All posts tagged "James Slipper"

The Queensland Reds have today announced that 2014 Green and Gold Rugby Player of the Year, Pilecki...

The Green & Gold Rugby Wallaby Player of the Year award has entered its sixth year and continues to be the premier, and largest, fan-driven player award in Australian Rugby. Forget your generic “Fan Favourite” award, this one is not a popularity contest but rather the culmination of a match-by-match analysis for...

There’s been a heap of discussion on all forums about the Wallaby Forward pack and especially performance...

Not a bad first up performance from the boys in gold right? Link’s coming ‘home’ test, his...

With the June Test around the corner we thought it was time to look at the contenders...

Digby Ioane took just 60 seconds to celebrate his 50th game with a try in the Reds’...

We are the champions — my friends And we’ll keep on fighting — till the end We...

Ah, this takes me back. An impressionable teenager in a movie theatre in outback Queensland. The rebellious...

The Lions came into this match with one win from six matches, having lost four-from-five by less than seven points. The Reds were sitting atop the Australian conference with four wins, but still looking for the attacking form they showed last year. After the game nothing much has changed: the Lions are...

Round 3 of the 2011 Super Rugby season was a tough one for Australian Rugby fans. OK, fine, the Reds won. But it was at the expense of the Brumbies and the game was hardly one to showcase all that is great about rugby. Meanwhile… the Tahs? Smashed. Rebels? Smashed. Force? Smashed....

For the second year in a row the Wallabies have ended their season with an absolute ball-tearer....

I wish I was rating the Pommies. I’d find it a hell of a lot easier. A couple of 9s on the wing, another at scrumhalf and a few in the pack. Throw in some 8’s in the midfield and at the back, as well as on the side of the scrum...

Robbie Deans has steered clear of any dramatic changes to his Wallaby side to take on the All Blacks in yet another Bledisloe dead rubber this weekend. There are two solitary changes to the team that were run down by the All Blacks in their last encounter.  Drew Mitchell, who missed the Sydney test...

In one of those numerical type quirks that can excite some people (not me it must be...