Josh Canham

I think the big talking point, I think the forward pack picks itself.

You'll probably say Jeremy Williams and Josh Canham start.

And the back row being Valentini, Faison, McWright, Rob and Harry Wilson, the captain.

But the midfield is what I'm hearing is the biggest debating point at the moment.

The line-out was woeful that day and it wasn't the only time throughout the year where The Brumby's set piece was off, which has for so long been a hallmark of their game.

So look, clearly he's got some excellent targets in this Wallabies team, in Josh Canham and Jeremy Williams with Harry Wilson, obviously another jumper there as well.

So, He really needs to hit his mark.

And I think you're right.

But I think it's across the board, Sam, like right across the board.

Angus Bell, yeah, he's a clear loosehead at the moment.

Josh Canham in the second row.

Jeremy Williams is there.

Being able to see Rob Valentini play at number eight, he had a really dominant game.

Josh Canham and Jeremy Williams' combination were excellent and the set piece for Australia was fantastic.

was, if not competitive, dominant over the Argentinian pack, which is unheard of.

I mean, the Argentinians are renowned for their scrummaging and they'll be going away feeling quite hurt from that result on the weekend, the Argentinians, and they'll be looking to come back and be really physical but also play the game with a bit better pace.

One point.

I was going to go Josh Canham.

He was so good.

Again, all the forwards were so good.

He's the talisman of that team, whether you play him at six or eight.

And he's, you know, cemented it every week for me because he just keeps turning up and he does such a good job.

Two points, Josh Canham, the form Wallaby of 2026.

Excellent again.

To sport now, and the Wallabies will field a reshaped forward pack against Argentina in San Salvador, with Alan Alala Toa taking over as captain.

Regular captain Harry Wilson has been rested, with Josh Canham and Jeremy Williams returning to the second row.

Isaac Kalea will make his first test start in two years, while Rob Vallettini, Tom Hooper and Fraser McWright form a new look-back row.

Coach Les Kiss has kept the same back line that impressed in Australia's 56-17 win over Japan in Townsville earlier this month.

And then Josh Card on the bench instead of Carlo Tisano.

And then Josh Canham and Jeremy Williams in the second row.

So Les Kiss throwing a few little spanners around and making some changes.

Yeah, I think...