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Live score: Ireland vs Wallabies
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Live score and wanging on will start around 2am AEST Ireland vs Wallabies Croke Park5 hours ago -
Cometh the hour cometh the Wallabies’s key man Elsom
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Rocky Elsom faces his moment of truth on Sunday when he must shove friendships aside and lead Australia to a pivotal grand slam victory over rampant Ireland at Croke Park. Worshipped in Dublin for his European Cup heroics with Leinster earlier this year, Elsom is looking to return to his destructive best when he ...1 day ago -
Team man Giteau driven by Wallabies’ lack of trophies
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Blissfully content off the field and thriving again on it, Wallabies trump Matt Giteau has revealed the the great disappointment driving his stellar career. From a tryscoring hat-trick in his maiden Test start in 2003 to the buzz of being named Wallabies’s player of the year last month – and countless ...1 day ago -
The Roar’s Wallabies Vs Ireland live blog
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It promises to be one of the matches of the season, so join The Roar’s live blog on Monday morning at 2am as we watch Australia’s grand slam hopefuls, the Wallabies, take on a tough Ireland side hungry for a Southern Hemisphere scalp. Unfortunately for the Wallabies, leading Ireland to their first Six Nations ...1 day ago -
James O’Connor: the lost tour diaries
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"Thats a nice Teddy, young fellow..." Prior to this year’s Grand Slam tour, the ARU proclaimed that pin-up boy James O’Connor would be compiling a tour diary which could be viewed via the ARU web-site . Well, three weeks into the tour and nothing from the Wunderkind. Not to worry rugby tragics, G&GR has ...1 day ago -
The Roar’s Wallabies Vs Ireland live comment thread
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It promises to be one of the matches of the season, so join The Roar’s live blog tonight at 2am as we watch Australia’s grand slam hopefuls, the Wallabies, take on a tough Ireland side hungry for a Southern Hemisphere scalp. Unfortunately for the Wallabies, leading Ireland to their first Six Nations crown in ...1 day ago -
Wallabies must have kicking boots on against Ireland
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The Wallabies will need to have their kicking boots on as wind and rain threatens to lash Croke Park in Sunday’s grand slam clash with Ireland. Matt Giteau, whose goalkicking strike rate has been world-class over the past two years, will be looking to kick Australia out of trouble, while the Wallabies lineout will ...2 days ago -
Barnes to be top of Melbourne’s wish-list
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Wallabies vice-captain Berrick Barnes will be at the top of Melbourne’s wish-list to lead the new Super 15 side but don’t expect an influx of other league players. The 23-year-old played a season of NRL with the Brisbane Broncos before switching back to rugby and has played the past three seasons with the ...2 days ago -
Too old at 30: ARU’s “scrapheap” policy
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The youth of today The Australian rugby coach and his selectors appear to be following a quite deliberate policy of favouring emerging players over those with significant international playing experience. One consequence of this is that the Australian Super 14 franchises are being denuded of senior players who ...2 days ago -
Great Wallaby Tries: 84 Grand Slam v Ireland
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As with this tour, the second test on the 1984 Grand Slam tour was against Ireland, in Dublin. The Irish would be different opponents from the Poms with a greater battle at the breakdown expected. Accordingly Alan Jones opted to play Chris Roche along side Simon Poidevin in the backrow, to have dual open-sides. It ...2 days ago -
It’ll be a Rocky Road for Ireland against Wallabies
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We’re settled into Dublin now. It’s cold and has rained most days, but training has been good and it’s a great city. Despite the weather there’s a lot to do and see away from training. The people are very friendly and seem pretty passionate about their rugby. And Rocky Elsom! That’s all they seem to talk ...2 days ago -
O’Driscoll hungry as ever to knock over Wallabies
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Unfortunately for Australia’s grand slam hopefuls, leading Ireland to their first Six Nations crown in more than half a century hasn’t quenched Brian O’Driscoll’s appetite for major rugby spoils. O’Driscoll will play his 100th Test on Sunday at Croke Park and is hoping to celebrate the milestone with a ...3 days ago -
Cocky Wallabies watched too many highlight reels
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Straight-shooting prop Ben Alexander has revealed how over-indulging in replays of Australia’s Tri Nations triumph over the world champion Springboks sent the Wallabies crashing back to earth – but also on course for the coveted grand slam. Alexander frankly conceded how too many viewings of the highlights reel ...3 days ago -
Paranoid Wallabies in Code Yellow operation
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The edgy Wallabies have closed ranks as tensions rise ahead of Sunday’s pivotal grand slam tour engagement with Ireland in Dublin. Displaying All Blacks-type paranoia, Wallabies management anxiously shooed journalists away from training despite giving no prior warning that it was supposed to be a closed session ...3 days ago -
Hotshot broker says rugby experts are wrong
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I had a drink today with a London stockbroker who works for one of the big firms in the city. He’s about forty, very well groomed, and was wearing a top of the line Hugo Boss. He also follows rugby, as well as the market, and he had this to say about the games coming up on the weekend. “I’m a contrarian. I ...3 days ago -
Too old at 30? Australian rugby’s scrapheap policy
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The Australian rugby coach and his selectors appear to be following a quite deliberate policy of favouring emerging players over those with significant international playing experience. One consequence of this is that the Australian Super 14 franchises are being denuded of senior players who traditionally mentor ...3 days ago -
A 2020 View of Australian Sport
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Australia has a relatively low population for the number of popular male ‘national’ sports: the various football codes and cricket. This inevitably causes a high level of competition among them for fans and finance. Other countries recognise that possible changes in these sports may be seen first in Australia. ...3 days ago -
Too old at 30 - Australian rugbys "scrapheap" policy
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The Australian rugby coach and his selectors appear to be following a quite deliberate policy of favouring emerging players over those with significant international playing experience. One consequence of this is that the Australian Super 14 franchises are being denuded of senior players who traditionally mentor and ...3 days ago -
Big Dell hangs up his famous white boots
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Love him or hate him, you certainly couldn’t ignore him. Wendell Sailor, flamboyant and polarising, announced his retirement today and a move into a new role as an ambassador for the St George Illawarra Dragons. Over a distinguished career (that wasn’t without its moments ), Sailor electrified both league and ...3 days ago -
Pocock in, Smith out as Wallabies look to the future
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Robbie Deans’s changing of the guard appears complete, with young gun David Pocock picked to start ahead of veteran flanker George Smith in Australia’s grand slam showdown with Ireland on Sunday. While Pocock’s recall to the back row – after he started on the bench in last Saturday’s 18-9 win over England ...3 days ago