Reds star O’Connor grounded by dodgy ankle
It’s arguably the toughest away game in world sport – but the Queensland Reds’ task in Christchurch this weekend just got a whole lot more difficult.
It’s arguably the toughest away game in world sport – but the Queensland Reds’ task in Christchurch this weekend just got a whole lot more difficult.
Reds youngster Hunter Paisami is developing an impressive all-round game and he has the perfect model to follow in the Kiwi star he idolised as a child.
Youngster Destiny Brill needed a special dispensation to play at just 16 but she made an upbeat start to her Super W career with the Queensland Reds.
The Reds’ season is on life support after their loss to the Sharks and a win in Christchurch looks unlikely. But there are other opportunities for them to save their campaign.
A Shark bite deflated the Reds’ season when a faster, smarter and more aggressive South African side showed them what it takes to make the play-offs. VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS.
The Reds have made it their mission to ensure the Super Rugby squad is loaded up with homegrown talent like Josh Nasser. As JIM TUCKER discovers, it’s a key plank of coach Brad Thorn’s future plans.
If you can beat ‘em, join ‘em. That’s the decision being weighed up by young NSW amateur golfer Stephanie Kyriacou with a switch to the professional ranks brewing.
There aren’t many people who can put their success down to hour-long sauna sessions, deprivation tanks and meditation but that’s where James O’Connor lost his ego and found his path.
Queensland Reds coach Brad Thorn says his team won’t get carried away by thrashing the Sunwolves but has every reason to believe his team is going to earn respect.
James O’Connor has revealed the personal torment behind his previous stint in Queensland and why ‘a new awareness’ is making the second time around both more enjoyable and profitable.
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