.
Blue by 3
Most of this team were born in such exotic Ozzie places as New Zealand, Papa-New-Guinea, Fiji and Tonga.Jensrsa wrote:1. James Slipper (C) – Bond University
2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa - Sunnybank
3. Taniela Tupou - Brothers
4. Izack Rodda - Easts
5. Kane Douglas - Norths
6. Adam Korczyk – University of Queensland
7. Liam Wright – Easts
8. Caleb Timu – Souths
9. James Tuttle – GPS
10. Jono Lance – University of Queensland
11. Eto Nabuli – GPS
12. Samu Kerevi – Souths
13. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths (50th Queensland/Super Rugby cap)
14. Filipo Daugunu – Wests (run-on debut)
15. Aidan Toua – Easts
16. Alex Mafi – Bond University
17. JP Smith – GPS
18. Sef Fa’agase – University of Queensland
19. Harry Hockings – University of Queensland
20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland
21. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland
22. Hamish Stewart – Bond University
23. Duncan Paia’aua - Norths
PNG and NZ are essentially our overseas territories.Wilson's Toffee wrote:Most of this team were born in such exotic Ozzie places as New Zealand, Papa-New-Guinea, Fiji and Tonga.
Cosmopolitan Australia.
kiap wrote:PNG and NZ are essentially our overseas territories.Wilson's Toffee wrote:Most of this team were born in such exotic Ozzie places as New Zealand, Papa-New-Guinea, Fiji and Tonga.
Cosmopolitan Australia.
The PIs used to be satellite states also but they're now owned by China...
Wilson's Toffee wrote:Most of this team were born in such exotic Ozzie places as New Zealand, Papa-New-Guinea, Fiji and Tonga.Jensrsa wrote:1. James Slipper (C) – Bond University
2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa - Sunnybank
3. Taniela Tupou - Brothers
4. Izack Rodda - Easts
5. Kane Douglas - Norths
6. Adam Korczyk – University of Queensland
7. Liam Wright – Easts
8. Caleb Timu – Souths
9. James Tuttle – GPS
10. Jono Lance – University of Queensland
11. Eto Nabuli – GPS
12. Samu Kerevi – Souths
13. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths (50th Queensland/Super Rugby cap)
14. Filipo Daugunu – Wests (run-on debut)
15. Aidan Toua – Easts
16. Alex Mafi – Bond University
17. JP Smith – GPS
18. Sef Fa’agase – University of Queensland
19. Harry Hockings – University of Queensland
20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland
21. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland
22. Hamish Stewart – Bond University
23. Duncan Paia’aua - Norths
Cosmopolitan Australia.
Show me.shanky wrote:Wilson's Toffee wrote:Most of this team were born in such exotic Ozzie places as New Zealand, Papa-New-Guinea, Fiji and Tonga.Jensrsa wrote:1. James Slipper (C) – Bond University
2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa - Sunnybank
3. Taniela Tupou - Brothers
4. Izack Rodda - Easts
5. Kane Douglas - Norths
6. Adam Korczyk – University of Queensland
7. Liam Wright – Easts
8. Caleb Timu – Souths
9. James Tuttle – GPS
10. Jono Lance – University of Queensland
11. Eto Nabuli – GPS
12. Samu Kerevi – Souths
13. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths (50th Queensland/Super Rugby cap)
14. Filipo Daugunu – Wests (run-on debut)
15. Aidan Toua – Easts
16. Alex Mafi – Bond University
17. JP Smith – GPS
18. Sef Fa’agase – University of Queensland
19. Harry Hockings – University of Queensland
20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland
21. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland
22. Hamish Stewart – Bond University
23. Duncan Paia’aua - Norths
Cosmopolitan Australia.
Wrong.
Penalty try mate, penalty try.Bindi wrote:DP dropped apparently. Bit of a surprise. Thorn clearly does not want 5 pointers.
Make it 2053 and you got a deal.Wilson's Toffee wrote:So RWC 2023 a great deal of this team will be eligible to play for China.
And the Australian born ones, too, I take it ... ?
Ahh, so you were guessing.Wilson's Toffee wrote:Show me.shanky wrote:Wilson's Toffee wrote:Most of this team were born in such exotic Ozzie places as New Zealand, Papa-New-Guinea, Fiji and Tonga.Jensrsa wrote:1. James Slipper (C) – Bond University
2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa - Sunnybank
3. Taniela Tupou - Brothers
4. Izack Rodda - Easts
5. Kane Douglas - Norths
6. Adam Korczyk – University of Queensland
7. Liam Wright – Easts
8. Caleb Timu – Souths
9. James Tuttle – GPS
10. Jono Lance – University of Queensland
11. Eto Nabuli – GPS
12. Samu Kerevi – Souths
13. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths (50th Queensland/Super Rugby cap)
14. Filipo Daugunu – Wests (run-on debut)
15. Aidan Toua – Easts
16. Alex Mafi – Bond University
17. JP Smith – GPS
18. Sef Fa’agase – University of Queensland
19. Harry Hockings – University of Queensland
20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland
21. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland
22. Hamish Stewart – Bond University
23. Duncan Paia’aua - Norths
Cosmopolitan Australia.
Wrong.
Kiwi defense = best defense!Zakar wrote:My quik maths is
11 Aus
2 SA
6 nz
1 PNG
3 fiji
Of course, many of those born OS grew up in Australia and are 100% Australian.
kiap wrote:Make it 2053 and you got a deal.Wilson's Toffee wrote:So RWC 2023 a great deal of this team will be eligible to play for China.
And the Australian born ones, too, I take it ... ?
Zakar wrote:My quik maths is
11 Aus
2 SA
6 nz
1 PNG
3 fiji
Of course, many of those born OS grew up in Australia and are 100% Australian.
Do your own research.shanky wrote:Ahh, so you were guessing.Wilson's Toffee wrote:Show me.shanky wrote:Wilson's Toffee wrote:Most of this team were born in such exotic Ozzie places as New Zealand, Papa-New-Guinea, Fiji and Tonga.Jensrsa wrote:1. James Slipper (C) – Bond University
2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa - Sunnybank
3. Taniela Tupou - Brothers
4. Izack Rodda - Easts
5. Kane Douglas - Norths
6. Adam Korczyk – University of Queensland
7. Liam Wright – Easts
8. Caleb Timu – Souths
9. James Tuttle – GPS
10. Jono Lance – University of Queensland
11. Eto Nabuli – GPS
12. Samu Kerevi – Souths
13. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths (50th Queensland/Super Rugby cap)
14. Filipo Daugunu – Wests (run-on debut)
15. Aidan Toua – Easts
16. Alex Mafi – Bond University
17. JP Smith – GPS
18. Sef Fa’agase – University of Queensland
19. Harry Hockings – University of Queensland
20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland
21. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland
22. Hamish Stewart – Bond University
23. Duncan Paia’aua - Norths
Cosmopolitan Australia.
Wrong.
Counted him in NZ accidentallyWilson's Toffee wrote:Zakar wrote:My quik maths is
11 Aus
2 SA
6 nz
1 PNG
3 fiji
Of course, many of those born OS grew up in Australia and are 100% Australian.
And the Tonga lad ?
Are you a chickenrunner or klingon?Wilson's Toffee wrote:2 Saffers, which is OK, charity work, supplying work to the poor and downtrodden.
kiap wrote:Are you a chickenrunner or klingon?Wilson's Toffee wrote:2 Saffers, which is OK, charity work, supplying work to the poor and downtrodden.
Zakar wrote:The two Saffers parents chickenran when the players were kids. They don't have accents at all.
Jensrsa wrote:Bulls: 15 Warrick Gelant, 14 Travis Ismaiel, 13 Jesse Kriel, 12 Johnny Kotze, 11 Duncan Matthews, 10 Handre Pollard (captain), 9 Andre Warner, 8 Nick de Jager, 7 Hanro Liebenberg, 6 Roelof Smit, 5 Lood de Jager, 4 RG Snyman, 3 Frans van Wyk, 2 Jaco Visagie, 1 Pierre Schoeman
Substitutes: 16 Adriaan Strauss, 17 Lizo Gqoboka, 18 Trevor Nyakane, 19 Jason Jenkins, 20 Marco van Staden, 21 Embrose Papier, 22 Marnitz Boshoff, 23 Divan Rossouw
Bit early to be hitting the brandewyn oomWilson's Toffee wrote:Zakar wrote:The two Saffers parents chickenran when the players were kids. They don't have accents at all.
Poor and downtrodden, now. In two generations' time half of Oz will be working for them (and the family Li)
In five generations' time we will see a bloody revolution in Oz, overthrowing the ex-Saffers' government. Siting "prejudice".
Zakar wrote:Bit early to be hitting the brandewyn oomWilson's Toffee wrote:Zakar wrote:The two Saffers parents chickenran when the players were kids. They don't have accents at all.
Poor and downtrodden, now. In two generations' time half of Oz will be working for them (and the family Li)
In five generations' time we will see a bloody revolution in Oz, overthrowing the ex-Saffers' government. Siting "prejudice".
Whether folk were locally-born has long been a vexed question.Wilson's Toffee wrote:Most of this team were born in such exotic Ozzie places as New Zealand, Papa-New-Guinea, Fiji and Tonga.Jensrsa wrote:1. James Slipper (C) – Bond University
2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa - Sunnybank
3. Taniela Tupou - Brothers
4. Izack Rodda - Easts
5. Kane Douglas - Norths
6. Adam Korczyk – University of Queensland
7. Liam Wright – Easts
8. Caleb Timu – Souths
9. James Tuttle – GPS
10. Jono Lance – University of Queensland
11. Eto Nabuli – GPS
12. Samu Kerevi – Souths
13. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths (50th Queensland/Super Rugby cap)
14. Filipo Daugunu – Wests (run-on debut)
15. Aidan Toua – Easts
16. Alex Mafi – Bond University
17. JP Smith – GPS
18. Sef Fa’agase – University of Queensland
19. Harry Hockings – University of Queensland
20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland
21. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland
22. Hamish Stewart – Bond University
23. Duncan Paia’aua - Norths
Cosmopolitan Australia.
When you add in the NZ born coach you can understand why they are our favourite Aussie team.MungoMan wrote:Whether folk were locally-born has long been a vexed question.Wilson's Toffee wrote:Most of this team were born in such exotic Ozzie places as New Zealand, Papa-New-Guinea, Fiji and Tonga.Jensrsa wrote:1. James Slipper (C) – Bond University
2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa - Sunnybank
3. Taniela Tupou - Brothers
4. Izack Rodda - Easts
5. Kane Douglas - Norths
6. Adam Korczyk – University of Queensland
7. Liam Wright – Easts
8. Caleb Timu – Souths
9. James Tuttle – GPS
10. Jono Lance – University of Queensland
11. Eto Nabuli – GPS
12. Samu Kerevi – Souths
13. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths (50th Queensland/Super Rugby cap)
14. Filipo Daugunu – Wests (run-on debut)
15. Aidan Toua – Easts
16. Alex Mafi – Bond University
17. JP Smith – GPS
18. Sef Fa’agase – University of Queensland
19. Harry Hockings – University of Queensland
20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland
21. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland
22. Hamish Stewart – Bond University
23. Duncan Paia’aua - Norths
Cosmopolitan Australia.
Here is the definitive breakdown.
1. James Slipper (C) – Bond University Straya
2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa - Sunnybank NZ
3. Taniela Tupou - Brothers Tonga
4. Izack Rodda - Easts Straya
5. Kane Douglas - Norths Straya
6. Adam Korczyk – University of Queensland NZ
7. Liam Wright – Easts Seth Efrika
8. Caleb Timu – Souths NZ
9. James Tuttle – GPS Straya
10. Jono Lance – University of Queensland Straya
11. Eto Nabuli – GPS Fiji
12. Samu Kerevi – Souths Fiji
13. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths NZ
14. Filipo Daugunu – Wests Fiji
15. Aidan Toua – Easts Nuigini
16. Alex Mafi – Bond University Straya
17. JP Smith – GPS Seth Efrika
18. Sef Fa’agase – University of Queensland NZ
19. Harry Hockings – University of Queensland Straya
20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland Straya
21. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland Straya
22. Hamish Stewart – Bond University Straya
23. Duncan Paia’aua - Norths NZ
In summary: overseas-born the majority (13 of 23) with NZ the biggest contributor (six, five of whom were born in Auckland).
MungoMan wrote:Whether folk were locally-born has long been a vexed question.Wilson's Toffee wrote:Most of this team were born in such exotic Ozzie places as New Zealand, Papa-New-Guinea, Fiji and Tonga.Jensrsa wrote:1. James Slipper (C) – Bond University
2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa - Sunnybank
3. Taniela Tupou - Brothers
4. Izack Rodda - Easts
5. Kane Douglas - Norths
6. Adam Korczyk – University of Queensland
7. Liam Wright – Easts
8. Caleb Timu – Souths
9. James Tuttle – GPS
10. Jono Lance – University of Queensland
11. Eto Nabuli – GPS
12. Samu Kerevi – Souths
13. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths (50th Queensland/Super Rugby cap)
14. Filipo Daugunu – Wests (run-on debut)
15. Aidan Toua – Easts
16. Alex Mafi – Bond University
17. JP Smith – GPS
18. Sef Fa’agase – University of Queensland
19. Harry Hockings – University of Queensland
20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland
21. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland
22. Hamish Stewart – Bond University
23. Duncan Paia’aua - Norths
Cosmopolitan Australia.
Here is the definitive breakdown.
1. James Slipper (C) – Bond University Straya
2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa - Sunnybank NZ
3. Taniela Tupou - Brothers Tonga
4. Izack Rodda - Easts Straya
5. Kane Douglas - Norths Straya
6. Adam Korczyk – University of Queensland NZ
7. Liam Wright – Easts Seth Efrika
8. Caleb Timu – Souths NZ
9. James Tuttle – GPS Straya
10. Jono Lance – University of Queensland Straya
11. Eto Nabuli – GPS Fiji
12. Samu Kerevi – Souths Fiji
13. Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths NZ
14. Filipo Daugunu – Wests Fiji
15. Aidan Toua – Easts Nuigini
16. Alex Mafi – Bond University Straya
17. JP Smith – GPS Seth Efrika
18. Sef Fa’agase – University of Queensland NZ
19. Harry Hockings – University of Queensland Straya
20. Angus Scott-Young – University of Queensland Straya
21. Tate McDermott – University of Queensland Straya
22. Hamish Stewart – Bond University Straya
23. Duncan Paia’aua - Norths NZ
In summary: overseas-born the majority (13 of 23) with NZ the biggest contributor (six, five of whom were born in Auckland).
I would have kept the same 10 / 12 combination.Jensrsa wrote:Bulls: 15 Warrick Gelant, 14 Travis Ismaiel, 13 Jesse Kriel, 12 Johnny Kotze, 11 Duncan Matthews, 10 Handre Pollard (captain), 9 Andre Warner, 8 Nick de Jager, 7 Hanro Liebenberg, 6 Roelof Smit, 5 Lood de Jager, 4 RG Snyman, 3 Frans van Wyk, 2 Jaco Visagie, 1 Pierre Schoeman
Substitutes: 16 Adriaan Strauss, 17 Lizo Gqoboka, 18 Trevor Nyakane, 19 Jason Jenkins, 20 Marco van Staden, 21 Embrose Papier, 22 Marnitz Boshoff, 23 Divan Rossouw