Dave Rennie is a man who knows what he wants. In the current catch-cry of Australian fans, #InRennieWeTrust and his selections throughout his 20-Test tenure to date have dealt with players who are emerging, experienced and many that thought they’d played their last game in gold or simply never would. Across these matches over 2020 […]
Dave Rennie is a man who knows what he wants. In the current catch-cry of Australian fans, #InRennieWeTrust and his selections throughout his 20-Test tenure to date have dealt with players who are emerging, experienced and many that thought they’d played their last game in gold or simply never would. Across these matches over 2020 […]
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Wallabies coach Dave Rennie has stated that his side ‘could be number 1 in the world.’
Anything could happen but it’s going to take a committed coach and players to achieve it.
In one of his videos on Australian rugby, Squidge Rugby spoke about Baz Luhrmann who “once said that Australia had more of nothing than anywhere else on earth” specifically referencing Australia’s playing talent.
Australian rugby gets the leftovers.
3rd Jun 2021 5:39 PM | Updated: 5:57 PM
Reds coach Brad Thorn has made no apologies for dumping Super Rugby AU hero Fraser McReight in response to ongoing defensive deficiencies plaguing the Queenslanders.
Despite the Reds last week becoming the first Australian team to beat New Zealand opposition in the new Super Rugby Trans-Tasman competition with a 40-34 win over the Chiefs in Townsville, Thorn remains unhappy with Queensland’s defence.
Flanker McReight is the biggest casualty of Thorn’s determination to stop leaking points.
Man of the match in the Reds’ 19-16 Super Rugby AU grand final win over the Brumbies last month, McReight has failed to even retain his bench spot from last weekend for Friday night’s clash against Auckland’s Blues at Suncorp Stadium.
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Fulltime - Reds 40 Chiefs 34
Wrap - Wow. What a crazy game. The Reds were flawless in the first spell and led 12-3 when McKenzie was sent off. The piled on three more tries and the game looked dead.
Trailing 40-8 with a 17 minutes to go, the Chiefs were electric, opening up the Reds at will in the closing stages and almost pulled off a deadset miracle.
The Reds hung on - just - and the Aussies have their first win of Super Rugby Trans-Tasman.