Posts Tagged "Richard Brown"

Richard Brown desperately wants a British and Irish Lions jersey to hang on his wall at home – and he doesn’t want to have to go to the shops to get one.

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After spending the summer annoying his teammates, Western Force flanker Richard Brown will be aiming to get under the skin of his opponents when he makes his return in Friday night’s Super Rugby clash with the Hurricanes in Perth.

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Western Force No.8 Richard Brown says being struck down by a serious shoulder injury has left the rest of his body in good shape ahead of the 2012 Super Rugby season.

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Australian and Western Force loose forward Richard Brown will undergo shoulder surgery on Thursday, putting him out of contention for the Rugby World Cup starting in September.

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Star Wallabies flanker David Pocock will get a taste for the future when he captains the Western Force in Friday night’s Super Rugby clash with the Melbourne Rebels at AAMI Park.

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Wallabies midweek captain Berrick Barnes is predicting more fireworks when Australia’s second-stringers take on powerhouse Irish province Munster in Limerick on Tuesday night (0700 Wednesday AEDT).

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Standby hooker Tatafu Polota-Nau is expected to meet up with the Wallabies squad in London on Monday after being flown in as cover for injured hooker Stephen Moore.

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Seven uncapped players – including three Commonwealth Games sevens silver medallists – have been named in the 36-man Wallabies spring tour squad.

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Wallabies selectors injected a copious amount of new blood into their 40-man training squad ahead of the coming spring tour, naming 12 uncapped players, including two second-row bolters.

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The Wallaby coach, Robbie Deans, has kept faith with the team that defeated the Springboks at Brisbane. Most notably, he has kept the pack that did well in that game, including the young hooker Saia Faignaa.

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The Wallabies are heading in the right direction with the introduction of two more Reds players. However, they need more. The headlines during the week regarding the Wallaby boys being outplayed by the All Black men are true.

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Twins Anthony and Saia Faingaa have crowned their meteoric rise to international rugby with selection in the Wallabies’ starting side for Saturday’s Bledisloe Cup and Tri Nations Test against New Zealand in Christchurch.

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I watched the game live last night at the ground and have just watched the replay. Drew Mitchell does not deserve to wear the gold jersey ever again.

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Matt Giteau and Berrick Barnes will combine in the Australian backline for the first time this year after being named in the Wallabies’ starting line-up for Saturday’s Tri-Nations clash with New Zealand.

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Robbie Deans, you’re welcome. Over the last few weeks I’ve explored a few elements that I thought would play, and indeed are already playing, a key role in how the Tri-Nations tournament might be won.

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The latest Wallabies squad and starting XV have been announced. Let’s look at the origins of the players. There are twelve Queensland-born players in the 22 man squad, and eight in the starting team.

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Adam Ashley-Cooper has reclaimed the fullback role for the Wallabies in their opening Tri-Nations rugby Test against South Africa on Saturday.

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Wallabies coach Robbie Deans says Australia will start the Tri-Nations rugby tournament in chase mode and he has picked a quartet of uncapped players to add extra physicality to his side.

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Wingers Drew Mitchell and Lachie Turner are among five players dumped as Wallabies coach Robbie Deans wielded the selection axe for the upcoming Tri- Nations rugby series.

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At numbers 8 and 9, Richard Brown and Luke Burgess are supposed to pull it all together for the Wallabies. But up until this month, it appeared to be all coming apart for the pair.

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