Albert Tuisue: 'I had to help with nine post-mortems, touching the organs'
How Gloucester's ex-Fijian cop went from tiny island life to the Rugby World Cup.
After abandoning a career in veterinary medicine, Jamie turned to sports journalism six years ago, aiming to harness his passions for sport, writing, and complementary pre-match buffets. While his career has not grown as prolifically as his body fat percentage, he was fortunate enough to learn his trade with Planet Rugby and BBC Scotland before entering the freelance world. He has since been offered several brilliant opportunities to launch his commentary career, and when not writing for RugbyPass, can often be found bellowing names into a microphone for the BBC, BT Sport and others.
How Gloucester's ex-Fijian cop went from tiny island life to the Rugby World Cup.
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The remarkable inside story of the Rugby World Cup juggernaut who almost gave up the game to support his family
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RugbyPass tracks down one of the game's enduring talents and tells his astonishing, mystical and heartwrenching tale
Social media venom and jumpy CEOs: the toll of the job on coaches and their families.
In the first of a special new series, the inside story of Argentina's incredible 2007 World Cup is revealed
A new RugbyPass series tells the biggest stories from the World Cup, starting with Argentina in 2007.
Les Kiss emerges as a contender for the Edinburgh head coach job weeks after the demise of London Irish.
Saracens stalwart Kelly Brown reflects on his trophy-laden career and a near-fatal bike crash as he prepares to leave rugby.
With 100 days to go to the Rugby World Cup, RugbyPass revisits the feats of those who set the global showpiece ablaze
Despite spirited resistance from Sale Sharks, few members of the Twickenham crowd doubted Mark McCall's men would wrestle back the…
Adam Hastings has recovered from two spectacularly ill-timed injuries to target a place in Scotland's Rugby World Cup squad
Jackson Wray has experienced glory, despair and tumult as he bids to end a 15-year Saracens career with a ninth trophy.
A return to Scotland could be on the cards for Rory Sutherland, but not to the prop's former club, Edinburgh.