contravenes the internet, marketing and sponsorship rights of the tournament.

For the players it's a bit of fun, a much-needed release from the demands of the World Cup, and it shows that they are human.

In the controlled Cup environment, the website provides a rare glimpse into the inner sanctum.

The ARU’s unreasonable stance of not endorsing full frontal nudity was the most disappointing revelation over this past week.
It seems that times have truly changed.
As a public site we are prevented from using any footage from the Copa Mundial 2007. I won’t bore you with the details but pretty much everything we do as a team or in team kit or at a match venue cannot be published without authorisation.
You may have noticed that we refrained from using the words Corld Wup in any of the posts

Another poll worth mentioning is the “Who would you like to date your sister?” poll, where Stephen Larkham was a clear winner with nearly 50% of the votes.

... service to the rugby loving public of Australia (and anyone else with the internet).
It is also worth mentioning that no player has received any financial benefit from this project. Except for Stephen Larkham, who got $500 for his geekishly titled first post Episode One. Which we though was fair enough considering his deal with Edinburgh fell through two weeks back.