Posts Tagged "Wallabies"
The Wallabies will be back in action this June with three big Tests at home against Ireland. Here at The Roar, we want you to tell us who should be picked in Michael Cheika’s team for the series.
Rugby Australia has today announced it has stood down Wallabies and Queensland Reds forward James Slipper for two months, as well as issuing him a $27,500 fine, after he returned a second positive test for cocaine.
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika insists Israel Folau’s views on homosexuality won’t be a distraction during the Test series against Ireland next month.
When it comes to the state of rugby in Australia, those in charge at the top are failing woefully. We are justified in our criticisms of the ‘system and its monkeys’ but is there a solution?
Memo to Paul Cully: Australia’s problems with the Super Rugby concept are related to poor results by the four franchises, not the tournament itself.
Two articles were published today calling for the abolishment of Super Rugby as we know it.
It’s time to have a decent rugby revolution.
Wallabies captain Michael Hooper is keeping Rugby Australia hanging as he weighs up his playing future.
When FFA appointed Dutchman Bert van Marwijk as coach back in January we all knew what we were getting.
The conundrum facing Raelene Castle and Rugby AU over Israel Folau’s repeated comments about gay marriage is complex to say the least.
The Tests against Ireland in June mark the beginning of the countdown for the Wallabies and their assault on the Everest of winning the 2019 Rugby World Cup tournament in Japan.
My son plays rugby and has a superb athlete in his team. Seriously, the kid is a freak – represents schools, districts, regions and states at pretty much any sport he decides to have a go at.
You would think Michael Hooper’s Waratahs with 11 Wallabies in the starting line-up would be very capable of upsetting the defending Super Rugby champion Crusaders.
So, it happened again. As many predicted, Israel Folau has shared some contentious religious views via social media and the spotlight has been shone brightly on Rugby Australia and Raelene Castle.
May is a great time of year. In Sydney, the weather seems to cling onto the warmth of summer, decent swell starts rolling into town making us surfers happy, the Premier League reaches its crescendo.
I have tried several times to watch Invictus. There are many reasons why I’ve never watched it in its entirety.
The Wallabies are breathing a big sigh of relief ahead of their Test series against Ireland, with scans revealing Will Genia’s knee injury isn’t as serious as first thought.
He struggles to call himself an Aussie just yet but Jermaine Ainsley’s allegiance lies with the Wallabies and the Melbourne Rebels after signing a contract extension through to the end of 2020.
For those truly faithful Waratahs supporters, each season is a test of faith. This season however, seems different and yet all to familiar feel.
Wallabies and NSW Waratahs halfback Nick Phipps has been fined $4000 after admitting to urinating on a bar during his buck’s night, an act he said made him look a goose and a bloody idiot.
