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fl 27 minutes ago

2025 Lions' selection: An idiot's guide

“it’s these selections which can define the tour”

I hadn’t realised how true this was. Looking back, I reckon the most left-field selections in 2021 were Conan (who started all three tests), Daly (who featured in all three tests, including once as a starter), Aki (who started one test), and Simmonds (who got one cap off the bench).

I wonder how much of this is down to the thought that Gatland put into their selections (perhaps the core group of 25 were selected purely on the basis of being good at rugby, whereas the more surprising selections were chosen on the basis of adding something specific to a test side), or to the fact that the more surprising selections came into camp feeling they had something to prove, so rose to the occasion in training and midweek games moreso than the established names did.

Either way - will be interesting to see how things play out this time around!

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Rebeccakirby 28 minutes ago

Fin Smith: Northampton Saints face battle to keep England star

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Rebeccakirby 28 minutes ago

Fin Smith: Northampton Saints face battle to keep England star

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gs 52 minutes ago

2025 Lions' selection: An idiot's guide

Firstly, thanks for reading the piece. I suspect, like you, that Farrell’s choice will have more green and less white and that, bar Kinghorn, the French options are unlikely. Lions’ selections, in my experience, follow a pattern; there’s 25 or so guys on whom everyone can broadly agree but it’s the final dozen who provoke real debate and, often, it’s these selections which can define the tour. It’s the best parlour game in rugby, isn’t it? Can’t wait to see whom Faz picks. Graham

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Rebeccakirby 1 hour ago

Crusaders prepare for 'dangerous in all elements' Chiefs game-breaker

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Cantab 1 hour ago

'There's a lot of rugby knowledge': David Havili's reasoning behind in-form backline

Crusader's wingers scoring lots of tries shows the players inside them are doing an excellent job. The clunky backline of last year has disappeared and is now quite possibly the best in the competition. Expect the Crusaders to hit the overall lead once the bye anomaly is caught up on. Did have some doubts on Havili as captain but he has certainly stood up hasn’t he?

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WillStewart 1 hour ago

Super Rugby Pacific's rebirth can finally restore the missing All Blacks edge

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Bradley Tyler 1 hour ago

Late Alessandro Izekor try sees Benetton snatch win over Edinburgh

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Ireland announce team and new captain for Six Nations opener against France

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Scarlets play-off hopes hit by home defeat to Stormers

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Rebeccakirby 2 hours ago

Why the ‘State of Origin’ will have a big say in Schmidt’s Wallabies selection

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Rebeccakirby 2 hours ago

Mick Cleary: 'England are back among the heavyweights.'

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Andrew Nichols 2 hours ago

'There's a lot of rugby knowledge': David Havili's reasoning behind in-form backline

Well if he makes Razors squad, he’d best deliver as he’s had a few chances at test level over the yrs and hasnt consistently.set the world on fire. Like Reece, he looks great at this level but in the tough stuff of tests where its just that bit faster and gaps close more quickly…

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BA 5 hours ago

Fijian Drua secure star flyhalf Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula on new deal

How good is that!! Must be doing it for ❤️and not just money as there would be some cash out there for young fulla good already only going to get better

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JW 6 hours ago

'Ulster, though no one wants to admit it, isn't much more than a development province right now.'

TBH, and is the case over here with many of fans as well, I prefer the idea of the AIL and NPC (Currie Cup) being the true heart beat/cornerstone of the domestic rugby scene.

As per Miz question, how does a team go about that rise you reckon? Someone got hold of the club and drove an interest in participation back with it, or just another generational thing?

Also, a question I gave Miz, do you think the AIL has the ability to go somehere, be more than what it is now, like the Championship over in England etc? If it doesn’t get the same spotlight as those other examples ofc, it might do already? Sydney club footy has several thousand attend its finals games etc.

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JW 6 hours ago

'Ulster, though no one wants to admit it, isn't much more than a development province right now.'

Yeah I mentioned in another thread to Deepete that’d I’d been comparing NZ and Ireland, and what I ended up recognizing was that Aussie is far similar to Ireland. Sorry, for ignorance but I can’t remember if that similarity was shared or used in some of NBs articles.

NZ and Ireland both use provinces but Aussies States are far more inline with your provinces right? I was wondering if the AIL had clubs that were on the tipping point of wanting to become pro, how close could they get to a current Ulster etc. I’m guess the Ulster players no longer have much to do with their former clubs, unlike how SR players jump back to their equivalent provinces? So one of those Ulster teams wouldn’t say have half a dozen URC players who would otherwise represent them?

I’m wondering how close their structure can get to being a good back drop for the Aussie players once SR is finished, if the top structures are similar (State v Province), could Irelands club system also be used, but most importantly, would it be good enough?

BTW ty for the reply, I actually had the tables up and had no idea who was who lol

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Rebeccakirby 6 hours ago

Gregor Townsend breaks silence on his Scotland future

Months earlier, I’d sunk $156,000 into what I thought was a golden opportunity, an online cryptocurrency investment promising sky-high returns. The website was sleek, the testimonials glowing, and the numbers kept climbing. But when I tried to withdraw my profits, the platform froze. Emails went unanswered, support chats died, and my “investment” vanished into the digital ether. I’d been scammed, and the sting of it burned deep.Desperate, I stumbled across Alpha Spy Nest while scouring the web for help. Their site/reviews didn’t promise miracles, just results, specialists in tracking down lost funds from online scams. Skeptical but out of options, I reached out. The process started with a simple form: I detailed the scam, uploaded screenshots of transactions, and shared the wallet addresses I’d sent my crypto to. Within hours, they confirmed they’d take my case.What followed was like watching a high-stakes chess game unfold, though I only saw the moves, not the players. Alpha Spy Nest dove into the blockchain, tracing my funds through a maze of wallets designed to obscure their path. They explained how scammers often use mixers to launder crypto, but certain patterns like timing and wallet clustering, could still betray them. I didn’t understand half of it, but their confidence kept me hopeful. Hours later, they updated me: my money had landed in an exchange account tied to the scam network. They’d identified it through a mix of on-chain analysis and intel from sources I’d never grasp. After 24 hours, i got a message, my funds were frozen in the scammer’s account pending review. Alpha Spy Nest had apparently flagged it just in time. After some back-and-forth, the exchange with the help of Alpha Spy Nest reversed the transactions, and $145,000 of my original $156,000 hit my wallet. The rest, they said, was likely gone forever, siphoned off early. I never met anyone from Alpha Spy Nest, never heard a voice or saw a face. Yet, their methodical precision pulled me back from the brink. My money wasn’t fully restored, but the recovery felt like a win, a lifeline from a faceless ally in a world of digital shadows. If you find yourself in the same situation, you can also reach out to them via: Email: Alphaspynest@mail.com, whatsapp: ‪+15132924878‬, telegram: https://t.me/Alphaspynest,

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JW 6 hours ago

'Ulster, though no one wants to admit it, isn't much more than a development province right now.'

I wonder if we’ve struck a winner here (generally speaking pro to amateur eras). I’d been thinking of the differences between here and Ireland, and despite our pro teams being created from large regions and very similar to yours, you’ve always had that as you’re top tier domestic comp right, but along the lines of our smaller provincial competition (the NPC) it was previously representative?

There is still a very big following and favourtism for rep rugby over ‘club’ or the pro rugby teams here. I wonder if Ulster has just lost that edge of what it meant to be a rep team? Were as Leinster have been able to embrace the new ‘club’ persona far more enthusiastically?

Could be that ‘pro’ vibe just eating into what were the strengths of your traditional teams?

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JW 7 hours ago

'Ulster, though no one wants to admit it, isn't much more than a development province right now.'

So their was some sort of continuity from that era. It all sounds very normal, ex players shouldn’t need to be asked to give back to the game, even in the amateur era, and if you’re critical of them not being professional and committed enough then, well you’re in the same boat as everyone else basically.

Ulster have certainly been pretty good since I’ve been noticing, though sure, clearly under Leinsters spotlight. Picked up on a few of this years unfortunate results though. Happens to the best, hopefully things turn around.

Ah right, so in a similar boat to the Ulster schools? If it’s anything like here, I don’t know why that should matter much. Widely varying results from within NZ despite heavily funded/wealth Auckland sides to my understanding, totally about the crop of players coming through. Though that might still be a key point of difference in perspective, with although not in numbers, rugby still being the dominant sport here?

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Rebeccakirby 7 hours ago

Late Alessandro Izekor try sees Benetton snatch win over Edinburgh

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