Dave Kearney wary of deceptive Pumas
1 decade ago by The TimesSunday marks four weeks since Argentina last scored points of any significance, yet Dave Kearney, the Ireland wing, will have...
Ireland draw on spirit of Paul O’Connell to tame Pumas
1 decade ago by The TimesThe historical ties between Ireland and Argentina are strong on and off the rugby field. In fact Dalmacio Vélez Sársfield,...
Warren Gatland still playing hardball with Wales
1 decade ago by The TimesOpportunities to beat southern hemisphere opponents are few and far between and Wales will go into their World Cup quarter-final...
Clubs demand greater say in decision over Stuart Lancaster’s job
1 decade ago by The TimesPremiership clubs are demanding a greater role in the running of the England team and who coaches them. In the...
Jonny Gray and Ross Ford set to be denied despite appeal
1 decade ago by The TimesScotland team officials are to appeal against the three-week bans handed down to Jonny Gray and Ross Ford for dangerous...
Mark Bennett warns Australia: you write Scotland off at your peril
1 decade ago by The TimesMark Bennett, the Scotland centre, believes a thriller is on the cards when his side takes on Australia in their...
South Africa vs Wales: Tyler Morgan is good enough and old enough to face Springboks, says Warren Gatland
1 decade ago by The TelegraphWales coach 20-year-old centre is good enough so old enough to be thrown into the Rugby World Cup quarter-final cauldron
Report in France suggests that Philippe Saint-Andre has been ousted by his players
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentA report in France this evening suggests there has been a mutiny in the French camp.
Ronan O'Gara: We'll need dogs against Argentina... It's going to be ferocious
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentFormer Ireland flyhalf Ronan O'Gara believes Ireland are in a great place ahead of their meeting on Sunday but warned that they will need to bring huge intensity to the table.
Johnny Sexton and Keith Earls set to start for Ireland and there is a mini-surprise in the pack
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentJOHNNY SEXTON must prove his fitness by training with his Ireland colleagues in Cardiff tomorrow morning if he wants to lead the Ireland backline in Sunday’s World Cup quarter-final against Argentina.
