Minnows keep ‘pathetic’ Wallabies alive
Any remaining Wallabies fans out there can put the Rugby World Cup calculators away – for a few more hours at least.
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Nauseating? Maybe, but we must all be All Blacks fans now
Wallabies fans don’t cheer the All Blacks – until now, that is. Because with the most radical change in rugby coming in 2026, we need the southern hemisphere to be strong once again.
Jones happy to be ‘fall guy’ for Wallabies’ mess
Eddie Jones isn’t shying away from the Wallabies’ poor World Cup so far as he continues to deny any links to a possible return to Japan.
‘Unthinkable’: More Wallabies stars dropped
Already under immense pressure, Eddie Jones’ new-look Rugby World Cup squad named to face Portugal has been mocked.
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‘Horny teenager’: Jones slammed by ex-player
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Why rugby’s coaching addict is back in the World Cup wringer
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Nuclear option: Can Eddie bring the Wallabies in from the cold?
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Beaten Wallabies cop another World Cup reality check
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Eddie’s reckless gamble threatens to backfire on Wallabies
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