Wallabies deny culture of misogyny
1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.auHalfback Nick Phipps has passionately denied a culture of misogyny exists in the Wallabies as the fallout from the Kurtley Beale text message scandal continues. Beale was last week fined $45,000 for mistakenly...
Australia's Wallabies train under new coach Michael Cheika video
1 decade ago by The GuardianAustralia's national rugby team train in London on Monday under their new coach Michael Cheika. The Wallabies, keen for a fresh start following the Kurtley Beale text message controversy, are positive...
Nick Phipps denies Wallabies have sexist culture
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumThe Kurtley Beale text message controversy has been a distraction as the Wallabies embark on their five-match tour of Europe, and the players want to put it behind them, Nick Phipps says
Beale faces further punishment
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comKurtley Beale's return to international rugby faces another potential hurdle this week with the conclusion of a disciplinary probe into his row with a team official on a flight to South America last month.
Beale could still feature in November
1 decade ago by Planet RugbyWallaby assistant coach Nathan Grey says Kurtley Beale "is definitely going to be considered for selection" on their tour.
Phipps: Wallabies are not sexists
1 decade ago by Rugby 365Wallaby scrumhalf Nick Phipps has insisted the Australian squad are not a bunch of sexists, following the Kurtley Beale saga.
Wallabies are not sexists - Phipps
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comWallaby scrum-half Nick Phipps has insisted the Australia rugby union squad are not a bunch of sexists following the fall-out caused by Kurtley Beale's offensive text message to a female team official.
Phipps denies culture of misogyny
1 decade ago by Belfast Telegraph: RugbyAustralia scrum-half Nick Phipps has responded to the furore over the obscene text sent by Kurtley Beale to a female colleague by denying a culture of misogyny exists in the Wallabies camp.
Phipps defends Australia squad
1 decade ago by Sky Sports RugbyScrum-half Nick Phipps insists the Australia squad is not full of sexists as the fall-out over the Kurtley Beale affair continues to dog their autumn tour.
Wallabies prepare to embrace Kurtley Beale after text scandal
1 decade ago by The GuardianAffair rumbles on despite players legal victory He deserves a chance. Id love to have him aroundAustralias players insist they will be happy to welcome Kurtley Beale back into the squad and will throw...
