Rugby has missed a golden chance
I wrote many months ago in relation to Rugby Australia that, just when you thought it could not possibly get worse, it does.
I wrote many months ago in relation to Rugby Australia that, just when you thought it could not possibly get worse, it does.
The prospect of private equity investing in rugby presents an opportunity to change the game for the better.
In Australian rugby over the past week there has been good and bad news, as well as more failings by the game’s administrators.
The crisis in Australian rugby is also an opportunity to address the fundamental problems in the game – starting with leadership.
Australia’s rugby future lies in Japan but first Rugby Australia’s bosses must show honour and resign.
The clock is ticking. It’s time to make change; and if Rugby Australia doesn’t nail this broadcast deal, we’re in deep water.
We cannot rise above the mediocre while we accept mediocrity from our administrators. On this, the people must be heard.
It still does not seem clear to the people running our game, that they are running it into the ground.
What is going on when Rugby NSW becomes a transit lounge for journeyman coaches and administrators from New Zealand?
Only an insensitive, incompetent and virtue-signalling outfit could have brought rugby to this point.
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