Ireland have held firm to beat Scotland 17-13 in a tight match at the Aviva Stadium to clinch back-to-back Six Nations titles for the second time in 11 years. After England denied them a bid for successive grand slams the previous week, a sluggish Ireland… Read More »Ireland hold firm to clinch Six Nations as Gatland offers to quit after Wales sink to ‘rock bottom’
It may just be that Queensland have identified a coaching blue print for Australian Rugby to follow. After spending 15 years serving an apprenticeship and becoming a master overseas, Les Kiss has returned looking by far the most equipped of the Australian provincial coaches. That… Read More »Discovering the blueprint for Super Rugby success: How Les Kiss has managed to get away from a one-dimensional style
West Ham United booked their place in the quarter-final of a European competition for the third consecutive season on Thursday night, turning over a 1-0 deficit from the first leg and hammering Freiburg 5-0 at the London Stadium. This win sets them up for a… Read More »David Moyes deserves better treatment from West Ham fans after guiding them to three successive European quarter-finals
Western Sydney coach Marko Rudan has apologised for his media no-show, saying he should have done better in that moment despite dealing with some issues in his personal life. Rudan decided not to front the media following his team’s record 7-0 A-League Men loss to… Read More »Wanderers coach says sorry for media no-show as his side puts the drama behind them to overcome Perth
Western Force coach Simon Cron has apologised to the club’s loyal fans after his team produced some of the “worst rugby” he’s ever seen. The Force slumped to a 0-4 record after crashing to a 22-14 Super Rugby Pacific loss to Moana Pasifika in Perth… Read More »‘Worst rugby I’ve ever seen’: Force coach apologises for horrendous performance in Super Rugby loss to Moana Pasifika