PARIS – Eddie Jones’ future is on tenterhooks, with one of his closest allies, Wallabies manager Chris Webb, let go by Rugby Australia. Since the Wallabies’ ugly World Cup flop, the governing body has had two waves of cleanouts over the past month. The first… Read More »Eddie’s Wallabies future on tenterhooks amid coaching cleanout, key ally let go as Waugh returns home
Super sub Sam Kerr has come off the bench to score the clincher in front of her hometown fans in the Matildas’ rusty 2-0 Olympic qualifier win over Iran in Perth. In front of 18,798 fans at HBF Park on Thursday night, Ellie Carpenter opened… Read More »Rusty Matildas secure Olympic qualifier win – but ‘unsportsmanlike’ Iran tactics frustrate fans
Josh Addo-Carr’s being allowed to stray, Jarome Luai can pledge his future for 2025 elsewhere next week and Ryan Papenhuyzen is dealing with a phantom menace. The NRL silly season is downright stupid. After all the argy-bargy, bluff and bluster of the NRL vs RLPA… Read More »How much is that Bull-Doggie in the window? Foxx hunt highlights failure of NRL’s November 1 contract system
Australia has just one representative on the list of World Rugby Award nominees revealed Thursday, with sevens jet Maddi Levi helping avoid a humiliating shut out. With the Wallabies falling to an all-time low in France, Australia could not have had any expectations of featuring… Read More »World Rugby Awards nominees list delivers brutal reminder of Australia’s decline
Cameron Munster remains in doubt to steer the Kangaroos against New Zealand in Saturday’s Pacific Championships clash, with the ill playmaker quarantined from the team. The star five-eighth travelled to Melbourne in a separate vehicle on Thursday and wasn’t part of their jersey presentation alongside… Read More »Monster headache for Meninga with Munster in doubt but Hynes ready to step up for Kiwi showdown