Genia’s miracle recovery from fractured back
HE played 114 games for Queensland Reds and thanks to a miracle recovery from a back injury, Rebels recruit Will Genia will face off against his former Super Rugby club.
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Hunt escapes conviction over cocaine charge, return unclear
DUAL international Karmichael Hunt has avoided conviction after prosecutors dropped a cocaine possession charge against him, but his return to Super Rugby could still be delayed for bringing the game into disrepute.
Hunt cocaine charge dropped
POLICE have dropped a cocaine charge against Wallabies star Karmichael Hunt, but he has been fined $600 for another indiscretion and contravening a police direction.
Minister of Defence’s promise to Reds fans
QUEENSLAND Reds leaked a dismal 61 tries in 2017 but the club’s new Minister of Defence, former Rebels coach Tony McGahan, says turnsil tackling will be a thing of the past.
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Reds turn pink for Cheetahs
GRIZZLED Reds icon Stan Pilecki has saluted Queensland rugby’s bold pink jersey initiative for Friday night’s clash with the Cheetahs.
Waratahs find magic by looking to past
SO LONG a disappointment, the Waratahs look to have decided to go back so they can go forward.
Halves reason why Reds will topple Tahs
A FIVE-POINT Reds win may flatten NSW spirits but the 60-point spectacle I’m also predicting is just what rugby needs.
Genia driven by rampaging Palu
WILL Genia remembers February 13, 2010 as the night that triggered a Reds obsession. The memory of Cliffy Palu rumbling over still burns.
Doggone it, Tahs are paw judges
MEMO Waratahs supporters: The one of on the left is a blue heeler; the one on the right is a red.That’s a kelpie-cattledog cross to you.
Top five Reds-Waratahs clashes
ITCHING to watch this weekend’s clash between the Waratahs and Reds? Here’s five classic encounters to get the blood boiling!
’Bomber’ back as Quade’s sidekick
QUADE Cooper has mastered backflips and flick passes but he has never taken on anything like training a kicking tee-carrying kelpie.
Border jumpers: best and worst
OVER the border – crossing the Tweed. Lachie Turner isn’t the first rugby player to trade blue for red or Brisbane for Sydney.
Reds intent on hunting Skelton
CHOPPING down 135kg goliath Will Skelton is a major tactic in the Reds plan to scuttle the monster pack of the Waratahs
Tahs enforcer ready for Reds test
Waratahs enforcer Will Skelton says he must pass an important test against Queensland in Saturday’s Super Rugby derby.
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