Greg Growden
Greg Growden is Chief Rugby Correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald
Pumas beware: aggressive Honey Badger on prowl
Greg Growden ROSARIO: For the Honey Badger, the choice was simple: the mines, the army or Randwick.
Rugby Union
Wary Wallabies three captains down
Greg Growden Will Genia becomes third Australian Test skipper in a row to suffer a season-ending injury.
Rugby
Genia gone for six months as captain's curse strikes
Greg Growden THE Wallabies are pondering whether it is wise to officially announce another captain after Will Genia become their third Test skipper in a row to suffer a season-ending injury.
A Rocky start under Cheika
Greg Growden If, as expected, Michael Cheika is announced the new Waratahs coach in the next few days, don't be surprised if a former Wallabies captain is again sighted wandering around Moore Park.
Rugby
Tahs dare to dream: SBW tops triple-header hit list
Greg Growden A SENIOR NSW official is involved in an audacious plan to create a 2013 Waratahs dream team revolving around Ewen McKenzie, Phil Blake and Sonny Bill Williams.
Rugby
Cheika's blueprint for success impresses Tahs
Greg Growden MICHAEL CHEIKA has re-established himself as favourite for the Waratahs' head coaching job.
Stats don't lie - figures show Cooper's the king
Greg Growden Do not fear. The Wallabies might be in turmoil, and no one gives them any hope of winning at Eden Park. But the man who knows best how to beat the All Blacks is back.
Rugby
Bozo shows Tahs how it's done
Greg Growden Waratahland is getting wackier by the minute. Only the Waratahs would appoint a person as their interim coach who mid-season was under serious threat of being sacked by the same organisation.
Rugby
Force resigned to losing Pocock to Brumbies
Greg Growden THE Western Force have given up hope of holding onto captain David Pocock, who is expected to announce Sunday that he has joined the Brumbies.
Tahs officials make farce first stop on itinerary
Greg Growden The antics at the Waratahs and Force keep getting crazier.
Union
Michael Foley quits Waratahs
Greg Growden Waratahs head coach Michael Foley has announced he is leaving the beleaguered province.
Why Foley had to go
Greg Growden MICHAEL FOLEY wanted to continue as Waratahs coach, but in the end it became too hard. Too many barriers had been placed in front of him, forcing him to stand down yesterday and head to the Western...
Foley's lost the dressing room
Greg Growden If Michael Foley, recently offered a three-year deal to coach the Western Force, does stay at the Waratahs he will need the diplomacy skills of Henry Kissinger to win back the faith of several key...
Tahs chairman abandons ship
Greg Growden THE Waratahs are in disarray following the sudden resignation of chairman Edwin Zemancheff.
Rugby
Foley firms as Force candidate after Cheika slips through fingers
Greg Growden THE Western Force are still trying to persuade Michael Foley to leave the Waratahs and take over as head coach in Perth next year.
Foley's Tahs fate hangs as Force weigh options
Greg Growden Whether the Waratahs make dramatic changes to their coaching staff could be determined by who the Western Force recruit as their head honcho next season.
More tensions for Tahs as Foley faces review, team boss exits
Greg Growden THE Waratahs' woes continue, with their long-standing team manager, Chris Webb, deciding to leave the beleaguered province at the end of the Super Rugby season.
Rugby
Force set to table deal for Foley
Greg Growden Don't be shocked if you see Waratahs coach Michael Foley wearing a Western Force tracksuit top shortly.
Union
Great expectations as McCabe's star continues to rise
Greg Growden In just over a year Pat McCabe has experienced the most extraordinary of rises - from a Test blow-in to someone considered a future Wallabies captain.
Rugby
Deans delighted to let McCabe take centre stage
Greg Growden IN JUST over a year, Pat McCabe has experienced the most extraordinary of rises - from a Test blow-in to someone considered a future Wallabies captain.






















