Month: September 2019

The Turin club claimed their their fifth Scudetto under their current manager and he insisted the job of winning the title is harder than it seems Click Here: Fjallraven Kanken Art Spring Landscape Backpacks Juventus head coach Massimiliano Allegri said success does not come by chance after guiding the Italian giants to an eighth successiveRead moreRead more

A fatal 14 minutes has exposed the Reds’ soft underbelly, as they feebly rolled over to fall 46-17 to the Chiefs. A 19 point blitz from the Chiefs in the 14 minutes after half time was all it took for the Reds to roll over after they hung tough in the opening 40 minutes. TheRead moreRead more

Rob Simmons has been added to the Reds’ small injury list after suffering an AC joint injury at training. The lock suffered the injury at training last week after being told he had missed the 23 that took on the Blues but luckily, the injury will not require surgery. That means he is in theRead moreRead more

Michael Ruru is the latest former Western Force player to switch to the Rebels, the franchise confirmed on Wednesday. Ruru starred for the Force at halfback this season, stepping up after an injury to Ryan Louwrens early in the season, before a hamstring injury ended his NRC campaign prematurely. The scrumhalf, signed on a two-seasonRead moreRead more

Rebels captain Adam Coleman returns to the Melbourne starting XV for their blockbuster Australian Conference showdown against the Waratahs. Coleman was held out of the side that thumped the Brumbies last Friday due to a minor rib injury but he is back alongside Matt Philip in the second row for Sunday’s clash at Allianz Stadium.Read moreRead more

NSW Rugby and the Waratahs boards have formally united, after Friday night’s annual general meeting, as the organisations reported a break-even year. The organisations have been working as one on a day-to-day basis for more than a year, but they had not officially united at a board level until this week. NSW also recorded aRead moreRead more

There’s only one way the Reds can traverse the Super Rugby ladder in 2019 and according to coach Brad Thorn, it’ll be through sheer hard work and plenty of it. Thorn has voiced an impressive campaign launched by the Reds via their social media channels on Monday which preaches the importance of hard work andRead moreRead more

The Reds were the stars of the Australian Super Rugby clubs at the weekend but there were some impressive performances from the Rebels and Brumbies, too. Here’s who starred in round 11. 1. JP Smith – Reds A stellar first start for the Reds, filling the sizeable hole left by interim captain James Slipper. SetRead moreRead more

Alex Newsome is ready to start from scratch at the Waratahs. The NSW-born and raised Newsome signed with the Western Force in 2017, but was back in Sydney by December after the Force’s axing put him on the hunt for a return home. He has impressed in preseason, drawing some early comparisons to former WallabiesRead moreRead more

Quade Cooper says he wants to eliminate any ‘what if?’ regrets in his rugby career as discussions between the Reds and the Rebels continue to progress over the exiled Queensland star. Cooper has indicated privately he is open to a Rebels move but there are still two hurdles which must be cleared if he isRead moreRead more