All posts tagged "david campese"

Green and Gold Rugby pundits love to play amateur selector.  Over the years we’ve posted stories picking...

Remember that David Campese pass in 1989 for the Wallabies against the B& Lions?

The verdict from last week: 60% rated John Eales’s Bledisloe Cup-winning kick to be their favourite. Second...

Let me start by saying that I like Rugby League. I’m from Queensland. I watched and played...

There are more than 400,000 reasons why the Triple M Brisbane organised Classic Wallabies versus Classic All Blacks match was worth the effort. That’s the number of dollars raised by the event to go to the Christchurch Earthquake fund. And they haven’t stopped counting yet, so expect the figure to end up...

Here’s part 2 of the videos looking at the Wallaby back line from 1979 to 2010 with...

I’ve been working on some analysis of the current Wallaby attack structure and in particular, the back...

  And so we reach the final test of the tour, which was actually the penultimate test...

Ok, so we are a little out of order here as the 84 Grand Slammers played Scotland...

As with this tour, the second test on the 1984 Grand Slam tour was against Ireland, in...

Here’s a tribute to Campo from Rugbydump.com Just watching it stands the hairs on your neck up....

Without having another great big pull over hanging out with him and doing more namedropping, when I...

Love him or hate him, Campo is still Australia’s leading try scorer (64), with almost double those of his nearest rival Chris Latham (33). Looking at the footage in this clip, you can’t help but feel nostalgic about the unpredictability that he used to inject into any backline. To many Wallaby rugby...