Finding National Pride
The rugby world cup is now at its halfway stage, and in terms of crowds the tournament has been a success. Yet has it converted people to the code, or have those new to the game simply bought tickets to
Backing Burgess
They say that coaches live and die by their selections. In which case England Rugby coach Stuart Lancaster faces the sternest test of his selections at the World Cup. Lancaster already has the pressure of being the coach of the
Springboks Have Fallen into The Selection Trap
Congratulations to the Wallabies on a famous victory over the All Blacks at the weekend and wrapping up the Rugby Championship. Congratulations too to Argentina for a famous victory over South Africa in Durban. The bad news, if history is
Are The Players Totally to Blame?
There is more money in sport today, and athletes play more games, and as a result many records from the past tumble on a regular basis. However are these records beaten by players with higher levels of skill or simply
Force Kick-on with Latest Signing
Having broadcast both the Western Force games and the now defunct Australian Rugby Championship when the radio station was on air, we want more than anything for the Western Force to be competitive and vying for a finals berth. A
