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John Ferguson
John Ferguson is a journalist who has been writing rugby analysis for the past three years. He is based in Australia with a focus on the Wallabies and the respective Australian Super Rugby Pacific teams. He writes in the hope to bring new eyes to rugby, whilst providing in-depth analysis to those who already love the game.
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These Wallabies have run Ireland close before
The Wallabies have a serious problem
Battle of the breakdown to determine Wallabies’ grand slam future
Twickenham triumph casts doubt on necessity of overseas Wallabies
How the Wallabies can expose England’s oppressive linespeed
The Wallabies will face their old foe England in the first Test of their grand slam tour, and those wearing the white jerseys will…
What awaits the Wallabies on their grand slam tour
The Wallabies are just over a week away from the start of their grand slam tour of the United Kingdom and Ireland.
How Joe Schmidt's status quo decision could cost the Wallabies
Joe Schmidt has brought in reinforcements in other troubled positions like second row, flyhalf, and centre but has refrained from …
Schmidt’s reinforcements inject right kind of pressure into Wallabies
Joe Schmidt has unveiled his last Wallabies squad for 2024, and the feeling across the board is this is a reinforced, reinvigorate…
Where the Wallabies need to play marquee recruit Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has finally completed his long-awaited code swap to rugby, and he got straight into drills this week at a tr…
Will Skelton's loyalty to Wallabies shouldn't discount him from selection
Will Skelton's form in a competition which is longer and played at a higher level than Super Rugby Pacific should settle all debat…
The five players Joe Schmidt should bring into the Wallabies’ squad
The nucleus of Joe Schmidt’s Wallabies is firming-up and it must continue to do so as there’s only four more Wallaby games ahe…
Wallabies currently too slow to make opposition pay
The Wallabies’ fight back in Bledisloe I was a valiant and exhilarating effort, but it was another case of too little too late.
The Wallabies' best bet is to expose All Blacks' aerial fragility
The first Bledisloe is only hours away and the two teams are both coming off mixed results in The Rugby Championship.
Wallabies' opportunity comes from smaller All Black forwards and unbalanced back row
All Blacks coach Scott Robinson has been fielding three fetching backrowers, he’s wanting to play with turnover ball and force o…
Experimental selection must stop for Joe Schmidt’s Bledisloe showdown
If you had told Wallabies supporters at the start of the year that they would be heading into the Bledisloe series on the same num…
The Wallabies’ ‘paradox’ shows why unpolished win was a double-edged sword
Beating Argentina at home is no mean feat, especially when they are playing for a fairytale send-off their most capped player ever…
The three key areas the Wallabies must get right in Argentina
This Wallabies group is young and is full of learning, they are also under the tutelage of a coaching group experienced enough to …
The off-the-ball incident that showed Noah Lolesio needs to be the Wallabies' 10
Noah Lolesio is showing signs that he is in the right headspace to lead a side at Test level and a prime example of this is the 37…
Wallabies’ squad for Argentina Tests reveals there’s more hardship ahead
The Wallabies’ start to The Rugby Championship has put them under the microscope, confirming Joe Schmidt needs more time with hi…
Accuracy is the antidote to the Wallabies’ kicking kryptonite
The Wallabies know they were inaccurate in almost every facet of their game against the Boks, and that’s what killed them.
Wallabies must be smart whilst muscling up to disrupt rampaging Springboks
The Rugby Championship has arrived, and the Wallabies are heading into their toughest challenge yet.
Joe Schmidt and the undefeated Wallabies' July report card
If you’re a Wallabies supporter you’d have to be happy with three consecutive wins under new coach Joe Schmidt, with a relativ…
What the Wallabies must fix or risk getting mauled in The Rugby Championship
Scrum coach Mike Cron didn’t hold back on what needed to happen at maul time, as the Wallabies struggled to contain the Welsh.
The three ways the Wallabies attack can unlock the Welsh defence
The Wallabies’ 25-16 victory over Wales ended up being a good showing of an inexperienced side that had limited time together.