All posts tagged "george gregan"

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...

Hallelujah and not just for the win but the Wallabies back line ran a first phase move during the game for only the second time in 2010! Not only that, there were several general play moves involving forwards and backs that looked like they’d been practiced at training.  Not surprisingly, these rare...

Here’s part 3 of the videos looking at the Wallaby back line from 1979 to 2010 with this...

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

Where were we in 98: Looking back to June-ish 1998 and using the IRB Rankings formula, via...

Where were we in 94: Even though the IRB rankings didn’t really come into effect until somewhere...

You don’t like saying it of a champion but Father Time has finally caught up with Stirling Mortlock. Like George Gregan, who stayed too long at this level, he just ain’t the player he used to be. He’s lost some pace, is starting to fall off tackles and doesn’t have that dynamism...

Messers Hickey and McKenzie have done their part, the teams are named.  Now it is time for...

Despite a decade in which we probably didn’t win as many trophies as we would have liked,...

Well, the people have spoken. The votes are in and we have our official Green & Gold...

Unsurprisingly in a decade in which the Wallabies most capped player played scrumhalf, there were only six...

SEE ALL OUR LATEST NEWS, GOSSIP AND RAMBLINGS ABOUT THE MELBOURNE REBELS HERE The good news for...

Aussie D asked the question, at the Green & Gold Rugby forum, as to who should be...

It’s Bledisloe Week, so it’s only natural that our next great Wallaby try to be analysed is...

Finally, we get to our next series of Great Wallaby Try Analysis posts. Appropriately, this week we...

  The recent signing by Hugh McMeniman to the Japanese rugby club Kubota Spears, the defection of...

This is is the kind of stuff the ARU sends out to all of their media contacts...

This will be the first in what we hope is a series of posts highlighting some of...

Wycliffe Palu makes his return to the national team, whilst Reds scrumhalf, Will Genia, is in line to make his test debut as the Wallabies take on the All Blacks this Saturday at Eden Park (5.35pm Australian Eastern Standard Time). Coach Robbie Deans has named his strongest test team of the season,...

South Africa 26 – British & Irish Lions 21 This is a game that had it all:...