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Australia v Portugal preview: Os Lobos hoping to further embarrass struggling Wallabies - Vimarsana News

Australia v Portugal preview: Os Lobos hoping to further embarrass struggling Wallabies

Australia complete their Rugby World Cup pool stage looking to avoid further embarrassment when they take on Portugal at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard.

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Carlow Nationalist — Ireland World Cup dreams remain on course after massive win over South Africa - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Ireland World Cup dreams remain on course after massive win over South Africa

IT would be easy for Ireland players, management and fans to get carried away after they secured a huge win over South Africa on Saturday night.

Eddie Jones' mindless selections are making 'position-less' Wallabies chaos even worse - Vimarsana News

Eddie Jones' mindless selections are making 'position-less' Wallabies chaos even worse

Pending some miracle involving Fiji losing its last two pool matches, 2023 would arguably be the worst year that Australian rugby has seen. Certainly…

SPIRO ZAVOS: My message to Hamish McLennan and Eddie Jones: 'In the name of God, go' - Vimarsana News

SPIRO ZAVOS: My message to Hamish McLennan and Eddie Jones: 'In the name of God, go'

Hamish McLennan's insult showed a contempt for the rugby community. It treated the game as if it were a television game show in need of a front man who would put controversy and showmanship ahead of results.

SPIRO ZAVOS: My message to Hamish McLennan and Eddie Jones: 'In the name of God, go' - Vimarsana News

SPIRO ZAVOS: My message to Hamish McLennan and Eddie Jones: 'In the name of God, go'

Hamish McLennan's insult showed a contempt for the rugby community. It treated the game as if it were a television game show in need of a front man who would put controversy and showmanship ahead of results.