All posts tagged "rugby analysis"

After seven rounds of the 2013 Super Rugby competition Scott Allen takes a look at the tries...

Scott Allen casts his analytical eye over the four Aussie teams in round four of Super Rugby....

I’m a great fan of attacking rugby but attacking rugby is about more than playing running rugby...

We’re all armchair critics and we all see different things in matches. Often the things I see...

Sully (@Only1Sully) wanted me to look at how teams attack using their number 13 and who should...

Following on from my recent article on how the Wallabies could attack the All Blacks defensive structures,...

I recently asked my Twitter followers for some topics they’d like to see me analyse over the...

The Wallabies showed real spirit to turn the momentum around in the match against Argentina on Saturday...

A win’s a win so we must all be feeling a little more positive after the Wallabies...

Today I’m going to look at how the Wallabies can set up a platform for attack in...

In part 1 of my Wallabies Fightback series I outlined my belief that the Wallabies need to...

One of my favourite sporting moments ever was race seven of the 1983 America’s Cup challenge. After...

The Wallabies’ attack struggled to put pressure on the All Blacks defence on Saturday and a lift...

There was a time in Rugby when the forwards kept the ball tight in attack and when...

Last week I picked the Reds to win by 10 but I didn’t factor in the Sharks...

The Reds have won seven of their last eight games, including six in a row, while the...

The Wallaby backline had plenty of try-scoring opportunities in the recent Test series against Wales but poor decision-making...

Prior to the third Test against Wales I expressed my surprise at the selection of Sitaleki Timani...

Last week I analysed the Rebels’ scrum, including a review of the correct techniques for props when scrummaging...

Last year I gave you the History of the Wallaby Backline video series.  That project actually started...