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Thanks once again to all who contributed a question for today’s article. One of the major ones to arise over the past two weeks has been the inability of the Melbourne Rebels to cross the whitewash, despite having one man extra for the greater portion of their match against the Brumbies. The Rebels have accumulated […]
Defeat to France would place England in the midst of a crisis. The title was conceded in Cardiff with two rounds to spare and concern that negligible progress has been made since the World Cup has been replaced by mounting evidence they have entered reverse. Success in the Autumn Nations Cup and seizing the 2020 Championship masked the decline of a stale side. It is a precarious position – lose to France and they face the prospect of their worst ever Six Nations performance with a tricky fixture in Dublin to come. Challenging the ‘untouchables’ Elliot Daly’s shaky form has seen him re...
Itâs time referees step up to the hot seat By Opinion By Mark Keohane CAPE TOWN - England rugby coach Eddie Jones refused to answer the question about referee Pascal Gauzereâs obviously incorrect decisions that resulted in two Welsh tries. England had lost and Jones said that if he answered the question he would be fined and he still wanted to put food on the table for his wife and food in the bowl for his dog. He may have been joking about not having enough in the bank to feed his family and pet but he wasnât joking about the fine.
The day John Smit wanted to KO referee Paul Honiss ... By Mike Greenaway ENGLAND captain Owen Farrell’s furious remonstrations with referee Pascal Gauzere on Saturday, The Boks had been defending in their 22 for a long period when New Zealander Honiss, after awarding yet another penalty, called over Smit and warned him that his players were overstepping the mark and that the next penalty would be accompanied by a card. “Go and talk to your players,” Honiss is clearly heard saying on the TV commentary, and that is what Smit attempted to do, beckoning his players to come to him ...
Wales have defied pre-tournament expectations by claiming the Triple Crown and giving themselves a shot at an improbable Six Nations Grand Slam, writes Jonny Holland.