well considering the above, hes as good as a done deal for yawnion then, of course they will chose him
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The Australian Rugby Union (ARU) decision to make a big deal of Israel Folau being part of the Wallabies camp squad could easily backfire. Wallabies coach Robbie Deans' argument that Folau has "x-factor" surprised many, as the New South Wales Waratahs utility back still looks a long way off from being a Test player. Folau's selection has more to do with the ARU doing whatever it can to convince the player to stay in the code. And that appears a lost cause. The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs NRL club is hovering close to Folau, and it will surprise no-one if he appears in the league ranks next year. Despite denials, Folau is understood to have been less than impressed in being used by ARU officials to promote Sevens football the previous week. He was apparently not warned about this, and was forced to admit interest in the Australian Sevens program.
ESPNscrum.com has also been told that those associated with Folau are deeply unimpressed with embarrassing racial comments made towards him at a recent rugby function, and also a misguided conversation involving a high-ranking official, who suggested: "What are you going to play next? Cricket?" Maybe that's why there were sightings of those close to Folau leaving the Bulldogs offices a few days ago.