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Former Wallaby Will Genia played 110 times for Australia becoming one of the greatest scrum-halves before his retirement from international rugby in 2019. Genia was also a stalwart at club rugby level with 114 caps for The Queensland Reds before a stint with the Melbourne Rebels. He has since signed a contract with the Kintetsu Liners in Japan.
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Eddie Jones’ decision to leave Quade Cooper out of his World Cup squad is a tough one to understand but I think it came…
I’ve got to admit, I didn’t see last weekend’s result coming. We got physically dominated and the scoreline showed that. The most worrying part…
Let me say this off the top, Quade Cooper and Bernard Foley must be on the plane to France with Eddie Jones later in…
I can say with absolute certainty that I would never have become the player I did if I didn't have Eddie Jones as my…
Will Skelton is back in the Wallabies camp but it would be a harsh call for either of the locks who played against Scotland…
Rugby fans are right to be concerned with the direction the Wallabies are heading under Dave Rennie. I happen to think he’s on the…
There has been a lot of attention on Bernard Foley, and how he handled the last few minutes of the loss in Melbourne, but…
My column yesterday about the changes I’d like to see for the first Bledisloe Cup caused quite a reaction and I can understand why…
A lot changed in a week for the state of The Rugby Championship, and the Wallabies’ outlook ahead of the Bledisloe Cup. That was…
Nic White, and to a lesser extent, Faf De Klerk, have been criticised for that massive moment between them in the Adelaide Test, but…
South Africa will be licking their lips when they review Australia’s loss to Argentina in San Juan, and the Wallabies have to address their…
Plenty has happened in the few days since I suggested the Wallabies could win the Rugby Championship. Michael Hooper has come home, Quade Cooper…
Will Genia gives a unique insight into the workings of Michael Cheika, who will lead Argentina into battle against Australia on Sunday.
The Wallabies are still on course to achieve their goals at the World Cup, despite the series loss to England, but we need to…
When Quade Cooper stepped up for his shot at winning Sunday’s Test against South Africa I thought ‘he’s never missing this kick’. We have…
Michael Hooper equals George Gregan's Wallabies captaincy record on Sunday and the mental toughness and physical resilence he's shown is incredible. I've been fortunate…
Will Skelton left Australia early in 2017 to take up a contract with Saracens, where he won two domestic titles and a European Cup.…
The Wallabies’ performance at the end of Saturday’s Bledisloe Cup opener reminded me of the Waratahs this year. A lot of times they would…
The young Wallabies should take plenty from that third Test win over France, having lost a man early against a good, quality team that…
What about that game. It was pretty much exactly the same as the first one, except the French didn't butcher it. They deserved their…
Thanks Ben! I reckon Tate is a good option but Dave said he likes him coming on when the defence is tiring so it’s a tough one. But based on what he said I think that’s how he’ll go. Taniela is an 80 minute player but I think against tiring defence he’s almost impossible to stop especially in the scrum so I see a similar role. With a short turnaround he might start them because of fresh legs.
WILL GENIA: Why I'd opt for Noah and Tate, and loved Hunter's 'ballsy' play
Thanks, appreciate it!
WILL GENIA: Why I'd opt for Noah and Tate, and loved Hunter's 'ballsy' play