Folau secretly covers his bedroom walls with posters of a shirtless Tommy Bowe.

Blocked... twice!!

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He might be better

I gave up a long time ago...nothing worth reading.

You should watch him at 0.75

Maybe it means he can actually kick at goal

I'd say he more likely means Sexton doesn't have the same speed and attacking ability as beauden. Sexton is a brilliant controller of the game but beaudens speed is such an asset. Like Sexton wouldn't have been able to stop dyanti (probably butchered that. The south African winger) from scoring a run away try like beauden did in the last game the abs played against sa. That's my guess anyway

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Barrett is only the best when he's at his peak form.. Barrett de unstoppable 😂😂😂

​@@adamdickinson2894 Barrett missed three kicks in the remaining six games of the season after the Wellington loss, and two were against Italy that the AB's put 60 on. The other was against Australia that they won comfortably. So against Argentina away, South Africa away, Australia at home, England away and Ireland away he was kicking at 95% or 16/17 attempts. That's not including 2/3 drop goals.

And Folau.

our (france) rugby national results this year is shit enough , please stop bullying us ^^'

I think it's actually a case of mistaken identity. There was a half decent guy by that name about ten years ago. Then this joker turned up, fly-hacking clearances and generally losing games single-handedly. It wouldn't be the first time. Remember that imposter who played at 10 during the Saint-Andre era by pretending to be the same Frederic Michalak who lit up the 2003 World cup?

Thats a poor decision he needs to go to europe.

@@pjalaniz86 Well he's not, he's coming to Houston.

@@MrGrenadeMcBoom Not to mention it's closer to home and helps grow the young comp in its second year which will greatly benefit the ARC teams (except Argentina since its just their second string team being used)

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Jammy Sexbomb should play 15 for us

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Fallen hero 07

Stud of the year

Isn't he still on trial?

@@morgandunn8163 no he was found innocent

Lmao BB is so much better than this dude. Man scored 4 tries vs Aus in 2018 and looked like the best 10 of all time

Not too sure about that, as a kiwi my natural instinct is to choose Smith, but as we've seen this season that'll start ww3, faf is only improving and I think it would be neck and neck between the both of them.

Conall Donnelly faf was also injured for November serius

Jonah Lomu would be better if he wasn't dead

@@conalcreighton994 was he injured? I thought he just couldn't play because of the sail sharks.

Conor was injured longer no

Because he picked Sexton

@@TheMintedAero1993 oof😂

Firstly it’s his honourable mentions and Finn was included in that list for his England moment, which was his only serious highlight for Scotland. And it’s not about who’s best this list, it’s about who stood out. It’s about who’s made themselves noticeable in Squidge’s eyes. Outside of “that pass” Finn had a much more inconsistent year, largely due to the nonsense off the pitch the SRU put him and his family through but even since moving to Racing he hardly lit shit up for Scotland, certainly not with great consistency. Sanchez was good all year round and as Squidge said, Argentina did something good, Sanchez was usually fully involved or responsible for it. The same cannot be said for Finn, who did his share but Jones stands out as our standout player this year. Finn’s been great since moving to Racing but he’s yet to harness that form where he stands up as MOTM for Scotland, blowing everyone away with a complete or near as damnit complete performance. Also doesn’t kick goals for Scotland unless Laidlaw’s not on, which hurts the argument for him on that basis be Sanchez who takes virtually all Argentina’s shots at goal. He is a sniper and on paper yes he’s so much better than Sanchez shooting at goal, but unless you’re the designated kicker taking the shots, I’m not gonna argue for you ahead of the other guy who is always taking them for his team. Have to actually be doing it to get in for it and Finn’s not.

@@llamaofvinter5801 to be fair re the goalkicking, this Squidge team already includes Owen Farrell and he was goalkicker for the Lions ahead of Sexton so he would probably be goalkicker for this team. Or at least could if Finn was picked but not trusted

Minnozzi at full back

Yeah i'd say your right about the pace he has shown but he is a back and for his whole career pace has been a focus, so i wouldn't say he could beat any of the other top flyhalfs but he is still probably fairly fast. In saying that i think he has got to a point in his own way where pace is almost unnecessary from him he as realised he will never be a Jacob Stockdale or Keith Earls but he has realised he doesnt need to be because they are both playing either side of him so he focuses on putting them into a good position and for a player who gets a bad rep for being a bit like a soccer player i'd say its a fairly selfless style of play that deserves credit and has proven time and time again that it is effective. i will always appreciate sexton not because of his flair or finesse as a player but his ability to make a team better if you're 5% worse than barrett but you make the rest of your team 10% better are you really the worse player.

also forgot to mention that every interview with a leinster / ireland player they harp on about how johnny drives standards in training etc and you can kinda see it when hes playing he puts a lot on himself and doesnt shrug anything off easily. sorry for long rant just felt this points are often over looked.

He's good as an all rounder, but not the best.

@@lgdude9050 yeah, he could mention him because he is really interesting. And young

@@oui27 yeah, when he played against the saffas he gave them loads of trouble, but unfortunately he had to go off and then that's where the team fell apart.

Nah. Health & more specifically availability matters. It truly isn't that difficult to see Murray getting hurt again. He is a big 9 and thus a bigger target. One of the things that makes Faf so good is it is almost impossible to lay a heavy tackle on him. Murray on the other hand gets crashed into in every game he plays.

@@jessran70 However Murray's injury record has been impeccable up until now, before the November series he held the most minutes played as an Irish player in the whole world cup gap. I think 1 multiple game injury in 5-6 years is honestly is very hard to beat and to over look his consistent form would be a bit dumb. Also it was very likely Murray was ready to play and slot straight back as he did with Munster in November but the irfu spotted shallow experience at 9 and allowed the back up 9's a chance to shine. (Still think cooney is the dark horse for the world cup)

As a starter for Scotland, yes. But I don't think he's the best in the world.

@@lgdude9050 Agreed. He has big time potential and if he stays healthy will be in discussion at some point. One thing he does do better than any other 9? Support lines. Best I have seen from any 9 in years. His defense needs work as does his box kicking. Everything else (especially speed of service) is excellent. Then again I am no fan of Laidlaw and believe he is grossly overrated ...so what I do know!

@@jessran70 I completely agree with you when it comes to Laidlaw, and the good thing with Horne is that he has sevens experience, so when there's broken play, he knows what lines to run and when to take the gap. Why didn't he play against the saffas this past November test?