Waratahs intend to rumble the Reds
CULT figure Jacques Potgieter has issued a blunt message to the Reds ahead of their clash with the Waratahs in this interstate rivalry week.
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AND the winner is … Sydney. There has never been a better time to be a footy fan of any persuasion in Australia’s biggest city than now.
Singapore to be Super Rugby’s 18th team
SINGAPORE’S bid for the 18th Super Rugby team has surged ahead of Japan — and All Black legend Tana Umaga could be their inaugural coach.
Dennis’ text inspires Tahs to carry on
A text message from skipper Dave Dennis to his Tahs teammates has ensured they won’t be distracted by his absence in their finals charge.
Alofa to join French club La Rochelle
TWO-try Waratahs star Alofa Alofa has declared he is determined to win the Super Rugby title and leave a legacy before his defection to French rugby.
Why Beale is Wallabies’ new Ella
KURTLEY Beale is the modern-day Mark Ella and must be given the reins if the Wallabies are to win the World Cup. So says former coach Alan Jones.
Palu the heartbeat for Tahs title charge
IF Wycliff Palu can maintain his staggeringly good form for four more games, then the Waratahs are likely to be holding aloft the Super Rugby title.
Skelton set to start on bench versus ACT
ISRAEL Folau may have to wait before he is reunited with Will Skelton, with the giant lock set to start on the bench against the Brumbies.
Super success key to winning Bledisloe
EWEN McKenzie says Australia’s best preparation to reclaim the Bledisloe Cup will be to have a local side win the Super Rugby title.
Folau wants overseas sabbatical ‘option’
ISRAEL Folau has urged the ARU to introduce overseas sabbaticals for Wallaby stars including himself.
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