Australia Vs Fiji: Nathan desires to play for Fiji Rugby World Cup

Past England No8 Nathan Hughes has stated himself as available to represent his inborn Fiji at the France Rugby World Cup. It was the 2019 Six Nations when the back-rower won the last of his 22 caps for his adopted nation and with the eligibility guidelines that have changed since then, he has defined his desire to now signify the land of his birth.

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It was 2007 when Fiji last went deep at a Rugby World Cup, removing Wales in the pool stages and giving ultimate champions South Africa a quarter-final shock in Montpellier. That was at a time when rugby hadn’t yet gripped the mind of the then-teenage Hughes. The England gates are closed for me to go back. It’s seeing how long I can play here and then possibly call it a day.

We are not getting young, we’re getting old, he clarified, going on to identify last October’s demise of Wasps, another of his former clubs. It was very sad, a big club like Wasps. I played for six years and built a lot of relations with a lot of RWC players, and it was quite sad to hear the news. We kept in touch with the boys and saw if they were okay and stuff. A lot of the boys have moved on and they have got new clubs and things.

Nathan pick Billy as The 8 for France Rugby World Cup

It was rather sad to see but it will be good to see them come back next year in the Championship and form themselves back up again. I never thought about rugby then, I used to play hockey. I didn’t know the sport back then, didn’t know the guidelines, I used to play hockey before that and started to play

rugby in 2009, he said before adding that he now understands the power of rugby and how it motivates his fellow country people.

Although he now wants to play for the Fiji Rugby World Cup team, he still keeps an eye on how England is doing and doesn’t pause in naming Billy Vunipola as his favoured No 8 at the world cup. I’m grateful for the chance that Eddie Jones gave me. I took those 22 caps with two hands and signified the country. I support all of the boys that I know on the side still. I text them and we still catch up on WhatsApp, he said before specifying his No8 pick.

I’d still go for Billy. He is playing well but the Rugby World Cup coaches have their minds on different ways they want to play. Alex Dombrandt has been playing well and Zach Mercer is coming back because he has been playing well in France the last few years, and it will be exciting to see. Why Vunipola, though? Just go onward. He understands the game and has a bit of skill in RWCs but I’m not a picker. That is just my personal choice. Rugby fans can buy Fiji Rugby World Cup Tickets at exclusively discounted prices.

The Comeback strategy keeping Bell’s Rugby World Cup 2023 fantasy

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Waratahs and Wallabies Prop Angus Bell says he’s on the path to being fit for the RWC if selected and is not worried about a future flare-up of a repeated toe injury that has sidelined him for the best part of a year. The rising star goaded a toe injury last year and was absent for selection on November’s European spring tour. After a long pre-season with the Waratahs, Bell’s luck went from bad to worse when he broke the ligament in the big toe of his right foot.

It was efficiently the same injury. In a Rugby World Cup year, it would have been easy for worst-case circumstances to swirl through Bell’s mind as he plodded off the turf at Allianz Stadium. However, if all

things go well, Bell says he will pack down in scrums in July, two months out from the opening of the Australia Ruby World Cup team’s drive in France. I’m looking forward to getting this boot off, Bell said.

The plan is succeeding fine. I was pretty upset, but you’ve got to look at it from a different perspective. I still get my chance to get my body right and possibly get to go to a France Rugby World Cup at the end of the year. Injuries happen in our game. It’s an interaction sport. It’s highly risky. Every game you’re lucky to come off the field unharmed. I knew straight away. It’s a strange feeling when you feel a pop in your foot.

I didn’t think about neglecting an RWC 2023

It was more just the point that I couldn’t play for the Waratahs. For my family not to be able to see me play in the Tahs, it was pretty offensive. Doctors detached a bone from Bell’s foot, which means there is minimal chance of the injury recurring. There will be no uncertainty when Bell puts his head back into a scrum. Without that bone being there, it can’t pop off, Bell said. Right now, when I do my workouts, it’s tougher than it was before. Rugby fans can book Australia Rugby World Cup Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.

The Australia Rugby World Cup team play their first game of the year, under new coach Eddie Jones, on July 8 against South Africa in Pretoria. Then there are Tests against Argentina on July 15, plus two Bledisloe Cup fixtures on July 29 and August 5, and a world cup warm-up against France on August 26. Despite his damage, Bell will be involved in next week’s Australia rugby side camp on the Gold Coast, in a sign that Jones has him in mind for Australia’s tactics later in the year.

Eddie Jones has something for Bell at Rugby World Cup Eddie just said to me to manage what I can manage, Bell said. I can’t control whether I’m hurt, I can’t control whether I fall downstairs and break my arm. I’m just trying to do as much as I can to get on that aeroplane and do as much as I can to prove to Eddie that I can potentially be one of the loose-head going over to France Rugby World Cup. Bell has been doing some of his therapy work alongside fellow prop Taniela Tupou.

Bell said Tupou was recovering well. Taniela is crouching 170kg on his Instagram, so I think he’s doing pretty well, Bell said. He hasn’t lost his power. I think he’s running sometime soon, so after a big Achilles injury it’s an enormous milestone. He’s ticking all the boxes and still, the Taniela we all identify. It’s thrilling to see him go up against the best in the RWC because we saw when we played France that he ruined their scrum.

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