Your chance to coach the Wallabies

Sat, Oct 16, 2010, 1:00 PM
AAP
by AAP

By now there can't be too many Aussie rugby fans who haven't absorbed the squad chosen for the Spring tour. If you were responsible for choosing who plays what game, how would you divide the chores?

What's your team for the five Saturday games and the two mid-week games? And give your reasons for your choices. Tell us why you think your combinations would work better against specific opponents.

For those who may need a reminder of the schedule:

30-10-2010 Wallabies v All Blacks Hong Kong Stadium.

06-11-2010 Wales v Wallabies Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

09-11-2010 Leicester v Wallabies Welford Road, Leicester

13-11-2010 England v Wallabies Twickenham, London

16-11-2010 Munster v Wallabies Thomond Park, Limerick

20-11-2010 Italy v Wallabies Stad Artemio Franchi, Florence

27-11-2010 France v Wallabies Stade de France, Paris

The Wallabies Spring Tour squad is: Ben Alexander, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Berrick Barnes, Kurtley Beale, Richard Brown, Luke Burgess, Mark Chisholm, Quade Cooper, Rod Davies, Ben Daley, Huia Edmonds, Rocky Elsom (capt), Anthony Faingaa, Saia Faingaa, Will Genia, Matt Giteau, Scott Higginbotham, Matt Hodgson, Peter Hynes, Van Humphries, Salesi Ma'afu, Pat McCabe, Ben McCalman, Pat McCutcheon, Drew Mitchell, Stephen Moore, Luke Morahan, Dean Mumm, James O'Connor, Nick Phipps, David Pocock, Benn Robinson, Nathan Sharpe, Rob Simmons, James Slipper, Lachie Turner.

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