'You have to be aggressive': Wallabies to front up in hope of historic Loftus win
Wallabies forwards coach Neal Hatley says that today's opening Rugby Championship encounter against the Springboks will be a benchmark of just where Australia stand.
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Wallabies forwards coach Neal Hatley says that today's opening Rugby Championship encounter against the Springboks will be a benchmark of just where Australia stand.
Duane Vermeulen has seen it all before.
It's an art that the Springboks have arguably perfectly over the past 28 years, but they needn't worry about losing French supporters if they manage to defend their World Cup title in an ugly manner.
Springbok assistant coach Mzwandile Stick said they'd rather have delightful selection headaches than have anxiety based on few playing options after their comprehensive 43-12 win against the Wallabies at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday.
Coach Eddie Jones said he endured "a long day at the office" in Pretoria after a disastrous start to his second stint in charge of the Wallabies, with Australian media on Sunday blasting their defeat to South Africa as an "embarrassment".
MELBOURNE : Flyhalf Quade Cooper says the Wallabies can only get better after their Rugby Championship trouncing by South Africa and are still getting used to their combinations under Eddie Jones.
Australia coach Eddie Jones may have been left bristling, bruised, and scarred by the bone-jarring 43-12 defeat to the Springboks at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday, but he still had time to praise Kurt-Lee Arendse and his magical hat-trick.
Australia's 43-12 hammering at the hands of South Africa in their opening Rugby Championship Test at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday was too much for Wallaby coach Eddie Jones to bear as he snapped at a journalist who intimated that Jones wasn't happy with facing a watered-down team.