There has obviously been a lot written on the whole fiasco involving Israel Folau and Rugby Australia, but the reporting has been far than accurate. Take for instance the evidence provided by former Wallaby captain, Nick Farr-Jones, who was recently interviewed by Andrew Bolt. The full interview can be found here:
One aspect that was especially insightful was what Farr-Jones outlined as being the so-called “contractual agreement” the Raelene Castle, the CEO of Rugby Australia, and the Michael Cheika, the coach of the Wallabies, as to “what he could and couldn’t post”.
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