‘Biggest load of tripe we’ve seen in world rugby’
Reece Hodge will be hauled in front of a hearing over the tackle which left Fiji’s Peceli Yato concussed in the Wallabies’ World Cup opener – but the charge has left one former legend fuming.
Reece Hodge will be hauled in front of a hearing over the tackle which left Fiji’s Peceli Yato concussed in the Wallabies’ World Cup opener – but the charge has left one former legend fuming.
Wales coach Warren Gatland warned the Wallabies ahead of their Rugby World Cup crunch group game this weekend that they ‘have a few things up our sleeves’ after an up-and-down performance against Georgia.
Most tend to give toilet humour a wide berth but the Wallabies couldn’t avoid it when quizzed on the ‘super loos’ they’d encountered in their travels at World Rugby Cup in Japan.
The citing of Reece Hodge just confirms what most rugby diehards have feared for years, that in trying to stamp out foul play, the sport’s blazers are making the game too soft.
GEORGE Smith has refused to give up hope of reaching his first World Cup in eight years with Australia, some five years on from his Test retirement.
THE geniuses at America’s MIT have taken a break from counting cards in Las Vegas to determine the winner of the RWC. It’s all revealed here:
ALL the news, views and nonsense ahead of the Rugby World Cup. Big Sam still learning the rules, Fiji’s fate worse than death and are the Wallabies favourites?
SAM Burgess’s hopes of being named in England’s Rugby World Cup squad have received a blow after he was left out of the latest squad.
ALL Blacks captain Richie McCaw has revealed what aspect of rugby union scares him “a little bit” — hint it does not involve facing Quade Cooper at Eden Park.
MICHAEL Cheika is agonising over which big names to omit as he prepares to unveil Australia’s 31-man Rugby World Cup squad on Friday.
WALLABIES coach Michael Cheika says he has around half a dozen big decisions to make before settling on his 31-man World Cup squad.
ONE month out from the Rugby World Cup, rugby league convert Sam Burgess insists not knowing some finer points of the game won’t hold him back.
SAM Burgess showed enough in his Test rugby debut against France at Twickenham to prove he wouldn’t be totally out of place in next month’s Rugby World Cup.
DAN Carter’s still got it, David Pocock and Michael Hooper must start and three more things we learned from the Wallabies crushing defeat in Auckland.
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