Jones preaches patience as Aussies falter at siren vs Argentina
Eddie Jones lamented the errors of his side in their loss against Argentina, but says he remains confident the Wallabies can turn it around in time to challenege for the World Cup.
Eddie Jones lamented the errors of his side in their loss against Argentina, but says he remains confident the Wallabies can turn it around in time to challenege for the World Cup.
The Wallabies have lost a heartbreaker to Argentina in Sydney but Australia has unloaded as the side’s World Cup preparations lay in tatters.
Throughout Rugby World Cup history, there’s a trend in the eventual winner’s line-up that Eddie Jones can’t ignore if the Wallabies are any chance in France.
The heat is on the Wallabies pack to at least match the performance of Argentina’s forwards in Sydney on Saturday night.
When he found out Adam Ashley-Cooper and Kurtley Beale had broken team protocol by bringing women back to the hotel, Wallabies captain Michael Hooper feared it would cause chaos.
The Wallabies finish the year ranked sixth. And after another hammering, again at the hands of England, Jamie Pandaram writes that fans are losing faith — and their love — for the national team.
Eddie Jones declared Australia’s rugby system was broken, and slammed the influence held by NSW and Queensland while calling for a centralised model to turn the wobbly Wallabies around.
England taunted the Wallabies over the internal sanctioning of players Kurtley Beale and Adam Ashley-Cooper by calling them “f***ing snitches” during their Twickenham win. FULL SLEDGES HERE
An underpowered backrow, big question marks over our top playmaker and a misfiring game style. That’s the bottom line from the loss to England. WHO STARRED, WHO FLOPPED?
The worst year in the professional era of Australian rugby has ended with the Wallabies suffering a demoralising 37-18 defeat to England.
THIS was Michael Hooper’s real leadership test, and he’s passed with flying colours, making a stand that this Wallabies team desperately needs, writes JAMIE PANDARAM.
Rugby Australia boss Raelene Castle has defended Wallabies Kurtley Beale and Adam Ashley-Cooper, saying the senior players “erred” in taking people back to their hotel after a game.
Wallabies Kurtley Beale and Adam Ashley-Cooper were not selected for Sunday’s match against England after breaching team protocol.
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has revealed why he deliberately misled the public on Kurtley Beale’s omission from the team against England — do you buy his excuse?
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