Australia player of the year
Wallabies fullback Kurtley Beale poses with former captain John Eales having been awarded the John Eales Medal in Sydney.
White Line Fever
White Line Fever is a blog dedicated to the sport of Rugby Union, examining news, matches, stash, training methods, funnies, and just about everything that makes the sport the best in the world.
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Players of the game Digby Iaone and Will Genia.
Crusaders Mid-Week Training
As promised here is a Crusaders video ahead of tomorrow’s Super Rugby final. It provides a good feel for what goes on behind the scenes of a professional club, and also features some hilarious banter between Sean Maitland and Zac Guildford. He does have a weird running style…
Queensland Reds Fan Vid
I appreciate that with the amount of Reds posts White Line Fever is producing recently we should probably rename the blog ‘Queensland Reds Fever’ but I had to post this excellent fan video ahead of Saturday’s clash between the Reds and Crusaders at Suncorp.
The fan has actually created a Reds-based rap to go along with the footage using the tune of ‘Black and Yellow’ by Wiz Khalifa, and as fan contributions go, this is pretty awesome.
I will be evening the biased coverage out with some ‘Saders stuff soon!
Super Rugby Semis: Queensland Reds 30 - 13 Auckland Blues
Had to post these highlights of the awesome Super Rugby clash from the weekend. Skip to 1:12 for my favourite part - the emu on full display ;)
Video courtesy of RugbyDump.com
Do A Little Dance…!
Quade Cooper prepares to convert!
Get Down Tonight!
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The Reds at SuperRugby Finals, first ever, Finals at Suncorp St. in Brisbane!
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“
Final Score Reds 30 Blues 13 Scorers Reds
Tries - R Davies 3, B Tapuai
Pen - Q Cooper
Con - Q Cooper 2
Drop - Q Cooper
Blues
Tries - C Lowrey
Pen - L McAlister 2
Con - S Brett
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (SA)
Attendance: 44.940
”
Canterbury Jersey Promo 2011
Neat little promotion video from Canterbury ahead of RWC 11 in September. A player (in this case Scotland’s Ross Ford) is challenged to tear the neckline of the new Canterbury shirt. A funny and clever way to promote a product.
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The new SuperRugby Trophy
Looking pretty good.
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