Thorn tipped to turn up at Reds
AMID all the drama at Queensland comes one of the best rumours of the year: Brad Thorn returning to Australia to play for the Reds in 2016.
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Skelton says ‘non’ to French overtures
WARATAHS giant Will Skelton looks poised to reject the big dollars in France to remain in Australia.
Mummy returns in search of World Cup spot
FORMER Waratah and Wallaby lock Dean Mumm will return to Sydney later this year in a bid to make the World Cup squad.
Super battle also a World Cup audition
WALLABIES legend Simon Poidevin says the clash between the Waratahs and Brumbies on Sunday will double up as a selection trial for Australia’s World Cup squad.
Mr Fixit Carraro crucial to Waratahs game plan
THERE is the sheer running and leaping brilliance of Israel Folau. There is the masterly magician’s bag of tricks in Kurtley Beale. There is the explosive power of Taqele Naiyaravoro. And then there is Matt Carraro.
‘Give me Tahs job or I’m gone’
DARYL Gibson is playing a dangerous game with Waratahs powerbrokers, declaring it’s all or nothing for him and the head coaching role. But does he have the support?
Gibson is gone if he doesn’t get Cheika’s job
WARATAHS assistant coach Daryl Gibson says he will be leaving the team if he doesn’t get the head coaching job to be vacated by Michael Cheika at the end of the season.¶
‘We’re underdogs’ say Tahs
WINGER Rob Horne says the Waratahs are “underdogs” against the Brumbies this weekend. He has a point.
Coaching clash of the titans
SUNDAY’S Super Rugby clash between the Waratahs and Brumbies will also be a coaching duel between the Wallabies’ No. 1 and his assistant.
Bolter Butler stakes claim on No. 7
NSW coach Michael Cheika has declared Brumbies rookie Jarrad Butler as a shock candidate for the Australian back row.
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