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  1. 30th September 2019, 07:29 AM #191
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    Cheika breaches rugby's code of conduct for coaches. Australian rugby will never move forward with Cheika as coach. He must go after the World Cup.


    Rogue Cheika has breached the code of conduct over Reece Hodge
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    Well, Wales won, and won well. Once again, selections played a part in the Wallaby loss. I feel sorry for Foley, selected to play in a game he was obviously not ready for. At the end, he looked totally shattered. His confidence will be shot, and any positive input to the team in the future is debateable. The only answer to the Wallabies problems , I'm afraid to say, is a new Coach. Cheika is out of time, out of his depth, and out of ideas. His team is falling apart, at least one prominent back considering going to the NRL. The Wallabies will progress to the next level, but no further, is the general feeling. I don't mind them losing, if they play well.

    The Wallabies didn't lose because of Romain Poite, but World Rugby, we do have a problem
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    Cheika's problem was he hadn't sorted his squad during 2018. And was too loyal to old friends, past their prime. If the Wallabies don't get past the QF, he should fall on his sword, and give some one else a go.


    Wallabies still paying the price for their terrible 2018
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  4. 1st October 2019, 07:40 PM #194
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    England have brought in the man whisperer to get inside the players heads. Good luck with the prop forwards.


    England throw 'handbags' in pursuit of Rugby World Cup glory
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    Nicholas Bishop with another great article.

    Why selection cost the Wallabies their Rugby World Cup game against Wales
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    Wallaby team to face Uruguay.

    UPDATE: Petaia has the chance to "tell his own story" in Wallabies debut | RUGBY.com.au
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    VALE Geoff Sayle. Geoff Sayle was a legend in Randwick and Australian Rugby. He coached our side in the Dempster Cup Navy competition way back in the day. Just to help out Navy Rugby. A larrikan and a damn good bloke. I remember when we were to play a gun side once, down at half time by about 20 points, his half time tactic was to pass around a bottle of sweet sherry. His reasoning was that we couldn't play any worse with it. A friend to all, but most of all, a real rugby legend. I feel honoured to have known him.


    Cheika writes to Jeff Sayle: "You taught me to love the game, mate". | RUGBY.com.au
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    Rugby to bring the World together?


    Artemyev proud of Russian performance against "step-motherland"
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    The battle of the hemispheres, whose feeling the heat ? Nicholas Bishop.

    The battle of the hemispheres: Who's feeling the World Cup heat?
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    The Deans theory, attack will win the World cup. And the All Blacks are geared for attack. Spiros Zavos.


    Deans Theory: Attack is the key to win the Webb Ellis Cup
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