Let the ball sing: Alan Jones

The Wallabies' boring style has bred an era of ho-hum rugby, would-be coach says.

Jones's pitch: power of one is enough

IN JOSE Mourinho, English football had "the special one", and now Australian rugby has "the one". Literally, because in formally applying for the vacant Wallabies coaching job yesterday, broadcaster Alan Jones vowed to do it alone in his own second coming.

Would-be Wallabies coaches, your grilling starts now

OK, ARU, now that you've got your list of candidates for the Wallabies coaching spot here's a few topics for the selection panel to raise during interviews.

Jake White in talks with England

England have expressed an interest in World-Cup winning South African coach, says agent.

English hooker likens Wallaby front row to the Teletubbies

Mark Regan says Australia was "crap" at the rugby World Cup, and has labelled Matt Dunning and the Wallabies front row "the Teletubbies".

Smit arrives in France

South Africa's captain has joined his new team.

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Carter may switch to centres: Deans

Crusaders coach tries to fit two star five-eighths into his starting line-up.

Gatland holds talks with Wales

Warren Gatland firms as favourite to replace Gareth Jenkins in Cardiff.

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