Harry Jones is a staff writer with a diverse portfolio, having contributed to various publications such as The Roar, LastWordOnSports.com, Yardbarker, Balls Media, MailOnline, and Lancashire Post. His articles cover a wide range of topics including celebrity news, entertainment, film reviews, and gaming.
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By: Harry Jones
Hope Springs in the Autumn. Early bird New Zealand are cramming in five Tests looking for a hat-trick in London, Dublin and Paris whilst…
By: Harry Jones
What is the best way for Australia to beat England in a rugby union match in London? Make England play most of the rugby, soak up the pressure, stop attacks at source, slow or foul the ruck and kick the ball in awkward spots.
By: Harry Jones
The silence of the northern lambs this Monday morning as I see the sunlit eastern shore of Scotland flash by on the train to Kings Cross is both lovely and dangerous as a home ground riposte is certain.
By: Harry Jones
Expert 2 minutes ago In 2003 Guy Sebastian won the first season of Australian Idol and topped the Aussie charts (and Kiwi, as well
By: Harry Jones
Australia has forgotten how to lose; whilst Warren Gatland's Wales and Steve Borthwick's England have forgotten how to win.
By: Harry Jones
Scotland would be full of people if the cold wet sand and lashing winds on the grey sea were a bit less wild and more conducive to supply chains.
By: Harry Jones
In the end, we are as it is told in the books. World Rugby’s rankings come in for stick but over the long run,…
Dublin sits inside a comfortable northern peninsula and a rocky south coast. Norse and Norman invaders found it easier to arrive than leave.
By: Harry Jones
As 2024 began, I wrote here: “The Wallabies have been stymied by seven cardinal rugby sins for a decade or more. A high penalty…
When next you go to the pub to win the trivia competition, remember New Zealand's fullback phenom Will Jordan has been selected for every World Rugby Dream Team.
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