#27 Robzim: I’m starting to get the same opinion of Quade. He has made some stupid mistakes for the Reds, but is yet to have any of these brainfarts for the Wallabies. Perhaps playing in a settled environment has let him play his natural game rather than having to try to win the game with every touch of the ball.

OK, they probably wont dominate, I agree.

In the Super 14 Quade Cooper usually played catch-up rugby behind a beaten pack and in a losing team (Queensland Reds)
It would be interesting to see what he can do in a team going forward (or at least with forwards getting parity)

I would say Aus by 6-11 in dry weather and by 3 if it is wet.

got oz on superbru by a small margin.
england need to control the oz pickngo tactics – thats where they have patience and break down defences.

#23 Robzim: can’t see oz fowards dominating. if england use jw for field position, aussies will make mistakes in their own half and give away points.

Yeah, what a name.

However, he is one of the best steppers around and is an extremely dangerous player.
He does stupid things and his tackling is also not so good, but he is much better than Earl Rose will ever be.
If the Aus forwards can dominate he will be a huge factor in the match.

that’s it – who the hell names their son quade?
slippery little **** but prone to brain farts

he made a big impact in the s14 when he arrived. still young but has all the attributes.
that 12 with the funny name is a bit like an earl rose – some moments of brilliance but generally rubbish

#16 rugbygenius: This must be a joke post or a wind-up!