‘I probably should’ve been flatlining’: Drew Mitchell
THE prospect of coming out of retirement for the NSW Waratahs has former Wallaby winger Drew Mitchell’s heart racing — and not in an entirely good way.
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France farce ignites Super Rugby HIA debate
SUPER Rugby clubs will be reminded there “are no grey lines” involved in protecting player welfare after an investigation was launched into dodgy concussion subs by France in the Six Nations.
The farmer chasing dream on different paddock
SOME athletes give up booze or junk food to achieve their dream in professional sports. Waratahs recruit Will Miller gave up milking cows on his family dairy farm to chase his.
Waratahs star to miss Brisbane Tens
THE Waratahs will take a cautious approach ahead of the 2018 season with one their biggest stars being rested from the Brisbane Tens, while Wallaby Ned Hanigan has been cleared to play in the opening round of Super Rugby.
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Super Rugby expansion plans unveiled
PLANS for an expanded Super Rugby competition have been rolled out while Australian rugby chiefs were still locked in a meeting discussing its merits.
Tahs’ new star is just like Jonah
HE’S been likened to a T-Rex with speed, and is so big he routinely switches between the forwards and backs. Meet Taqele Naiyaravoro.
Cheika gets suspended six-month ban
WARATAHS coach Michael Cheika has been given a suspended six-month ban from the game after being found guilty of abusing a cameraman.
Palu back to bolster Waratahs line-up
AFTER a six-week ride on the win-loss roller-coaster, the Waratahs are confident of arresting their inconsistency in time for a finals push.
Izzy’s Storm warning for Tahs’ rivals
ISRAEL Folau is confident the Waratahs can recover from a mid-season slump, citing his 2008 season at the Storm as evidence of how things can turn.
Brutal honesty best for bumbling Tahs
THE Waratahs held an uncomfortable video session to assess their bumbling defeat to the Blues, but Nick Phipps says honesty is the best policy.
Tahs must create Sydney ‘fortress‘
ADAM Ashley-Cooper believes Waratahs fans are finally returning to support them, and says NSW must keep Sydney as a “fortress” for visiting sides.
Waratahs still want top-two finish
MICHAEL Cheika says that the Waratahs will not waver from their ambition to finish in the top two of the Super Rugby competition.
Brilliant Brumbies belt Chiefs 41-23
THE Brumbies have confirmed their status as Super Rugby contenders, beating the defending champion Chiefs 41-23 at Canberra Stadium.
Aussie clubs go cold on signing JOC
A LACK of interest from Australia’s Super Rugby clubs to sign James O’Connor could see the exiled star miss the 2015 World Cup.
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