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G&GR Test Player of the Year 2011
It has been discussed, 2011 was a massive year for rugby. I worked out that I attended 11 Super Rugby matches and 19 Test matches in 9 different venues. I only mention that to
Read More »Time in Possession – Wallaby Matches in 2011
Recently I published my Involvement Rates for the Wallabies in 2011. As you probably know this is a measure of how much work players are doing in key areas during a match and to
Read More »Wallabies 2011 Involvement Rates
This year in my analysis of games involving the Wallabies I’ve included a new way of measuring the level of work by players in the game – the “Involvement Rate”. The Involvement Rate is
Read More »RWC Fantasy League Wrap-up
The scores are in, the results are tallied… and New Zealand beat us in fantasy too. Not only did they walk away with Bill, but one of their ardent supporters also topped the G&GR
Read More »Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water
Following our RWC ejection in the semi-final against the All Blacks there have been strident calls by many for our national coach to be given the push. Not only the coach but his assistants
Read More »Podcast 47 – Tournament Wrap
I get together with Barbarian and Richard “Woody” Graham to have a look at the results from the Bronze Final and Final matches from the World Cup. We also cast an eye forward to
Read More »The World Cup from the land of the other finalist
What a World Cup. It had it all. From Day 1 till the final it was played in the spirit that rugby should be played in. The minnows caused a few frights and even
Read More »Wallaby desperadoes do hard yards for bronze
I had my doubts as to whether the Wallabies would be motivated enough to give their all to win third place at the RWC. But those concerns were erased tonight after they defeated Wales
Read More »Austin’s Stats and Analysis: Wallabies v. All Blacks
The Wallabies were comprehensively outplayed by the All Blacks last weekend. Is there any joy in any of the statistics for Wallaby fans? Not really. The Wallabies won fourteen of their fifteen lineouts for
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