Wales saving something special for Wallabies
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.
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Flushpoint as Wallabies cop a few crappy questions
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.
Has rugby’s clean-up of foul play lost the plot?
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.
Aussies fume over two-face Fiji betrayal
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has made the extraordinary claim Fiji trampled on the spirit of the game by stabbing Australia in the back.
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The one thing that scares Richie McCaw
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Big-name Wallabies face World Cup exclusion
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Wallabies World Cup squad almost set
WALLABIES coach Michael Cheika says he has around half a dozen big decisions to make before settling on his 31-man World Cup squad.
Sin-binned Sam baffled by rugby’s rules
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.
Burgess hits hard but Cup may be beyond him
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.
Bledisloe Cup: Five things we learned
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.
Cheika vows to stick to his guns
WALLABIES coach Michael Cheika says he could will stick with the same controversial line-up he used in humiliating defeat to the All Blacks at the World Cup.
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