Wallabies would struggle to beat Crusaders
AS it stands, the All Blacks-stacked Crusaders would probably prevail against a Wallabies side lacking depth and form. And the gap widens with each Kiwi Super Rugby win.
Queensland Reds
Brad Thorn is rugby’s accidental coach
BRAD Thorn returns to where his unconventional coaching journey began when his Queensland Reds tackle the dangerous Sunwolves in Tokyo.
Inferiority complex a danger to Aussie teams
MELBOURNE Rebels’ English recruit Geoff Parling has given his unique perspective on the current struggles the game is facing in Australia and the key to breaking the Kiwi curse.
Waratahs find new home at Brookie
THE success of the Waratahs’ game at Brookvale Oval last weekend has convinced NSW Rugby to play as many as three Super Rugby games on the northern beaches in 2019.
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Reds hit form to thump Rebels
QUEENSLAND Reds overcame the absence of Will Genia and Quade Cooper to thump the Rebels 36-20 at AAMI Park on Friday night.
Derby delights as Super Rugby returns
PUT the Test jersey back in the drawer and dig out your provincial colours – Super Rugby is back. Check out our round 17 preview here!
Slim-line Hunt better suited to rugby
KARMICHAEL Hunt has become too small to play rugby league. That is the opinion of former Wallabies hooker and Queensland Reds coach Mark McBain.
Payto & Panda: Reds to foot full JOC bill
QUEENSLAND Reds will have to foot the full bill for James O’Connor with the ARU confirming it won’t provide any top-up assistance.
Another Red departs as JOC, Hunt loom
DOM Shipperley is the latest player to depart the Reds, increasing speculation Queensland may secure James O’Connor and Karmichael Hunt.
Hunt, O’Connor to rescue the Reds?
UNITING Karmichael Hunt and James O’Connor is the secret plan to reinvigorate the Reds backline with a potent double whammy next year.
Reds star signs with French club
THE Queensland Reds backline stocks for 2015 have taken another hit following the announcement winger Rod Davies is off to France.
Laurie still has ‘best seat in house’
FORMER Wallaby Laurie Monaghan could easily have been lost to rugby union, writes BERNIE PARMBERG in Love of the Game.
Forward thinking shows Will way
THE real Will Genia has re-emerged but it took the Reds pack to stand up for his Test spot against France to be secured.
Reds win thriller in Genia milestone
WILL Genia produced his finest performance of 2014 to mark his 100th Reds game but it was a try after the siren that sunk the Highlanders.
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