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The Rebels have a number of players who can play in the back row, for the best balance Hardwick is poised to get the first crack at the coveted number seven jersey. At his best, Hardwick is a damaging ball-carrier and is Pocock-esque over the ball. Namibian-born flanker Richard Hardwick was on the radar for the Wallabies after a massive season with the Rebels in 2019, but since then has fallen back in the pecking order. His aggressive play and hard carrying has earned him the reputation of an enforcer, but he also has silky hands and an ability to offload.
The rangy lock toured with the Wallabies and has been focusing on putting on some size for the Rebel’s 2022 season in an effort to lock up the second spot in the second row.Īnother ‘Burn Boy’, Leota had a breakout season last year, getting a call up for national honours in the gold jersey. Hosea has plenty of potential but needs to step up his physical presence in contact. His involvement will be pivotal for the Melbourne Rebels if they are to mount a challenge.Ī credit to the emerging rugby pathways in Victoria, 22-year old Trevor Hosea is among a number of ‘Burn Boys’ making a name for themselves in Super Rugby. Since regaining the Wallabies, he is now considered one of the best locks in Australia.
His leadership and line-out expertise were sorely missed last year. Back from his French sojourn with Pau, Philip fills a gap much needed by the Rebels and is expected to slot straight back into the starting side.
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