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Goal kicking percentage is somewhat irrelevant. The Rebels don't take any difficult shots at goal from penalties. Gordon has kicked 7 penalty goals total in his 52-game professional career. Lynagh kicked 12 last year alone

Richard Graham and Michael Foley stick out a bit there at the bottom of the table

With no Petaia, if Wright isn't at 15, he'd be a pretty strong chance of being #23 I would have thought, unless KB (Kurtley Beale) is selected there.

These people with money are probably also funding grassroots. It's not an either/or i don't know if the Sukkars are one of the wealthy benefactors, but they could be, and they also have a long extensive history of grassroots sponsorship. they are probably the biggest supporters of women's rugby...

Players can sign whatever they want with them if they want to., Under the CBA, all pro contracts are a tri-party deal with RA+Super Rugby side and the player, so unless RA signs off on it too it doesn't really mean anything

The consortium had to pay the initial payment within 7 days, for all of the employee entitlements which were outstanding, so that should have happened. If after 30 days RA hasn't handed over the licence, they commence their legal proceedings. . If no progress after 60 days (either Super Rugby...

I think you're right. "Australia XV" isn't a national rep team. The Right to Release for Matches shall apply to each of the senior National Representative Team, the next senior National Representative Team and the Under 20 National Representative Team of a Union in respect of all International...

Will they have to take 12 front towers on tour? You couldn't afford to have one of your test match 23 have to play a 70+mins 2 days before if there was an injury. All euro comps are still running too, so possible no non-aussie based players released.

2 days before the England test match so it will be very much a dirt tracker team, but love to see it

Forgot to mention this yesterday, but this is basically how I reckon Jorgensen contract adds up as well. The Tahs component include 14 X ($3k?) match payments on appearance as well.

Using those numbers, you can see where Pocock and Folau stopped getting sponsored by their benefactors.

Super Rugby and Wallabies are one of the high performance pathway programs.

My completely uninformed speculation..... Sua'ali'i is on the same RUPA contract as every other player and covered by CBA requirements. Tahs pay min $220k salary, RA matches this $220k. As per standard, the contract includes match payments for 13 Wallaby games a year, paid on appearance ($12k...

Why would the 2023 financial report show financial details of a contract that starts in 2025?

I love the idea that in 2024 RA has any kind of in-budget fund set aside for anything. The article this comes from was written 4 years ago when Su'ualli was 16 and both a current rugby player and thought to be a future Wallaby...

Brutal 8 weeks gets him somewhere between the 1st or second test against Wales. Maybe he gets back to it for the Queensland V Wales game on 19/7?

Maybe the coaches have him playing a different role in each half, hoping to be an explosive difference in the second half against tiring opposition (which seems to be what happened)

541k Reach = how many watched any of it 136k Average = viewers (closer to how ratings used to be prior to this year) A fair few people watched some of it, but not very many watched a lot of it As per usual, a pretty good result for rugby, but a terrible result for nine. It was their...

That's quite a few people tuning in at some point, and very few watching a lot of it

At some point you just, by default, start with the 10 who has been on the field for wins in 63% of the pro games he has played over 86 matches though right?