All posts tagged "South Africa"

After last week surprise win by the Wallabies, the Springbok will be keener than ever to live...

Well, winning sure does feel better than losing, especially against quality opposition. So, unlike the last time...

Welcome to Monday’s Rugby News, GAGR’s! Well, I don’t know about you all, but I needed a...

Hello Cobbers Well this little Prop just could not sleep because his thoughts were way too deep,...

Hey Cobbers IsiZulu sami sibi. Sanibona! Ngiyanemukela! Well here we are for match 2 of 3 of...

Green And Gold Rugby · Rugby Report Card 125 – The Former or the Latter?     Welcome to Monday’s news, GAGRs! I hope you’re all doing well after Saturday’s phenomenal match in Bris-vegas. I, for one, struggled to sleep for a number of hours due to the excitement of the victory!...

It’s the final postcard…. (How many of you just sang that and added the synthesized riff at...

A fourteen man Italy went down to South Africa 49 – 3. A red card to Lovotti...

This week the Melbourne Rebels travel to the Republic of South Africa to take on the Emirates...

Back in 2014 one of the key to the Waratahs Super Rugby Title was the Foley/Beale axis....

Wallabies Team Starters 1. Scott Sio (34 Tests) 2. Tatafu Polota-Nau (73 Tests) 3. Sekope Kepu (82...

The Melbourne Rebels will be hunting for their first ever win in South Africa when they conclude...

A terrible game from the Wallabies. The new coach must be tearing his hair out and the...

It was a pretty depressing night as a Wallaby fan but it’s still fantastic to get so...

Here are the team lists for Round 5. We'll update 'em as we get 'em to help...

It’s Round 15 of Super Rugby and this week will sees 6 games and 3 teams on...

The Reds are counting the cost and crossing their fingers after a brutal encounter with the sharks...

With both the Tri-nations and the Bledisloe decided, the Wallabies turned their attention to the Republic and...

Whilst the Wallabies played by far their best game of 2010 against the Springboks on Saturday, there...

It was obvious to anyone watching the first game of the Tri Nations last weekend that the All Blacks went in with a deliberate policy of keeping the ball in play to minimise the impact of the Springbok lineout and tire the big South African forwards. Whilst the number of times in possession...