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Watch: Episode 4 of The Season with Brisbane Boys College 1st XV

Produced by Onion TV in partnership with RugbyPass and in association with Brisbane Boys College, Series 6 of the award-winning documentary The Season is here, taking you inside one of Australia’s leading rugby nurseries.

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The first home game ends positively and the team immediately focusses on Ipswich Grammar – the competition dark horse. The rugby program continues to build its strength and conditioning foundation under the supervision of Sophie Pidcock while another successful BBC program prepares for a premiership of their own. As the school community make their voices heard, two players – positioned at two different stages of their high school careers – reflect on their journey in the Green White Black. 

Catch up on Episode 3 of the series here. 

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SC 6 minutes ago
What Tony Johnson is hearing about the vacant All Blacks assistant role

There is NOTHING wrong with a model with a head coach as overseer. Clive Woodward won a RWC being a director of rugbyin 2003. So did Rassie in 2023.

BUT if you are such a coach then you MUST choose exceptional assistant coaches for forwards, attack, and defence.



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SC 16 minutes ago
What Tony Johnson is hearing about the vacant All Blacks assistant role

Is the team actually bigger than 2023 RWC squad.- no.

Same props.



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Eric Elwood 17 minutes ago
What Tony Johnson is hearing about the vacant All Blacks assistant role

Agree with all that. I am hoping it settles to something fairer in the next year. It is extremely difficult for the defensive catcher as is, any slight error is often a knock on/knock on advantage and worse.

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SC 21 minutes ago
What Tony Johnson is hearing about the vacant All Blacks assistant role

You do know that, despite the media’s ignorance, Scott Hansen was one of Jamie Joseph’s assistant coaches with Japan from 2020-2023 including the 2023 RWC. That is 4 years of international coaching experience.

Jason Ryan has now been All Blacks forward coach for 4 years.



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Chris929 22 minutes ago
Who are the contenders to replace Abby 'Wow' on England's wing?

There is of course the option of playing Helena Rowland or Emma Sing at Full back and moving ellie kildunne to the wing. Tough to replace Abby Dow-most years she has been a world XV player-england will be a weaker team without her as shes been such a great attacking threat for the team. Kildunne,Dow and meg jones are the 3 england backs that are hardest to replace as they have such individual skillsets and get into world XVs regularly

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PMcD 40 minutes ago
Our Investec Champions Cup team of the week

I think for the English teams to compete you either have to prioritise the Investec over the PREM (as Saints did after the bad start last year) or you need to get very lucky with injuries to see you across both competitions.

I think the Will Stuart injury was a bit of a blow, so will depend how many more they have between now and the 6 Nations.



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Dave Didley 44 minutes ago
Experienced commentator weighs in on Eben Etzebeth's verdict

We’ll see in 12 weeks…

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Dave Didley 45 minutes ago
'100 caps… 1 incident': Bok great Bryan Habana condemns Etzebeth's act but defends player

???

Have you just discovered the internet and rugby?



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fl 48 minutes ago
Our Investec Champions Cup team of the week

Will be interesting to see if Bath can mount a charge. They’re definitely a way off Toulouse & BB at the moment, but if they decide to really focus on the champions cup that could change.

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BP 1 hour ago
Who are the contenders to replace Abby 'Wow' on England's wing?

There are other vital elements in a top winger: sound defence (closely allied to intuitive positioning), kicking skills, preferably with either foot, and an instinctive ability to link with the other 2 of the back 3.

Big question: will JM feel the need to experiment (CMM is nearing 30) or stick to the player who's already proved herself?



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RugCs 1 hour ago
All Blacks: How the forwards depth rates against Razor's four deep project

The Boks fielded six different hookers this year, so very close to 8 deep.

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PMcD 1 hour ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

Yes, it doesn’t change the overall style but will certainly give them more depth & consistency for the number of games they are having to manage and the ability to manage injuries.

Whilst UBB have been up there for a few seasons, I do wonder how much more confidence and assurance they will play with and we will likely see them at their best this year and next.



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NB 1 hour ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

When they are in the mood UBB are prob the hardest team to defend against in Europe. They can score a lot of points very quickly indeed.

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NB 1 hour ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

JLDP is prob a like for like with Guido Petti, and they will likely play him at 4 as much as they do 6. They already have big carrying guys like Matiu and Gazzotti and BVT and now Willis so he’ll be a swingman for them.

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NB 1 hour ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

Yes an Irishman succeeding an Aussie would not have gone down too well would it?😂

The other aspect is that McCall is a DoR type who doesn’t do tracksuit coaching, so he’d be starting from scratch there. I think that is what may have held Rob Baxter back too?



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Can I have a word your Honour? 2 hours ago
What Tony Johnson is hearing about the vacant All Blacks assistant role

World Rugby also have to make the Garyowen a contest. I wasn’t a fan of the blatant blockers practically being a ‘Stationary Wall’ but in removing any ‘blockers’ it has technically turned it too much the other way into a 15v1 contest where the defending team basically has to catch the ball while the chasing team are allowed to slap it backwards. Perhaps make it only a 1v1. If there is no 1v1 contest then it is 15 Chasers ready to flatten/muller the Defender who catches the ball. It is almost an ‘intentional’ mugging.

Some of the Chasers are now also jumping into the contest with their back to the opposition which is like jumping across the line at a Line-out. How can the chaser have due-diligence to their opponent if they jump into them with their backs turned?



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Tom 2 hours ago
Our Investec Champions Cup team of the week

They won't pick Du Toit though because of the international conspiracy against the Springboks.

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Mark 2 hours ago
Experienced commentator weighs in on Eben Etzebeth's verdict

And does a helluva lot for Charidee mate.👍

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Ninjin 2 hours ago
Experienced commentator weighs in on Eben Etzebeth's verdict

That is uncalled for mate.

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Ninjin 2 hours ago
Experienced commentator weighs in on Eben Etzebeth's verdict

So that is why Ryan got only 2 weeks? He is kind to furry animals🐑

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