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Inside the Reds-naissance: Five areas where Les Kiss' 2024 team has upgraded on last year - Vimarsana News

Inside the Reds-naissance: Five areas where Les Kiss' 2024 team has upgraded on last year

Before the gravel-hard, junkyard quick Reds invade Hamilton and go full cowbell silencing, we should applaud their regular season revival. Regardless of whether the…

From Lynagh at No.10 to McReight as skipper: A Wallabies team to set the cat among the pigeons - Vimarsana News

From Lynagh at No.10 to McReight as skipper: A Wallabies team to set the cat among the pigeons

The Brumbies and Reds' performances against the Waratahs and Force respectively were excellent and showed something missing in Australian rugby for a long time:…

'His decision making is exceptional': Lynagh masterclass, Ryan hat-trick as future Wallabies help Reds stomp Force - Vimarsana News

'His decision making is exceptional': Lynagh masterclass, Ryan hat-trick as future Wallabies help Reds stomp Force

Queensland Reds won personal battles all over Suncorp Stadium on Saturday, from the power of Seru Uru, electricity of hat-trick hero Tim 'Junkyard Dog'…

Who let the Dog out? Ryan credits fringe Wallaby for unleashing huge potential - Vimarsana News

Who let the Dog out? Ryan credits fringe Wallaby for unleashing huge potential

Jock Campbell might never have the Wallabies career his many fans think he deserves, but he is proving king maker for one of the…

NSW Waratahs are not the only problem child in Super Rugby's dysfunctional family - Vimarsana News

NSW Waratahs are not the only problem child in Super Rugby's dysfunctional family

Rugby Australia must be learning that centralisation means taking on the problems of the franchises, not magically making them disappear.

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