Author: Matt Rowley
Matt started G&GR just before the 2007 Rugby World Cup and has been enslaved ever since. Follow him on twitter: @MattRowley
The fundamentals behind how the Wallabies defeated Ireland on the weekend
Drink mid-week, and you’re GONE
At a time when Aussie Rugby has hit taken a few knocks, here’s a nice little reminder that it’s not just us who look back fondly on the place in world rugby we’ve held in the past. With 22 tries in the Wallabies’ last 5 matches, could there be a renaissance on the horizon?
Get your rugby podcast fix for the week
We have a look at Will Genia’s passing game vs Italy last weekend
The badger talks about the taste of test meat
We talk to Wallaby legend Stephen Larkham
When will the Wallabies learn to stop trying not to lose?
Angry, upset and intensely disappointed at this Wallabies loss? Have a rank and get it out of your system.
This is one hell of a club side
We discuss the shock Wallabies changes and get the low down on the poms
James Horwill has been boned as captain versus England
We talk to Wallaby Steven Moore about last weekend’s Bledisloe, the Brumbies and the tour ahead.
It may not have been a win, but there’s a lot the Wallabies can take out of the third Bledisloe Cup match in Dunedin. It was the best halves and midfield performance we’ve seen since, well, probably before Robbie Deans? You can actually see players and combinations developing across the backline. In the last two Tests the Wallabies have scored more tries than they did in Robbie Deans’ last ten – FACT. It also puts paid to the argument that a backline can’t attack behind a pack going backwards, because unfortunately the Aussie forwards were severely outmuscled. While the lineout…
Have a rank over the Wallabies performance in Dunedin
We talk Rosario, Dunny-din, Sevens, Paycuts and Eddie Jones