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Here is the existing July Test Squad according to the Wallaby website.
I have not allowed for any injuries during the last three Tests, I think Liam Wright for one is out though.
Who would you retain, who would you replace?
If to replace, who with?
Do we look overseas or continue to reward and develop locally based players?
Do you include Corey Toole to return after the Olympics (being available in about three weeks)?
There are some extraordinary athletes amingst the 7's Squad, do you pull a bolter from amongst them (Dietrich Roache comes to mind)?
Of the extensive list of Uncapped at the start of the Season, only David Feliuai (Replaced by Joey Walton for personal reasons. Unsure current status) and Hamish Stewart remain to Debut, how do you assess them without exposure and against one of the fixed incumbents (Paisami)?
Hooker
Billy Pollard
Josh Nasser
Matt Faessler
Prop
Alex Hodgman
Allan Alaalatoa
Isaac Kailea
James Slipper
Zane Nonggorr
Taniela Tupou
Lock
Angus Blyth
Jeremy Williams
Lukhan Salakaia-Loto
Nick Frost
Ryan Smith
Backrow
Charlie Cale
Harry Wilson
Langi Gleeson
Rob Valetini
Liam Wright
Tom Hooper
Fraser McReight
Halfback
Jake Gordon
Nic White
Tate McDermott
Flyhalf
Ben Donaldson
Noah Lolesio
Tom Lynagh
Centre
David Feliuai (Replaced by Joey Walton for personal reasons. Unsure current status)
Hunter Paisami
Josh Flook
Hamish Stewart
Len Ikitau
Wing
Darby Lancaster
Dylan Pietsch
Filipo Daugunu
Outside Back
Andrew Kellaway
Tom Wright
"Bloody oath we did!"
Nathan Sharpe, Legend.
According to The Roar
Skelton is a “50-50” chance of joining the Wallabies, while Koroibete is a stronger possibility of linking up with Schmidt’s squad in Brisbane late next week.
Koroibete’s hopes of a recall could rest on whether Filipo Daugunu is suspended.
Richie Arnold and Samu Kerevi aren’t expected to be called up while Quade Cooper, who featured in all three TRC clashes last year, isn’t likely to be touched either.
.. new Force hooker Brandon Paenga-Amosa is in Sydney and recently started packing down in scrums against Angus Bell, who is on the comeback trail from another devastating foot injury. But it’s unlikely Bell will be rushed into the Wallabies squad given his frustrating run of misfortune over the past two years.
Fellow hooker Dave Porecki, who led the Wallabies for three of their four World Cup fixtures, is likely to be fit towards the backend of The Rugby Championship.