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Really? Mtawarira??
Louw and Hooper can be held in the same regard as they usually get penalties against them at the ruck area.
I do agree with you on the other 3 though...
Heineken I'm just messing with you buddy - Honestly I couldn't think of another bok player so I just threw Beast in there.
May the best team win
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I was thinking Lopeti Timani the Rebels Second Row, don't know which nationality he belongs to, either Aus or Tonga.. so kinda my bad..
Lopeti Timani has been awesome for the Rebels, I really hope he's not on Tongas radar for the RWC because he can't be far off the Wallaby squad.
Trouble is he's too good to keep out of the starting side at the Rebels, yet he's a bit short to be a traditional lock. I think the best thing for him is to shift to 8 now that higginbotham's gone. That position would suit him much better. His brother Sitaleki played for the Wallabies at second row under Deans - Tony McGahan was Deans side kick and you can see the similarities flowing through at the Rebels. Deans put McCabe at 12 and McGahan uses Inman at 12 in the same fashion. Both also use a 2nd playmaker at 15. Cheika on the other hand uses a 2nd playmaker at 12, that's why I think Inman has been a bit stiff - one of the best tacklers in the comp.
I expect a few more Rebels to be in Gold next year - Smith, Stirzaker, Jones, Timani, Debreczeni, Inman and possibly Naivalu depending on eligibility and if he wants to rep for Fiji.
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Fardy is one of the best blindside flankers in the world, he's doing the basics way better than many and adds contribution to lineout.
Fardy deserves his spot - he's been around a lot longer than Skelton so to say he's only there because Skelton can't jump is a bit rich.