Quade’s flickering flame now burns bright Red
Quade Cooper admits he was “fried” after his first nine games with the Melbourne Rebels but a return bout against his former club has refuelled his hunger.
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‘Ignore the haters’: Brumbies back maul ball
The Brumbies are determined to “ignore the haters” and stick to their winning formula in an effort to break back into the Super Rugby finals.
Ben Smith’s Super Rugby career may be over
All Blacks great Ben Smith may have played his last game of Super Rugby after seriously injuring his hamstring while on duty for the Highlanders.
Reds gun’s ‘lucky’ escape for face stomp
Young Reds lock Harry Hockings escaped a season-ending ban for stomping on an opponent’s face thanks to his squeaky clean record.
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New All Blacks among four Canes re-signings
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‘Lack of transparency’: Rebel’s farewell message
MITCH Inman has taken a parting shot at the Australian Rugby Union, saying the ongoing certainty over the Melbourne Rebels’ Super Rugby future has contributed to their worst-ever season.
‘A ref’s had a good game if he’s a ghost on the field’
WHEN concussion snatched Nic Berry’s playing career from him, the former Reds halfback knew his connection with rugby would not be lost along with it.
Tahs to copy Roosters’ turnaround plan
UNDER-FIRE Tahs coach Daryl Gibson says he is “thriving” on the tension of enduring their worst season, while revealing his players weren’t as capable as he first thought.
Excruciating season but Reds show signs of life
IT summed up everything about the Reds’ future that when yet another match was on the line, Quade Cooper put the ball in the hands of a 20-year-old rookie to win it.
Threatened Super Rugby sides show unity
TWO of Australia’s Super Rugby sides will more than likely go into next week’s final round still unsure of their future, while injury questions hover over the nation’s leading team.
‘That’s our season, good in bits, bad in most’
THE Waratahs’ hellish Super Rugby campaign has continued, crashing to a 40-27 loss to the Jaguares, the Argentinian team’s first match on Australian soil.
Another loss for terrible Tahs
THE hellish Super Rugby campaign of the NSW Waratahs continued, as they crashed to a 40-27 home loss to the Jaguares, in the Argentinian team’s first match on Australian soil.
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