BARBARIAN FC

Head Coach: Dave Rennie (Australia)

Assistant Coach: Jonathan Humphreys (Wales)

Analyst: Craig Whelan (Australia)

1 Tom Robertson (Australia, Western Force)
2 Malcolm Marx (South Africa, Kubota Spears)
3 Shinnosuke Kakinaga (Japan, Tokyo Sungoliath)
4Jack Dunne (Leinster)
5 Rodrigo Fernandez Criado (Argentina, Belgrano Athletic)
6 Pete Samu (Australia, ACT Brumbies)
7 Rob Leota (Australia, Melbourne Rebels)
8 Olly Robinson (Cardiff Blues)
9 Tate McDermott (Australia, Queensland Reds)
10 Ryoto Nakamura (Japan, Tokyo Sungoliath)
11 Tom Wright (Australia, ACT Brumbies)
12 Len Ikitau (Australia, ACT Brumbies)
13 Izaia Perese (Japan, NSW Waratahs)
14 Filipo Daugunu (Australia, Queensland Reds)
15 James O’Connor (Australia, Queensland Red)

16 Steven Kitshoff (South Africa, DHL Stormers)
17 Kosuke Horikoshi (Japan, Tokyo Sungoliath)
18 Naohiro Kotaki (Japan, Kobelco Kobe Steelers)
19 Angus Bell (Australia, NSW Waratahs)
20 Duane Vermeulen (South Africa, Ulster Rugby)
21 Nic White (Australia, ACT Brumbies)
22 Ryan Wilson (Scotland, Glasgow Warriors)
23 Rob Kearney (Ireland, former Leinster and Western Force)
24 Marcos Moneta (Argentina, San Andres)

Rob Kearney's final game.

@bovidae Amazing to see Nigel Hunt still playing

The baa baa teams have really gone to shit over the last few years, even pre covid. Used to be an exciting mix of great players that have never played together before, and the obligatory one non capped guy. Now they're ozzie b, or SA b depending on who's the most desperate for cash.

It looks like the Barbarians line-up that I posted at the beginning of the thread is old; they've now posted a new line-up via social media:

Called off 90 minutes before kick off because of six Covid cases in the Barbarians squad.

Cancelled due to covid, so the women's game brought forward.

The SA women...wow they have some awful players. I don't think their left wing would beat Owen Franks in a foot race and their halfback passes like that guy at the office Xmas BBQ who's never passed a rugby ball before.

Cool to see Mike Umaga as a halftime pundit.