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Bringing them home One of very few players who on their day is undefendable': Force close in on former Wallabies wrecking ball Six years after equalling the Australian record for the most tries in a single Super Rugby season, wrecking ball Taqele Naiyaravoro has made the first steps towards a...

More multi year contracts for Force W team. The Western Force today confirms the re-signings of local trio Samantha Wood, Nicole Ledington and Tamika Jones who coach Dylan Parsons describes as “the future of our club” Read More

I beleive that their ticket prices are ridicolously low. To watch the Natal Sharks at home, tickets range from $4 (yes four dollars) to $16 (top seats lower western stand). I think they are made sustainable by the coporates and TV money.

Pomare and Leonard re-commit to Force on historic multi-year deals. The Wallaroos duo have both extended with the Force until the end of the 2025 season, forming the nucleus of the Force’s senior leadership group, with their twin re-signings on two-year deals a major coup for the club. Read More

The ATO has a Phoenix task force and has recently upped the anti and asking people to report potential cases for them to investigate

The Western Force are not only "backed" by Twiggy, they are also owned by Tattarang, which is the private investment group owned by Andrew and Nicola Forrest. Among its investments are Harvey Road, Bega, Squadron Energy (soon to be a NRL team front of shirt sponsor), RM Williams, Akubra, Austal...

That is not Medrano, it is Wilton Rebolo and he is Brazilian not Argentinian. He was already part of the Force squad last year and got 1 cap. He also played for Northlands in the NPC this year and got 5 caps Medrano has been part of the Force since 2020 and has 37 Force caps and is an...

Out of interest how does Paul Docherty chairman of the Rebels and the executive chair of their major sponsor BRC capital get into this position. Surely as head of such an esteemed organisation of financial advisers and capital finance raisers "BRC" you know not to allow an organisation to fall...

As Shirley Bassey sings: "And I've seen it before And I'll see it again Yes, I've seen it before Just little bits of history repeating ....."

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The reason being is that the broadcast money, the main revenue stream for super rugby goes directly to the RA to decide what to do with it. It is not paid to the super rugby teams that generate the content. Ah! now here a thought why do we not give the super teams a fixed percentage of the...

Thats a huge loan, has to paid by the end of the world cup, together with other borrowings. Interest rates going to remain high as well for that time period. Lucky Hamish is gone. One of PEPS commitments to their investors is: PEP takes environmental, social and governance factors into...

Have you looked at the French club squads, made up of players from many different nations as well as France. This adds to the intrigue, competitiveness and eyes on the competition as its not only local players that make up the teams. In a small way similar to the EPL in England that draws the...

Not comparable as the AFL and NRL are for all intents and purposes soley Australian run and administered sports with little to no following or interaction elsewhere in the world

Tyrone Thompson is a future All Black hooker, no way is he switching codes. He has been outstanding for Hawkes Bay and is starting to make strides at the Chiefs.

No I said they helped us this year, not sure what will happen going forward. Irrespective. Why must we make our own competition, surely we can expect an Australian third tier to be inclusive not exclusive.

So what do WA teams and players do for a third tier??????? or do they not matter

I think it was mainly the players from Sydney who would have gone back to potential family and friends environment,. If we are trying to grow the WA base this is not going to help our pathways. Thankfully our South African friends the Cheetahs were happy to organise a four match series so that...

Possibly not at the moment, but cutting us off will mean we will more than likley fall further behind and eventually sink into oblivion. How does a WA kid then find a pathway into super rugby. Do not forget that Twiggy's funding of the Force, club rugby and schools rugby in WA is aimed at...

And what about us stakeholders and fans in the West ????? And why should players like Marley need to pack their bags and go east for an extended period to get game time, why can't a team or two play out of Perth, or are we just an inconvience and cost to you in the East