Aussie rugby clubs live on in fear of axe
AUSTRALIAN Super Rugby clubs facing the axe will continue to live in purgatory, with furious club chiefs left in the dark about the competition’s future.
AUSTRALIAN Super Rugby clubs facing the axe will continue to live in purgatory, with furious club chiefs left in the dark about the competition’s future.
SEKOPE Kepu, Nick Phipps and Michael Hooper will bring up 100 Super Rugby games against the Brumbies. After NSW’s poor start, their experience is needed.
THERE is still no clarity for Australia’s three under-fire teams with SANZAAR’s plans for a Super Rugby overhaul set to be dragged out all week.
WARATAHS star Israel Folau’s days at outside centre could be numbered with NSW desperate to reverse their poor start to the Super Rugby season.
WITH Quade Cooper gone and Kurtley Beale scoring inside 25 minutes on Sunday, Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie could have thought two things.
WARATAHS coach Michael Cheika moved to play down the prospect of his side storming into the top two after demolishing the Lions 41-13.
WEST Harbour put a controversial week behind them to smash Southern Districts 49-14 in round eight of the Shute Shield.
IT was in the simple, poignant act of a grandfather picking up his grandchild that Wycliff Palu knew something was wrong.
IT was in the simple, poignant act of a grandfather picking up his grandchild that Wycliff Palu knew something was wrong.
MICHAEL Hooper admits it’s “a cool thing” to be talked about as a potential Wallabies captain and feels his experience would compensate for his youth.
AN influential tweet from a Tongan rugby deity may have increased the chance of schoolboy “Tongan Thor” chasing a dream to play for the Wallabies.
IN one realm, Tatafu Polota-Nau is a rugby warrior. In the other, he designs IT databases, and could code the laptop you may be reading this on.
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