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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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The strengths and weaknesses of the Aussie Super Rugby Pacific squads
Kiss understands what Schmidt didn't about Wallabies
How the Wallabies can go unbeaten this November
The two players that could be Les Kiss’s silver bullet
Perspective is needed on Wallabies thrashings, but RA must learn its lessons
Let’s not tiptoe around the lessons; they are black on white, and we have now seen them out in the open.
Wallabies’ warning signs were flashing at Eden Park under relentless All Blacks’ attack
The All Blacks picked the Wallabies apart in the last 30 minutes at Eden Park, but the warning signs were there much earlier.
The three key battlegrounds for the Wallabies and All Blacks at Eden Park
Let’s just have this said from the outset: the All Blacks, the second-ranked team in the world, are massive favourites at their …
The biggest handbrake on the Wallabies’ momentum ahead of their Bledisloe Cup bid
On the surface, the Wallabies seem to have all the right cards to enter the Bledisloe Cup race with confidence and momentum, but t…
Three takeaways from the 2026 Super Rugby AUS competiton
While the Force are the deserved winners, a lot has been gained by all four franchises from this albeit short competition.
The Wallabies’ three biggest concerns ahead of All Blacks clash at Eden Park
Hunter Paisami and Len Ikitau, the trusted centre combination which first took shape under Dave Rennie, has now returned, and boy …
The three big takeaways from round two of Super Rugby Australia
Despite the results blowing out at the weekend, the Super Rugby AUS competition is definitely fulfilling its purpose.
Wallabies won’t have a chance unless they can go through the Springboks
That standard was on a different planet compared to what we have seen from the Wallabies to date in 2026, and this is something Wa…
The three big takeaways from round one of Super Rugby Australia
While the cohesion and flow of play left a little to be desired across the weekend, it nonetheless highlighted how badly these pla…
The numbers behind the Wallabies’ uphill battle against the Springboks
There is so much in these numbers that shows the Wallabies’ chopping and changing at the selection table has not allowed a basel…
It’s time for the SOS to be made to the experienced no.10s in Australia
The injury rumours that circulated in the media earlier in the week about Carter Gordon have proven to be incorrect.
Forget McZanno or McRizz; Tom Hooper has just blown that experiment out of the water
The debate about having McReight and Tizzano on the field together is moot, not to mention the conversation surrounding what the d…
Where Les Kiss’ Wallabies attack goes from here
Wallabies head coach Les Kiss has again made big changes to his matchday 23 to build depth and rest key players.
The three trouble positions which the Wallabies must resolve in Argentina
Los Pumas is the perfect litmus Test for the Wallabies, and has been so since Michael Cheika first coached the side in a Test in 2…
The three most important players for the All Blacks and Springboks
Back-to-back Rugby World Cup Winners host the world number two in an epic four-Test match marathon across two continents.
Four clips that suggest the Wallabies attack will click in Townsville
Head coach Les Kiss has wasted no time in completely changing the script of the Wallabies attack; it now stretches much wider, muc…
Seven clips the Wallabies will be analysing after another tight win over Japan
Let’s be blunt: seven linebreaks is far too many, and so is the total of nine the Japanese managed to get against the Wallabies,…
No promises: Kiss puts cards on table with first Wallabies team
Les Kiss has made two points very clear at the beginning of his tenure as Wallabies coach: he wants his team to go forward and win…
The eternal Wallabies selection conundrum that now falls to Les Kiss
There are 18 Test matches between now and the beginning of the 2027 home Rugby World Cup, and the Wallabies must use these games a…