Australia Coach Dan McKellar believes the Wallabies can win the RWC 2023

Australia Rugby World Cup: The Australian slumped to a 28-27 defeat to Italy last weekend, their first against the Azzurri, after making an enormous 12 changes before the game. The result incomes the Wallabies have only won two of their last eight games, making for problematic reading for their fans.

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However, McKellar trusts the team has what it takes to claim the title next year. “What you’ll find is the 33 [players] that go to the Rugby World Cup next year are surely good enough to win that trophy,” McKellar said. The Wallabies approved 16 penalties against Italy and are currently the most penalized tier-one nation. However, McKellar believes the players he picks will help recover the ill discipline when asked how the organization plans to fix the issue.

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“Selection,” he said.

“There are whom we have conversations with who we feel are repeat offenders, and there are conversations in the background with the coaches, and selection has an impact around that as well.

“Rugby is a complex game. You’re going to give penalties away. But it’s the silly penalties that you can easily avoid that are hurting us at critical moments.

“There were several offside penalties there [against Italy] and some effort areas where we’ve got to be better.”

Taking ownership

McKellar maintains the players and coaches are taking answerability for the poor discipline as they refuse to blame match officials.

“It’s on us. And as coaches and players, we’ve got to fix it,” he said.

“The fix is within the room. We can’t be pointing the finger and blaming the officials.”

The next task is a daunting trip to Dublin to face the best side in the world, Ireland, and McKellar believes the equanimity of head coach Dave Rennie is keeping the group tight.

“One thing with Dave Rennie is you won’t come across a more composed individual,” McKellar said.

“The reality is we’re under a little bit of stress at the moment, and you need a leader who will keep the group tight.

Australian rugby sevens side could make it for Paris 2024 in Montpellier as part of the cooperation between nations

President of Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole, Michaël Delafosse, went to the Australian Embassy in Paris to sign a company with Rugby Australia President Hamish McLennan.  To know more about Australia Vs Georgia Tickets click here.

The arrangement is set to see the Wallabies hold a training camp in the Occitan city from August 17 to 24 2023, as part of their preparations for the Rugby World Cup held in France.

It was also said that the new association would make it possible to do the same for the Australian men's and women's rugby sevens teams the following year before Paris 2024, though no official plans were made.

"Our rugby team elevated the Brennus Shield for the first time," said Delafosse, referencing Hérault Rugby's win in the Top 14.

"You will be conventional in a city that loves the oval ball.

"All sports enthusiasts and children will have their eyes shining when they see you practice or occasionally get an autograph.

"Sport is a universal language for marrying people.

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"You can count on the Montpellier climate and its 300 days of sunshine a year, and above all the warmth and enthusiasm for the sport of the inhabitants of Montpellier."

French-Australian relations had been dull last year when the latter's Government broke a 2016 contract that promised the distribution of 12 submarines to France.

However, the new deal indicates that the pair's affiliation is back on track.

"Based on our common drive and the unifying power of sport, but also the economic and development chances that sport offers us, the Australian Prime Minister and the French President announced that enhanced cooperation in the sport would be part of the bilateral association between France and Australia," said Australian Ambassador to France Gillian Bird.

"Today we are witnessing a concrete example of this cooperation."

Although the Australian exercise camp for the Rugby World Cup will be in Montpellier, the team's official base is more than 128 miles north in Saint-Étienne. Samoa, however, will be posted in Montpellier for the competition, scheduled to take place from September 8 to October 28.

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