Cooper signs on for World Cup
1 decade ago by Rugby 365Wallabies flyhalf Quade Cooper has committed to Australian Rugby for another year in a deal that will take him through until the end of 2015.
Cooper extends with Reds and Australian Rugby
1 decade ago by Super RugbyWallabies flyhalf Quade Cooper has re-signed with the Australian Rugby Union and the Queensland Super Rugby franchise the Reds for another year.
Quade Cooper re-signs with Australian Rugby until end of 2015
1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.auQueensland Reds and Wallabies fly half Quade Cooper has re-signed with the Australian Rugby Union until the end of 2015, meaning he will be available for Australia at the Rugby World Cup. Cooper has earned...
Bath’s Sam Burgess to start as Montpellier visit in Champions Cup
1 decade ago by The Guardian• Burgess has made two substitute appearances this season• Francois Louw to return after neck injury• Match report: Montpellier 5-30 Bath Bath have confirmed that their former rugby league international...
Face-To-Face With... Mark Cameron
1 decade ago by Running RugbyJaguar Land Rover's global brand experience director Mark Cameron spoke to us at the World Rugby ConfEx in London about his brand's involvement within the sport and the state of rugby today as a sponsorship...
James Slipper awarded top RUPA honour
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumWallabies prop James Slipper has taken out the Rugby Union Players' Association Medal for Excellence in Australian rugby
Clermont's Fritz Lee apologises for O'Mahony incident
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentWHEN Fritz Lee had Peter O'Mahony on the run and attempted to engage the Munster captain in a forced striptease and impromptu bout of fisticuffs last weekend, we were reminded of Ireland's tame defeat...
Dan Lydiate completes much-anticipated Ospreys switch
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentWALES flanker Dan Lydiate, who helped the Lions to victory over the Wallabies last year and then sent his own career into free fall with an ill-judged move to Racing Métro, completed a much-anticipated...
England scrum 'against written letter of law': Dwyer
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumBob Dwyer agrees Australia's scrum must improve, but he says the Wallabies cannot fight back when opponents such as England use "illegal" tactics
What we learnt from the Wallabies’ failed tour
1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.auMichael Cheika’s international coaching began with an unconvincing four-point win over the Barbarians at Twickenham. After having a comfortable 18-point lead with 12 minutes to go after Sean McMahon’s...
