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  • Campese recalls Gloucester Shed abuse on weekend of Princess Diana funeral

    November 9, 2023

    Australian rugby legend David Campese spoke to Morning Wire this week, recalling a memory of when he played against Premiership side Gloucester in Europe in 1997 with his then club Padova. “Campo”, as he is known, was hyped in the pre-match programme, described as a legend. Gloucester won the tie 43-10 in front of a [...]

  • These are the sports that Gen Z is choosing over rugby and cricket, says EY

    November 9, 2023

    The EY Sports Engagement Index canvassed more than 4,000 UK adults.

  • ‘Men don’t cry’: Wallabies legend Campese blasts Australia Rugby World Cup tears

    November 8, 2023

    Australia rugby legend David Campese has lambasted Wallaby World Cup stars as cry babies in an uncensored, explosive interview. Speaking to Morning Wire this week the 1991 World Cup-winner insisted that he’d never cried and blasted Australia’s worst performance at the tournament, in France last month. “The thing that really surprised me was that after [...]

  • South Africa race row hooker Mbonambi says England “unprofessional”

    November 7, 2023

    The South African hooker who was at the centre of a Rugby World Cup race row Bongi Mbonambi has accused of England of being “unprofessional”. The Springbok forward was accused by England flanker Tom Curry of calling him a “white c***” during South Africa’s 16-15 semi-final win in Paris last month. World Rugby investigated the [...]

  • ‘Mandatory reporting of injuries can help with concussion at grassroots’

    November 7, 2023

    Former Team GB chief executive Andy Hunt has called on sport to introduce the mandatory reporting of injuries on a new national database to ensure grassroots players are better protected from concussion.  A YouGov survey for Podium Analytics this autumn revealed that 67 per cent of people back mandatory reporting of head injuries in rugby, [...]

  • World Rugby accused of neglecting new fans after Squidge World Cup video removed

    November 6, 2023

    The man behind one of rugby’s biggest fan video content producers, Squidge Rugby, has hit out at World Rugby after his satirical take on the World Cup final became the latest bit of content relating to the tournament to be struck down by copyright claims. The video, an analytical look at the final between South [...]

  • Exeter Chiefs go top of Premiership with West Country win over Bristol Bears

    November 5, 2023

    Exeter Chiefs went top of English rugby’s Premiership table yesterday with a bonus point win over Bristol Bears at Sandy Park. With both teams heading into the West Country derby with two wins from four, the winner was set to climb into the top four play-off spots. Chiefs went ahead early when Ruis Tuima crossed [...]

  • Andy Farrell should lead the British and Irish Lions on a tour which could humiliate Australia

    November 3, 2023

    The World Cup is over and South Africa are champions, but given the schedule over the next four years I am already looking at the 2025 Lions tour to Australia. Australia are in freefall. It is a cesspit of uselessness at the moment where no one quite knows where to go and what to do. [...]

  • ‘Best ever’ Wayne Barnes to stand up against referee abuse

    November 2, 2023

    Retiring referee Wayne Barnes has insisted he will stand up for other officials after the Englishman received death threats during the Rugby World Cup final. Barnes refereed the showpiece match between South Africa and New Zealand last month and retires having officiated in five World Cups. “I will work closely with the International Rugby Match [...]

  • URC in London: Ospreys can open new frontier for league in capital

    November 2, 2023

    Come Friday night, Harlequins’ Twickenham Stoop will be having its usual pre-match bonanza, with a light show building up to the evening’s main entertainment: the rugby. But the London club are not in action at home this weekend, because for the first time a United Rugby Championship (URC) game will take centre stage. The domestic [...]

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