Wednesday, February 6, 2008
If a potential Wallaby wants to impress new coach Robbie Deans,
more than ability is required - other necessary ingredients are
overwhelming resilience, a devoted group focus, a rounded lifestyle
and a passion to improve the team culture. Talent, Deans says, is
not the over-riding factor.
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Wallabies captain Stirling Mortlock would like to meet new
Australian coach Robbie Deans as soon as possible to discuss his
future - and that of the national squad.
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
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Robbie Deans has already revealed enough to ensure Graham Henry is
sizzling.
Brumbies lock will join his teammates in New Zealand on Saturday
morning should he pass a fitness test.
The IRB is exploring the possibility of having Jake White help the
development of second tier nations.
Eddie O'Sullivan has made three changes to the side who narrowly
beat Italy.
England flanker Tom Rees will miss the rest of the Six Nations due
to a knee injury.
Leicester Tigers Fijian international centre suspended for three
weeks.
Wales coach Warren Gatland home Six Nations game against Scotland.
Flyhalves Julian Huxley and Christian Lealiifano will have 40
minutes each to prove themselves worthy of the Brumbies' starting
pivot position.
As a betting man with a stake in four racehorses, ACT Brumbies
captain George Smith knows long shots are usually long shots for a
reason.
