Maybe! 😅 But you look at that Welsh team and it's got a 9/10 combo with 1 cap between them and a flyhalf who normally plays 12, all pulled from club teams that mostly had poor seasons. Aussie caps are better distributed (in the starting lineup anyway) and I think the morale will be much higher. I think all the signs point to a Wallaby win!
N.Zealand Vs England should be a real close and hopefully exciting match where both teams can be victorious really looking forward to watching it - As for the Australia Vs Wales match both coaxhes are to my mind experimenting W.Gatland especially as i believe he is using the last 6Ns and the summer tour series to look at virtually every young Welsh talent there is I do not expect him to really start choosing his 2027 RWC squad players until the Autumn Where i expect him to choose alot more experienced players like G.Anscombe ,C.Sheedy , N.Smith ect along with the injured players like J.Morgon , E.Dee ,H.Thomas J.Smitdit meanwhile is only choosing players based in Australia and unlike Gatland is picking only on form So i do expect a Wallaby victory here. As for the BIG ONE well i think it is too close to call Though if i really had to choose i do think the BOKK have a very slight edge Because they are at home and at altitude Expecting a very close intense math myself that can go either way
He is physically lighter than most test 8s, is what I mean - hovering just under 100kgs. Most test 8s are in the 10-120 range - it only makes what he is able to do more impressive!
@@CoasttoCoastRugby no ur "big" logic and reasoning is faulty and misguided. To be the best no. 8 in the world means u must be around 100kg...give or take 5-10kg. To try and make up for a lack of talent, skill, and ability through size will not suffice. The fact that most are heavier means phck all or that they are trying to make up for their lack through bulk. That is phckn archaic. The Springbok pack in reality is not bigger than most...check out the world cup pack stats or for this week's Ireland game for that matter. That's a myth. We're just better and genetically more talented rugby players - what does that mean is the key!!?? Not the big 8 BS thinking.
Very brave tipping a confident Wallabies win
Maybe! 😅 But you look at that Welsh team and it's got a 9/10 combo with 1 cap between them and a flyhalf who normally plays 12, all pulled from club teams that mostly had poor seasons. Aussie caps are better distributed (in the starting lineup anyway) and I think the morale will be much higher. I think all the signs point to a Wallaby win!
N.Zealand Vs England should be a real close and hopefully exciting match where both teams can be victorious really looking forward to watching it - As for the Australia Vs Wales match both coaxhes are to my mind experimenting W.Gatland especially as i believe he is using the last 6Ns and the summer tour series to look at virtually every young Welsh talent there is I do not expect him to really start choosing his 2027 RWC squad players until the Autumn Where i expect him to choose alot more experienced players like G.Anscombe ,C.Sheedy , N.Smith ect along with the injured players like J.Morgon , E.Dee ,H.Thomas J.Smitdit meanwhile is only choosing players based in Australia and unlike Gatland is picking only on form So i do expect a Wallaby victory here. As for the BIG ONE well i think it is too close to call Though if i really had to choose i do think the BOKK have a very slight edge Because they are at home and at altitude Expecting a very close intense math myself that can go either way
I'm pretty sure Dalton is a pretty big 7 ... 6'3"-6'4" 115kgs? ....he's hardly small
Boks by more than 20
🇦🇺 v 🏴 draw
England by more than 5
Would be a historic victory!
Ardie is not light at all...one of the best, if not the best 8 in the world!! That's from Bok land.
He is physically lighter than most test 8s, is what I mean - hovering just under 100kgs. Most test 8s are in the 10-120 range - it only makes what he is able to do more impressive!
@@CoasttoCoastRugby no ur "big" logic and reasoning is faulty and misguided. To be the best no. 8 in the world means u must be around 100kg...give or take 5-10kg. To try and make up for a lack of talent, skill, and ability through size will not suffice. The fact that most are heavier means phck all or that they are trying to make up for their lack through bulk. That is phckn archaic. The Springbok pack in reality is not bigger than most...check out the world cup pack stats or for this week's Ireland game for that matter. That's a myth. We're just better and genetically more talented rugby players - what does that mean is the key!!?? Not the big 8 BS thinking.