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They say that the knockout stages are a whole new competition, then I can’t think of a better idea than winding the scoreboards back to zero from this weekend and starting again.
They say that the knockout stages are a whole new competition, then I can’t think of a better idea than winding the scoreboards back to zero from this weekend and starting again.
Australia’s Super Rugby hopes lie solely on the shoulders of the ACT Brumbies this finals series.
Welcome back, readers and listeners, to another episode of The Roar’s very own podcast – Game of Codes.
This column originally was going to be the one that lamented the decision-making of experienced Melbourne Rebels and NSW Waratahs players that frankly should know better, but it’s not.
The Moon landing, the death of Princess Diana, 9/11… these are all events that I can remember exactly where I was when they happened. There is one other, and I remember it vividly to this day.
In 1976 the film ‘The Song Remains The Same’ documented a series of 1973 concerts by legendary rock band, Led Zeppelin, held at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
The final round of the regular season saw the Chiefs spank the Rebels, the Jaguares claim second spot, the Brumbies bash the Reds, the Sharks edge the Stormers and the Hurricanes pip the Blues.
The rampant Brumbies will host the Sharks in the Super Rugby quarter-finals after the South African side edged into the playoffs with a dramatic win.
In a huge boost for the Wallabies’ World Cup prospects, champion flanker David Pocock is set for a surprise early return during the Rugby Championship.
Christian Lealiifano will depart Australian Rugby at the end of the 2019 season, the Brumbies have confirmed.
Christian Lealiifano will depart Australian Rugby at the end of the 2019 season, the Brumbies have confirmed.
Christian Lealiifano will depart Australian Rugby at the end of the 2019 season, the Brumbies have confirmed.
The Brumbies will stride into the Super Rugby finals on the back of their best winning streak in 12 years after dominating the Queensland Reds 40-27 in foggy, freezing Canberra.
The Brumbies will stride into the Super Rugby finals on the back of their best winning streak in 12 years after dominating the Queensland Reds 40-27 in foggy, freezing Canberra.
The Brumbies will stride into the Super Rugby finals on the back of their best winning streak in 12 years after dominating the Queensland Reds 40-27 in foggy, freezing Canberra.
Though the Brumbies have a home quarter-final locked in, they’re chasing a crucial top two finish when they play the Reds in Canberra. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 7:45pm (AEST).
Brumbies flyer Tevita Kuridrani has re-signed for another Super Rugby season as Australia’s form outside centre eyes a Wallabies recall ahead of the World Cup.
Hopefully Jake White’s advice to Dave Wessels this week included running plenty of Melbourne traffic at Jack Debreczeni.
This is the third and final article on playmakers and distributors and the roles they play for the Waratahs, Rebels and Brumbies.
The ACT Brumbies have five consecutive wins as they ran out 35-24 winners over the New South Wales Waratahs at Bankwest Stadium in Western Sydney.
The Brumbies can seal the Australian conference with a win at Bankwest Stadium, when they take on the Waratahs. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog from 7:45pm AEST.
It’s not just the likes of the Crusaders, Rebels, and even the Bulls who have seen leads trimmed, eroded, or even outright disappear in recent weeks.
The Sunwolves and Brumbies will go head to head in Tokyo on Saturday in a match where the Brumbies could take a very big step towards locking in the Australian conference and a home Finals match. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of this exciting match starting from 3:15pm AEST on Saturday.
Has there been a seismic shift in Australian rugby? With only one round of the regular Super Rugby season remaining, it is no longer the traditional power bases that sit atop that conference.
Has there been a seismic shift in Australian rugby? With only one round of the regular Super Rugby season remaining, it is no longer the traditional power bases that sit atop that conference.
Has there been a seismic shift in Australian rugby? With only one round of the regular Super Rugby season remaining, it is no longer the traditional power bases that sit atop that conference.
They say that the knockout stages are a whole new competition, then I can’t think of a better idea than winding the scoreboards back to zero from this weekend and starting again.
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Sharks are good travellers so I gotta go…Saders, Canes, Chiefs, Sharks… 🙂