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As the negotiation battle for the next rugby media rights contract is waged, Foxtel has been out throwing stones in the media.
As the negotiation battle for the next rugby media rights contract is waged, Foxtel has been out throwing stones in the media.
This is the end of an era for New Zealand rugby, there is no doubting it.
There is a lot of negativity about the Wallabies future. But we can’t forget they are just a sporting team, nothing more and nothing less and a team’s fortunes can turn very quickly.
Rugby Australia chairman Cameron Clyne and CEO Raelene Castle have made recent comments about their desire for the media to talk more about the good things going on in rugby and less about Rugby Australia’s corporate woes.
We seem to have entered an era where a misguided idea of freedom of speech and free religious expression have usurped more important things, such as not being a dropkick.
“Rugby shouldn’t be something that creates pressure, it should be something that creates hope. We have a privilege of giving hope – it’s not a burden.”
After what has been one of Rugby Australia’s most tumultuous periods, including the Israel Folau saga and our underperforming Wallabies, RA has decided to restructure their junior pathway further in a deliberate attempt to exclude schools rugby from their agenda.
Samu Kerevi made the headlines this week for this whole mess about playing for Fiji in the next World Cup.
A social media storm erupted this week over video footage of an 11-year-old rugby player being told he could not play in the Sydney Spring 7s.
While performances at the World Cup have been analysed to death, there is one analysis that has been missed: the effort of the fans.
While performances at the World Cup have been analysed to death, there is one analysis that has been missed: the effort of the fans.
While performances at the World Cup have been analysed to death, there is one analysis that has been missed: the effort of the fans.
Last week the New Zealand Super Rugby franchises announced their squads for the 2020 season.
Last week the New Zealand Super Rugby franchises announced their squads for the 2020 season.
Last week the New Zealand Super Rugby franchises announced their squads for the 2020 season.
With eleven minutes left in the first half of the 2019 Rugby World Cup, England won possession at South Africa’s 22-metre line.
I suppose it is natural that after every Rugby World Cup there will be analysis and speculation over what worked, what didn’t work and suggestions coming forth on what World Rugby can do to improve the game.
Last weekend, China booked their place at the Olympics.
The Melbourne Rebels have been busy shoppers this Super Rugby offseason. The Victorian franchise has signed at least ten new players to fill vacancies on their roster for the 2020 season.
The Six Nations begin to resemble Wile E. Coyote with their collective failures at the Rugby World Cup.
The confetti swept, the Cup boozy, silver medals rubbished, composite teams selected, Japan in the rear view mirror, and Rassie Erasmus’ stock price in the stratosphere.
The All Blacks set out to become the first team to win three consecutive World Cups this year.
Before rugby union’s governing body gets callouses patting themselves on the back, World Rugby’s council and executive committee need to swiftly get down to work and hone in on one of its strategic goals: maximise commercial values and increase the financial sustainability of international rugby.
That might sound like a stupid question, but it’s one that needs to be asked.
That might sound like a stupid question, but it’s one that needs to be asked.
That might sound like a stupid question, but it’s one that needs to be asked.
As the negotiation battle for the next rugby media rights contract is waged, Foxtel has been out throwing stones in the media.
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I thoroughly agree. Rugby is the only thing keeping my Foxtel account live (although I have suspended the account during…(more)