Wallabies star in swift recovery
Wallaby James O’Connor’s recovery from a knee injury is going better than expected.
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The divide that could see Wallabies’ star walk
He might have thrown his hat in the ring to coach the Wallabies, but Brad Thorn’s demeanour and relationship with his players could see the game’s greatest commodity leave Australian rugby.
Former Wallaby hit with big booze warning
RUGBY CONFIDENTIAL: The owner of the French club of Tolu Latu has laid bare the ex-Wallaby’s alcohol problems in the wake of massive ban for a horror tackle.
Comment: Rugby is being ruined by nanny state referees
RUGBY CONFIDENTIAL: Ask any true rugby fan and they’ll tell you the constant intervention by officials is ruining the game as a spectacle but the sport’s clueless law makers won’t listen.
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Wallabies bonus as Pocock lines up pre-Cup return
He may not be ready to play in the Rugby Championship but David Pocock is giving every indication he’s right on track to be fit for the Wallabies World Cup assault in September.
Moeroa vows to crush All Blacks in shock code switch
The Wallabies haven’t won the Bledisloe Cup in 16 years, but Parramatta Eels star Tepai Moeroa plans to change that next year when he switches codes.
Genia, Cooper join player exodus
The Wallaby player drain continues, with two more stars to continue their careers in Japan.
Isi Naisarani’s long road to Wallaby gold
It took three years and the same amount of Super Rugby clubs for Isi Naisarani to finally realise dream. But the Fiji-born backrower’s journey the Wallabies started long before he landed in Australia.
O’Connor’s shock lifeline in World Cup bid
James O’Connor’s World Cup dream has been resuscitated after Wallabies coach Michael Cheika summoned the 44-Test utility to South Africa.
Without Folau, ‘Cheik-list for Cup success crucial’
Let’s face it, if you’re an international side coming up against the Wallabies at this year’s World Cup, you are not exactly going to be scared witless by an outfit without Israel Folau, writes Andrew Slack.
Boom rookie’s World Cup dream revived
He’s one of the most exciting talents Australian rugby has seen in years, and despite a horror foot injury it appears the World Cup dreams of this young star aren’t over just yet.
Waratahs to land rival’s World Cup attack coach
Eddie Jones’s World Cup assistant set to replace Daryl Gibson at Waratahs, Wallabies endure pre-Tokyo torment and Cronulla’s No.1 fan dropping his rugby connections – it’s all in RUGBY CONFIDENTIAL.
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