Rodda: We can’t let Lions bully us
YOUNG pack pillar Izack Rodda has urged the Reds forwards to find another gear on Saturday or risk being bullied off Suncorp Stadium.
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Reds, Thorn searching for winning formula
A COLLARBONE injury is set to sideline captain James Slipper but the far bigger problem for the Reds is finding a hint of creativity to “Thorn-ball” against Super Rugby’s best teams.
Look who’s back for Reds’ 1000th match!
WALLABIES great George Smith will make his comeback for the Queensland Reds in a historic fixture for the club but luckless Wallaby gun Lukhan Tui is headed to surgery.
Dual-code ace back to boost Reds
ZAHARA Temara is happy to juggle union and league because both codes speak the same language — beat NSW. The Queensland Reds will field their strongest team in Friday’s SuperW final in Sydney.
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Red Gill will get set for a big Blue
LIAM Gill’s recovery from a hamstring tear may be rapid enough for him to be parachuted into Auckland next week for a must-win Reds clash.
Century up for Reds’ King James
NONE of the 26 Reds to reach the 100-game milestone before James Horwill were accorded this fanfare — a Royal reception no less.
Resurgent Canes show Reds the way
NEW Zealand’s in-form Hurricanes are a beacon for how the Queensland Reds can turn around their season.
Unfit Reds need more variety: Jones
HERE’S my theory for why the Reds are struggling. They are not fit enough to play 80 minutes of Super Rugby, former Wallabies coach Eddie Jones says.
Dom rates rivals for Wallaby honours
DOM Shipperley rates Joe Tomane, Nick Cummins and Luke Morahan as the wing frontrunners for the Wallabies’ three-Test series versus France.
Cummins, skipper lauded for Force heroics
THINGS just keep getting better for the Force with Matt Hodgson and cult hero Nick Cummins making our R9 team of the week. View the full line-up!
Bombed tries killing Reds’ finals bid
THE Reds are dead as a finals factor unless they can become ruthless finishers again because seven bombed tries is the reason for their plight.
Reds need recruit to salvage season
A WORLDWIDE SOS for an experienced back recruit has become a priority for the Reds in their fight to stay afloat as a finals contender.
Inconsistent Reds can only blame themselves
INCONSISTENCY is an underlying constant to lack of success and at this point Queensland Reds have that nailed, former Wallaby Andrew Slack writes.
Quirk moves on from Moore punch
ED Quirk bears no grudge against Brumbies hooker Stephen Moore for his wild punch in the pivotal 30 seconds that changed the Reds’ season.
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