Gethin Jenkins has challenged his bruised Wales team-mates to take out their Australia frustrations on the Six Nations in next year's championship.Stand-in skipper Jenkins was hurt in the aftermath of their 33-12 Wallabies walloping and coach Warren
Wales say their disappointing autumn Test campaign and the evolving world scene will see them produce a new game plan ahead of the Six Nations. The only good thing is we'll look at ourselves and analyse our game, said forwards coach Robin McBryde a
Wales manager John Toshack believes that Bill Shankly is the reason that Liverpool established themselves as a footballing giant, and that the values instilled into Anfield by the Scot will persist for years to come. I suppose he invented Liverpo
Jonathan Thomas says Wales were embarrassed by defeat to Australia and understood why fans booed them.He said of the 33-12 defeat: We're a proud nation and have passionate fans turning up every week to watch us play. [They're] the best fans in the
Shane Williams, Leigh Halfpenny and Matthew Rees were all injured in a disastrous Wales first half against Australia at the Millennium Stadium.Williams lasted just five minutes before going off holding a hamstring. He was soon followed by fellow win
Wales and Australia face each other on Saturday with pressure mounting on both camps to finish the November Tests with a flourish.Both sides have taken criticism for failing to create and take chances. However, while Wales boss Warren Gatland's stoc
Australia have made three changes for Saturday's final autumn Test series match against Wales at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff (1715 GMT).The Wallabies, who lost 9-8 to Scotland on Saturday, have replaced flanker George Smith in favour of David
Warren Gatland insists Wales' autumn Test with Australia is 'pivotal' in their 2011 Rugby World Cup build-up.Wales coach Gatland says they should copy England's model for world domination before their 2003 triumph. It is a real pivotal game in term