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English and European rugby champions Saracens will be relegated at the end of the season for breaching the salary cap rules, marking the downfall of what was the northern hemisphere’s top club in recent years.
Newly-appointed NSW Waratahs rugby coach Rob Penney is excited about the depth of his squad and several emerging youngsters.
When I catch up with Scott Fardy, he is in a sober, reflective mood. He is worried about the welfare of friends and relatives, should the bushfires currently raging along Australia’s eastern seaboard spread to Canberra.
In my mid-teens, I used to take a train to school in London. The experience of disembarking at Victoria Station was a frenzied, chaotic one – even at 8am. Hundreds of people pressed up against the doorways, trying to escape the all-encompassing smoker’s smog in the carriages as quickly as possible.
Wallabies fans might have enjoyed a chuckle during the week when Richie McCaw gave his thoughts on what changes he’d like to see made to rugby’s rules.
The key recommendations from the report into the Wallabies’ 2019 season have been released, with coaching, team leadership and culture, and national high-performance alignment identified as the three main areas requiring attention.
Melbourne Rebels utility back Reece Hodge has signed a four-year extension with both his Super Rugby club and Rugby Australia that will keep him with the Rebels and Wallabies until the next Rugby World Cup.
It is probably best to leave sleeping dogs lie. Particularly when they happen to have been a key part of one of the most successful Australian rugby teams in history, and enjoy the distinction of having earned over 100 Wallaby caps.
The Exeter Chiefs are one of the great stories of English and European club rugby in recent years.
It wasn’t that long ago that Australia had five franchises competing in Super Rugby. The upcoming season will be the third without the Western Force, who bade farewell to the world’s premier provincial rugby competition back in 2017.
The Anglo-Australian sporting rivalry has once again dominated the sporting narrative in 2019.
As the negotiation battle for the next rugby media rights contract is waged, Foxtel has been out throwing stones in the media.
New Reds recruit Henry Speight speaks after the team’s combined training session with the Brisbane Broncos.
Rugby Australia CEO Raelene Castle rubbished media reports which speculated about the settlement cost which ended the legal dispute between the organisation and former Wallaby Israel Folau. Castle said the exact figure would remain confidential but she’s confident that the right decision was made. WATCH ISRAEL FOLAU’S VIDEO STATEMENT
After his red card against the Springboks, Canadian player Josh Larsen visited the opposition dressing rooms after the game to apologise for his actions.
Usually teams rely on the standard press release to get their team news out but this year England opted for something different.
Wallabies captain Michael Hooper says he’s been impressed with James O’Connor in training as he makes his long awaited return to Australian rugby.
George Gregan has spoken ahead of the Wallabies’ Rugby Championship campaign which starts on July 20th against the Springboks in Johannesburg.
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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thanks Will. I’m actually more interested in the new GRR competition that also starts in a few weeks.