NZ shows ARU panic merchants how to sack a coach
Ian Foster won’t be All Blacks’ coach in 2024, but he’s every chance of winning a World Cup. As JAMIE PANDARAM asks, imagine if Dave Rennie was given the same shot by Australia?
Rugby World Cup
Rugby’s greatest rivalry sure to deliver a final to remember
There is no more intense rivalry in world rugby than that between South Africa’s Springboks and New Zealand’s All Blacks, JULIAN LINDEN examines the love-hate relationship.
RWC fallout: Eddie Jones set to quit after Wallabies ally resigns
Australia’s World Cup bloodletting is set to claim its highest profile victim, with Eddie Jones set to follow a key ally out the door after another shock resignation.
Rugby act after World Cup farce
World Rugby has moved quickly after the 2023 World Cup in France was mired in controversy before a ball was even kicked in the tournament.
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Rugby’s identity crisis aiding Nine’s profit free fall
An underperforming team at the World Cup is just the tip of the iceberg of Australian rugby’s problems, and it’s now affecting their broadcaster, writes BUZZ ROTHFIELD.
‘These are the weeks you coach for’: Wallabies embrace pain
The Wallabies must win this weekend if they want to keep their World Cup alive – and at least one member of the team is enjoying the pressure, writes JULIAN LINDEN.
‘Tough watch’: Truth hurts woeful Wallabies
The Wallabies have done plenty of soul-searching ahead of their do-or-die Rugby World Cup affair against Wales.
How the Wallabies are learning to live with the haters
From French crowds to fans on social media, the Wallabies are copping it from all angles. Halfback Tate McDermott explains how they are using the criticism in the lead up to their must-win match against Wales.
Wallabies star out of World Cup after broken leg at training
Just when you thought it couldn’t get much worse for the Wallabies, an intense World Cup training session has led to a young gun being ruled out of the tournament.
Cannon: How to treat the Wallabies’ psychological trauma
Australia’s loss to Fiji is as devastating a loss in recent memory, which is why Wallabies great BRENDAN CANNON says the squad’s most important member won’t be in the actual team.
Confidence or spin? Why it’s so difficult to believe Eddie Jones
There’s no question Eddie Jones is genius coach, but with his record going south, his reluctance to admit things aren’t going well makes anything he says more and more difficult to believe.
‘It’s on us’: Players aim up after World Cup shock
Every game at the World Cup is do-or-die and Wallabies players have conceded they and not coach Eddie Jones have to turn things around in France.
RA boss: Jones hire still right call after Rennie’s failure
The heat is on Rugby Australia after the Wallabies’ loss to Fiji, but RA boss Hamish McLennan says he holds no regrets about a coaching change, as he sits down with Julian Linden.
Alexander: The real, troubling reason behind Wallabies decline
A concussion class action lawsuit is behind World Rugby’s inadvertent moves to slow the pace of the game, writes BEN ALEXANDER.
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