Wales v Australia

Crucial

No AAC

IN: Jack Maddocks, Adam Coleman, Tatafu Polota-Nau, Matt To'omua
OUT: Marika Koroibete, Folau Fainga'a, Tom Banks, Rory Arnold

Wallabies to face Wales

Scott Sio (52 Tests)
Tolu Latu (10 Tests)
Allan Alaalatoa (30 Tests)
Izack Rodda (14 Tests)
Adam Coleman (28 Tests)
Jack Dempsey (7 Tests)
Michael Hooper (c) (88 Tests)
David Pocock (75 Tests)
Will Genia (97 Tests)
Bernard Foley (65 Tests)
Sefa Naivalu (8 Tests)
Kurtley Beale (81 Tests)
Samu Kerevi (22 Tests)
Israel Folau (70 Tests)
Dane Haylett-Petty (28 Tests)
Reserves
Tatafu Polota-Nau (86 Tests)
Sekope Kepu (100 Tests)
Taniela Tupou (9 Tests)
Rob Simmons (91 Tests)
Ned Hanigan (18 Tests)
Nick Phipps (70 Tests)
Matt To'omua (39 Tests)
Jack Maddocks (5 Tests)

Bones

@crucial missing a player?

Crucial

@bones said in Wales v Convicts:

@crucial missing a player?

Krusty playing mind games by only selecting 23?

Bones

@crucial said in Wales v Convicts:

@bones said in Wales v Convicts:

@crucial missing a player?

Krusty playing mind games by only selecting 23?

Living on the edge.

Crucial

@bones said in Wales v Convicts:

@crucial said in Wales v Convicts:

@bones said in Wales v Convicts:

@crucial missing a player?

Krusty playing mind games by only selecting 23?

Living on the edge.

Or has lost a finger?

pukunui

It's a double double cross. Wales will be in disarray.

Tim

Don't they have another 12 in the country?

Stargazer

Bones

What's the deal with Biggar and Liam Williams' fall from grace?

Crucial

My crystal ball tells me that Australia will win this.
My crystal ball is not known for accuracy

Billy Webb

@crucial said in Wales v Convicts:

My crystal ball tells me that Australia will win this.
My crystal ball is not known for accuracy

I can't / won't predict on this one. I reckon it could go either way.
Not a big fan of the Wallabies this year, so i will be breaking with the SH brotherhood support club and roaring for the boys from the valleys.

MiketheSnow

@bones said in Wales v Convicts:

What's the deal with Biggar and Liam Williams' fall from grace?

Not a fall from grace.

Gatland has kept pretty much a winning side together.

Strong bench for us.

Going to go against the masses and say Wales is ready to absorb Australian pressure, be patient, and be accurate when given the opportunities.

Wales by 4-8.

sparky

Josh Adams ahead of Liam Williams looks an eccentric selection. What is going on?

Bovidae

Wales has to beat Aust at some stage.

KiwiMurph

Wallabies have won their last 13 tests vs Wales. Wallabies to win.

Machpants

Yup as much as I love Wales (better half did a degree in Cardiff, great times!) they have a canary yellow blind spot. More kiwis in the 15 might've helped, but two's not enough

NTA

@bovidae said in Wales v Australia:

Wales has to beat Aust at some stage.

This stage.

@mikethesnow said in Wales v Australia:

Wales by 4-8.

Pessimist. If Wales win it will be by more than 9 points, and I back them to finally break that streak.

We're in complete disarray, we've got few ideas, and just can't seem to fire at the right moments or for long enough.

Therefore, having typed out all that, the fucking shunts will probably put in their best performance of the last 3 years and thrash Wales by 30.

Then lose to Italy.

mariner4life

Come on, it's Wales v Australia. You already know the script. Wales enter the game as probably favourites based as much on the disarray the Wallabies are in as their own form (which isn't bad).

They then proceed to play 65 minutes of pretty good rugby, without blowing the scoreboard open.

They will then make 2 pretty poor errors, allowing the Wallabies to jag back the lead with a few minutes left.

Wales will launch one last attack that looks very promising until an inconceivably stupid error or penalty finishes the game with them just behind on the scoreboard once again.

'twas ever thus

Billy Webb

@mariner4life said in Wales v Australia:

Come on, it's Wales v Australia. You already know the script. Wales enter the game as probably favourites based as much on the disarray the Wallabies are in as their own form (which isn't bad).

They then proceed to play 65 minutes of pretty good rugby, without blowing the scoreboard open.

They will then make 2 pretty poor errors, allowing the Wallabies to jag back the lead with a few minutes left.

Wales will launch one last attack that looks very promising until an inconceivably stupid error or penalty finishes the game with them just behind on the scoreboard once again.

'twas ever thus

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MiketheSnow