Michael Cheika Opens Up About Wallabies Role
1 decade ago by Waratahs OfficialIt was a big week for Michael Cheika last week as accepted the role of Wallabies Coach heading into the Team's Spring Tour. In the midst of packing and getting fittings for his Wallabies uniform,...
Michael Cheika Opens Up About Wallabies Role
1 decade ago by Waratahs OfficialA big week for Michael Cheika, accepting the role of Wallabies Coach before the 2015 Spring Tour. Cheika chats to us about his new role and ongoing commitment to the Waratahs in 2015.More...
Michael Cheika Opens Up About Wallabies Role
1 decade ago by Waratahs OfficialA big week for Michael Cheika, accepting the role of Wallabies Coach before the 2015 Spring Tour. Cheika chats to us about his new role and ongoing commitment to the Waratahs in 2015.More...
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 Could Face Further Punishment
1 decade ago by In The LooseThe Wallabies back was cleared to play for Australia again last Friday after being fined A$45,000 at a Code of Conduct tribunal for sending an obscene message to the same female member of staff, Di Patston....
Tuesday Round-Up
1 decade agoPSA to continue: According to reports emanating out of French rugby circles, current national head coach Philippe Saint-Andre could well see his contract extended beyond next year’s Rugby World Cup on...
Pek Cowan re-signs with Western Force
1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.auWallabies prop Pek Cowan says his burning desire to see the Western Force taste long-overdue success was his major reason behind re-signing with the Super Rugby franchise for a further two years. The Force...
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.
