Savage fallout as Wallabies hit new low
Straight after Australia’s devastating, record-breaking loss to Wales at the Rugby World Cup, the focus shifted to two key men.
Straight after Australia’s devastating, record-breaking loss to Wales at the Rugby World Cup, the focus shifted to two key men.
The Wallabies were outplayed and outcoached by a well-drilled Welsh outfit early this morning and readers have made it clear who they blame for the disaster.
Australia’s Rugby World Cup is all but over following an “embarrassing” defeat to Wales. Where did it all go wrong? Here’s what the Wallabies players said after the record loss.
Eddie Jones threatened to walk out of the media conference as he dodged questions about reports linking him to a bombshell move following the Wallabies’ record defeat to Wales.
The Wallabies have arrived home from South Africa desperate to redeem themselves after a poor performance in Pretoria.
Eddie Jones’ hyped return to the Wallabies will bring a hardness to Australia, which is exactly what they need to win the World Cup according to a former Wallaby great.
A winner of many trophies at club level, Will Skelton is desperate to produce similar performances when playing for the Wallabies.
For a star player who has been in the sporting spotlight for over a decade, Michael Hooper remains an enigma. As he opens up on his Sydney farewell with the Waratahs, he’s also eyeing a big change.
Can the Wallabies make some noise at the World Cup? Is Quade Cooper still the man? Jamie Pandaram and Julien Linden debate the hottest topics surrounding the Wallabies’ World Cup hopes.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones sees unlimited potential in Queensland Reds winger Suliasi Vunivalu.
Eddie Jones got a close-up look at the man who will give him the most problems at the World Cup. And it wasn’t former Wallaby and now rugby villain Israel Folau.
Eddie Jones says Rugby Australia has “bought relevance” as much as a skilled player in its signing of Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii after the Rooster signed a three-year deal with Rugby Australia from 2025.
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