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Gurthro! Can we get Plumtree to give him a call?
And ask him not to re-sign with the Bulls??
Draggs, please...
Gurthro! Can we get Plumtree to give him a call?
And ask him not to re-sign with the Bulls??
Draggs, please...
You guys already have Macgyver. We have Beast, but he is likely to be forced to retire. We can use a proper loose-head prop. You have Greyling, he is pure class!
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What about Louis Ludick?
Gurthro, BdP, JdP, that is a handsome front tow.And ask him not to re-sign with the Bulls??
Draggs, please...
Gurthro, BdP, JdP, that is a handsome front tow.
Beloved Hougaard and Steyn were not hewn in the finest Pretorian rock, so don't try this origin think, Hein
Neither was Steenkamp...
Scotland team btw...
15 Hogg
14 Lamont
13 De Luca
12 Scott
11 Visser
10 Laidlaw
9 Blair
8 Denton
7 Brown
6 Strokosch
5 Hamilton
4 Gray
3 Murray
2 Ford
1 Grant
16 Hall
17 Traynor
18 Cross
19 Kellock
20 Barclay
21 Pyrgos
22 Jackson
23 Murchie
Are Scotland still technically a tier one nation? What qualifies a country as a tier 1 team?
Also how has Traynor managed to get a place on the bench ahead of Jacobsen. Jacobsen may not be on the greatest of form, but Traynor was a walking scrum penalty last season with Edinburgh.
Evans move to France don't seem to have helped their Scotland careers. Evans has been mainly a reserve with Castres which must be why he isn't in the 23, but in my opinion he is still surely better than de Luca. Nick de Luca has 36 caps now, he may well be one of the worst players ever to reach 50 caps for a Tier 1 nation in the history of professional rugby.
Why has Barclay fallen out of favour so much as well? I would have played him at #7 to keep a genuine openside on the field. Denton as an impact sub from the bench.
Are Scotland still technically a tier one nation? What qualifies a country as a tier 1 team?