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Michael Cheika during the Wallabies training session at Allianz Stadium , Moore Park . Picture : Gregg Porteous
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Super disaster leads to fresh approach

THE All Blacks have been doing it for years but Australia’s Super rugby coaches have finally decided to share information for the benefit of their own teams and the Wallabies.

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 11: Jordy Reid of the Rebels is tackled during the Rugby Global Tens match between Rebels and Chiefs at Suncorp Stadium on February 11, 2017 in Brisbane, Australia. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)
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Time for Rebels to get serious

THEIR first taste of 10-a-side rugby was an enjoyable one, but flanker Jordy Reid says it will be all business for the Melbourne Rebels on Sunday as they attempt to make the quarterfinals in Brisbane.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MAY 29: Reece Hodge of the Rebels breaks through for a try during the round 14 Super Rugby match between the Rebels and the Force at AAMI Park on May 29, 2016 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)
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Rebels with a cause at Global Tens

WHILE he suggests the modified game will be “a bit of fun”, Melbourne Rebels star Reece Hodge insists his team is taking the inaugural rugby 10s event deadly seriously.

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Rebel revels in lead role

Rebel revels in lead role

FREE of injury and excited over Melbourne’s potential, Scott Higginbotham is poised to be installed as Rebels’ captain.

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Rebels standing by JOC decision

REBELS coach Tony McGahan has defended the club’s decision to cut James O’Connor, citing the overall welfare of the franchise as justification.

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