Phipps hails coach Cheika
1 decade ago by Breaking News.ie : RugbyNick Phipps has hailed new Australia coach Michael Cheika for instilling “so much passion and pride” into the Wallabies set-up.
Thursday Round-Up
1 decade agoCruden starts for NZ: New Zealand head coach Steve Hansen has named his side to take on their hosts England at Twickenham this weekend, with both Aaron Cruden and Sonny Bill Williams retaining their spots...
Badger’s Barbarians can make Australia a laughing stock
1 decade ago by Rugby WorldUnder-fire Australia face the Barbarians on Saturday and will have to cast aside off-field issues to avoid an ignominious start to their tourIt was difficult not to feel sorry for Nick Phipps on Monday...
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
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.
