Well, that’s how to start a year! Nick and Natho are on deck off the back of...
Holy sheet, G&GRs. Reports from RA is that Dave Rennie has been sacked with immediate effect (including...
England coach Eddie Jones has encouraged rugby union to make at least two fundamental changes to the...
Fridays Rugby News sees speculation on the Wallabies coach, The World Cup final, First Nations Sevens and,...
I don’t want to overstate things here, but does anyone else feel this is a little like...
No doubt sparked by the deja vu of a splintered scrum and loss to the Poms, questions...
By announcing his departure from coaching the Western Force ‘at the end of the 2011 season’ John Mitchell is effectively a dead man walking. I wonder where he’ll celebrate New Years’ Eve this year? You can bet your bottom dollar it won’t be at the Western Force. If you think otherwise you’re...
The national media have been fawning all over Rod McQueen’s appointment as the new Super 15 Melbourne...
As you can see in our 2009 highlights package, we’re pretty frikken proud of our Wallaby scrum. Minus a few dodgy ref calls earlier in the season, they’ve taken apart nigh on all-comers, blooding a brand new tight head prop along the way. But how can we quantify how well they’re doing?...
The Blind Side Flanker position has been an interesting one for Australia, not only over the last...
From the period 2000-2009, eighteen different men have worn either the Wallaby Number Eleven or Fourteen jerseys...
SEE ALL OUR LATEST NEWS, GOSSIP AND RAMBLINGS ABOUT THE MELBOURNE REBELS HERE The good news for...
The Wallabies are battered, bruised and winless – not a great combination. With no wins from three attempts the Wallabies face the very real prospect of not winning a single game in this year’s Tri-Nations as they confront an uncompromising South Africa over the next two weeks and then travel to Wellington...
The recent signing by Hugh McMeniman to the Japanese rugby club Kubota Spears, the defection of...
Richard Graham, the newly appointed Wallaby skills coach, is looking forward to coming home to be part of the Wallabies set-up, not only because he’ll get to live close to Sydney’s great beaches, but more particularly working with Robbie Deans. Speaking to G&GR from his coaching den at English Premiership club, Saracens,...
Eddie Jones has become the Where’s Wally of rugby over the last few years; some might offer the Scarlet Pimpernel, for others he may well be the Quasimodo, all crazy, sitting in a bell tower making heaps of noise getting in trouble with authorities. Whatever Eddie is, one thing he isn’t is...
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