Rugby changes tune on NRL stars
Don’t expect Rugby Australia to again throw big money at NRL stars to entice them to switch codes.
Rugby World Cup
Worse than Eddie: Why Suaalii will be a $5.3m disaster
If you thought Australia’s World Cup campaign was bad, brace yourself. And the signing of Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii will be even worse than that of Eddie Jones, writes Robert Craddock.
No more ‘captain’s picks’: Who’s in line to take over from Eddie?
Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan is refusing to follow Eddie Jones out the door, but will not have his fingerprints on the next Wallabies coach after the Jones fiasco.
Mind games master Jones has muddled his own mind
Eddie Jones’ love for mind games was always present in first venture as Wallabies coach, but in his second venture, the master of the mind games played himself, writes Robert Craddock.
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The argument for keeping Eddie Jones as Wallabies coach
Eddie Jones has received unlikely support with calls for Rugby Australia to stick with the Wallabies mentor despite a disastrous World Cup campaign.
RA boss confirms Eddie’s Japan interview
Rugby Australia boss Hamish McLennan has spoken on some key issues in the wake of the Wallabies’ dismal World Cup showing.
RA boss comes clean on Jones’ Japan link
Hamish McLennan reveals what he knows about Eddie Jones being offered a job with Japan plus his own future at Rugby Australia following the Wallabies World Cup debacle.
Nine, Stan could jump ship after rugby’s amateur decline
Rugby has struggled in Australia for years, but is now at its lowest ebb. The game’s powerbrokers ruined the sport, and now the sport as a whole looks set to pay an immense price.
Wallabies skipper weighs in on Eddie criticism, World Cup review
Wallabies captain Will Skelton says his players will speak openly and honestly if asked to participate in Rugby Australia’s review of the World Cup disaster.
Alan Jones: Why ‘volunteer’ Eddie must walk over rugby fiasco
Earlier this year Eddie Jones complained his salary made him ‘a volunteer’ and hinted he wouldn’t stay on after the World Cup. Now it’s time for the Wallabies coach to stick to his promise, writes Alan Jones.
Savage fallout as Wallabies hit new low
Straight after Australia’s devastating, record-breaking loss to Wales at the Rugby World Cup, the focus shifted to two key men.
Wallabies ratings: Fans whack Eddie Jones after Cup loss
The Wallabies were outplayed and outcoached by a well-drilled Welsh outfit early this morning and readers have made it clear who they blame for the disaster.
‘We let the country down’: How Wallabies reacted to Cup debacle
Australia’s Rugby World Cup is all but over following an “embarrassing” defeat to Wales. Where did it all go wrong? Here’s what the Wallabies players said after the record loss.
The questions Eddie refused to answer in fiery Cup aftermath
Eddie Jones threatened to walk out of the media conference as he dodged questions about reports linking him to a bombshell move following the Wallabies’ record defeat to Wales.
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