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    @kiwiwomble https://amp.smh.com.au/sport/rugby-union/the-value-will-go-up-waratahs-hold-out-in-1m-sponsorship-gamble-20220220-p59y19.html

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    @nta said in Aussie Rugby:

    @kiwiwomble https://amp.smh.com.au/sport/rugby-union/the-value-will-go-up-waratahs-hold-out-in-1m-sponsorship-gamble-20220220-p59y19.html

    Time for tahs supporters to buy a replica, less adverts the better! That's why I'm a fan of RWC shirts

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    @machpants as a fan agreed, last jersey i bought was 2016 before the highlanders sign pulse energy

    Queensland welcomed big five bank Westpac to the Reds family on the eve of their opening match against the Rebels, while the Western Force secured the coup of the pre-season signing French industrial company Altrad.
    
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    Bye bye Giteau’s Law, hello to (I think the same as) Wales law

    Rugby Australia end Giteau Law, reveal new overseas player policy

    Rugby Australia end Giteau Law, reveal new overseas player policy

    Rugby Australia have ended the Giteau Law, revealing an

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    @machpants so it was you must be playing in Australia, then you could be overseas but played for the Wallabies 60 times, now it's half that. Entirely predictable slide down the slope to "are you eligible and willing to play for Australia?"

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    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    @machpants so it was you must be playing in Australia, then you could be overseas but played for the Wallabies 60 times, now it's half that. Entirely predictable slide down the slope to "are you eligible and willing to play for Australia?"

    There a max of 3 though, so that’s one tightening of rules

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    @machpants not quite open slather, but means a lot of our 2- or 3-season Wallabies can head overseas and take the risk.

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    @antipodean open slather is inevitable. Probably for NZ too, a bit further down the line.

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    @derpus said in Aussie Rugby:

    @antipodean open slather is inevitable. Probably for NZ too, a bit further down the line.

    Nah bro, NZR has one hundred billion south pacific pesos now, didn't you hear?

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    Georgina Robinson  /  Mar 2, 2022  /  Rugby Union

    ‘No lay down misère’: Australia’s 2027 World Cup bid hangs in the balance

    ‘No lay down misère’: Australia’s 2027 World Cup bid hangs in the balance

    Rugby Australia is pulling out all stops to secure hundreds of millions in federal government support for its 2027 World Cup bid.

    The news comes as Australia’s credibility as a host nation hangs in the balance. The Herald can reveal that with a little more than two months before the World Rugby Council votes to award hosting rights, RA has not yet secured a federal government funding commitment worth about $120 million.

    The governing body has locked in a similar amount in state government funding but is yet to receive a commitment from Canberra. A federal government source indicated the Morrison Government was supportive of the bid but potentially not at the price RA was asking.

    $120M to have a knock-on tourism effect of at least twice that. In limbo.

    $4B disaster fund established after the fires of 2019 that is basically untouched.

    $600M for a gas plant in NSW that could be a stranded asset before construction even begins? Shit yeah!

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    Priorities.

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    thats got to be good news

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    Like Matt Dunning on an intercept

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    @nta said in Aussie Rugby:

    Like Matt Dunning on an intercept

    He’s prettier though

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    Australian teams eager to bring Nemani Nadolo back to Super Rugby Pacific

    Australian teams eager to bring Nemani Nadolo back to Super Rugby Pacific

    Two Australian Super Rugby Pacific franchises have signalled an interest in bringing Fijian star Nemani Nadolo back to the competition.

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    @duluth He should really got to Drua.

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    @nepia Not really as good wingers are dime a dozen up in beautiful Fiji and they could do a job probably close to as good as Nemani does currently and be able to do it for quite a few more years as well given Nemani's increasing age and waistline.

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    @higgins said in Aussie Rugby:

    @nepia Not really as good wingers are dime a dozen up in beautiful Fiji and they could do a job probably close to as good as Nemani does currently and be able to do it for quite a few more years as well given Nemani's increasing age and waistline.

    True, I was purely thinking of the fact he's a Fijian player. I agree, better one of the 4m young Fijian wingers out there get a Drua contract.

    I withdraw my earlier comment. He can weaken Australia's wing depth. 😉

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    This includes uncapped trio Cadeyrn Neville, Nick Frost and Ryan Lonergan, with Neville named despite missing a large amount of the season with injury.
    
    All up there are eight uncapped players in the group, including Waratahs flyhalf Ben Donaldson and Reds fullback Jock Campbell.
    
    Donaldson is amongst ten Waratahs named in the squad, with the 22-year-old named despite coming from the field during Saturday's win over the Rebels with a calf complaint.
    
    He is joined by returning lock Jed Holloway and prop Harry Johnson-Holmes, earning call-ups after extended periods out of the national squad.
    
    Meanwhile, Campbell earns a well-deserved call-up after missing selection last year, picking up from where he left off in 2022.
    
    Nathan Williamson  /  Mar 19, 2022

    Wallabies confirm squad for first training camp of 2022

    Wallabies confirm squad for first training camp of 2022
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    @kiwimurph 'Waratahs flyhalf Ben Donaldson'? Have the selectors not been watching any rugby?

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