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Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan accepts RA must do more to unearth the next Indigenous Wallaby to follow in the famous footsteps of the Ella brothers and others like Kurtley Beale and Andrew Walker.
The Wallabies have adopted an interesting attacking structure under Dave Rennie.
Effective game plans have to be made to match with the capacities of the players and, ideally, they should aim to disrupt the opposition and take them out of their comfort zone, sowing doubt in the mind of the opposition. I am not persuaded that the present Australian game plan fits these criteria.
After an extremely impressive start to the Bledisloe Cup, I was looking forward to the second Test with anticipation and trepidation.
Wallabies supporters have seen this movie before. An excellent production followed by a sequel that had its moments but not enough to hold their attention for the duration.
Rugby Australia has reportedly received a bid from Nine Entertainment Co for rugby broadcasting rights which would see Super Rugby matches shown live on free-to-air television for the first time next year.
It might have been a result to forget for the Wallabies at Eden Park, but fans didn’t think the individual performances of most of Dave Rennie’s men were too bad.
If player welfare is supposedly rugby’s current big concern, it appears somebody failed in their duty to pass on the memo to the All Blacks’ Caleb Clarke.
Another game at Eden Park, another All Blacks victory. New Zealand are on the verge of retaining the Bledisloe Cup after their 27-7 win in Game 2.
Bledisloe 2 has generated a rush of blood among fans on both sides of the pond, with more apprehension by OZ fans and more of great expectations by the Kiwis.
This week the looming prospect of a southern hemisphere rugby landscape without South Africa got a step closer with the Springboks’ withdrawal from this year’s Rugby Championship.
When Filipo Daugunu first kicked a soccer ball in the middle of Vanua Levu, Fiji, you can bet he would not have thought in his wildest dreams of reaching greater heights, where he is today, playing in elite Australian rugby wearing the green and gold armour.
When you think of the All Blacks of recent times, you think of how dominant they have been.
The Wallabies missed a whopping 40 tackles at Eden Park… and coach Dave Rennie doesn’t want a repeat.
Wallabies captain Michael Hooper accepted a gift from the All Blacks after a hard-fought draw in the first Bledisloe Cup match.
“We certainly need to mix up our game.”
Hopefully we get to see this in Australia too.
Brandon Paenga-Amosa admits being in isolation has its benefits as he looks to get the nod at hooker for the Wallabies against the All Blacks.
Wallabies coach Dave Rennie explained the reason for keeping Michael Hooper in the captaincy role at the Wallabies despite no longer being captain at the Waratahs.
As the last century ended, Nelson Mandela was resigning from public office. His 1999 farewell speech to Parliament closed with his dream that “all our children may play in the sun” and warning “the long walk continues”.
As the last century ended, Nelson Mandela was resigning from public office. His 1999 farewell speech to Parliament closed with his dream that “all our children may play in the sun” and warning “the long walk continues”.
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ill have a back-row mix of Cane, Svea, and Sotutu