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8/9 Rugby on Substack · Aug 6, 2026

Your questions wanted for the next 8/9 Rugby Members Q&A!

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The Wallabies' clash with France is officially a sellout. Photo: Getty Images
Wallabies fans stand ready to get on board the Les Kiss train all the way to next year’s Rugby World Cup (Image: Rugby Australia)

8/9 Rugby on Substack has entered our seventh month of operation, and all things being equal, we should publish our 200th article/column/podcast AND crack 900 subscribers since we kicked off back in February.

As always, we thank everyone for subscribing, for sharing, and definitely to all our wonderful paid subscribers. We do this for you because we all love the game, but we certainly can’t do it without you. Again, thank you.

Our Members Q&As to date have been really enjoyable. Brett McKay & Geoff Parkes are getting better at tackling answers more concisely, but the full gamut of questions – thoughtful, obvious and loaded – make them all so easy to get into.

We genuinely love being able to thank and reward those of you supporting 8/9 Rugby on Substack via a paid subscription, so we very much look forward to this opportunity every month.

Subscribe now to ask your question!

Our paid subscribers – our Members – have exclusive access to these Q&A’s and you’re all encouraged to lodge your questions here, ahead of Brett & Geoff coming together to answer them next week.

Get your questions in by 5pm AEST Wednesday 12 August, and Brett & Geoff will cover them off in the next monthly Members Q&A video dropping next Friday 14 August.

Don’t miss your chance! The first leg of then brand-new Nations is behind us, a new Wallabies coach finally has his feet under the desk, and Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry – the blockbuster New Zealand Tour of South Africa is on our doorstep.

Subscribe now and become instantly eligible to ask your question – and remember, our top-tier Front Row supporters get a special shout-out in the video!

We look forward to your questions, thanks so much in advance for sending them through.

The Greatest Rivalry series comprises four epic Tests in four weeks (Image: NZR Image Library)

RECAP: Last month’s questions answered!

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