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	John Eales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Eales won 86 caps for Australia in an international career that spanned 10 years beginning with his debut in 1991.
		John Eales was first capped by Australia in 1991 at the age 21 during Australia’s 63-6 win over Wales in Brisbane.
		John Eales scored 173 points for Australia which come from 2 tries, 34 penalties and 31 conversions, a total which places his 8th on the all-time scoring list for Australia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Eales (1178 words)

	John Eales - Australia Rugby Player - Rugby-Heroes.net
		A sure sign of John's competitive spirit is shown by the fact that even though this was only a friendly against a country over which he had enjoyed many triumphs, he described it as one of the worst moments of his career.
		John was shattered by the defeat, but did not panic and carefully assessed what needed to be done to secure victory.
		John delivered an emotional farewell address, but the last word went to Peter Crittle, President of the ARU who said simply: "Thank you, John Eales." After the match, John retired from rugby having amassed 86 caps, with a record 52 as captain.
	www.sporting-heroes.net /rugby-heroes/displayhero.asp?HeroID=1295 (499 words)

	www.scrum.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		Eales has not looked back and to be regarded as one of the world’s best in his position for over a decade is testament to his individual skill and resilience.
		Eales proved to be an inspirational captain with an extremely cool and calm head under pressure.
		Eales was never one to remonstrate with referees, but also ensured the man with the whistle knew his concerns.
	www.scrum.com /features/ealesy.asp (976 words)

	John Eales, Professional Speaker, Wallaby Captain, Achievement, Business, Motivation, Sport
		Eales has been a great ambassador for the sport and his sense of fair play and genial nature made him one of the most respected figures in world rugby.
		John Eales has been an inspirational leader, an outstanding and courageous player, and an example to all in the way he has conducted himself on and off the field".
		John Eales 5, the company of which he is a part owner and Director was established to capitalise on corporate opportunities that were presented to John, consistent with his brand, ideas and interests.
	www.conferencespeakersaustralia.com.au /speakers/john_eales (692 words)

	John Eales does it his way and does it often - theage.com.au
		Eales is these days the polished corporate performer, always ready to do whatever is required to please the sponsor - with his trademark smile.
		Eales says he is only interested in credible corporate associations and not doing deals for their own sake.
		Eales knows how important it is to maintain the right public persona - he's got a degree in psychology - but so far all the sponsorship experts believe he has rolled out his own business effectively.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/07/11/1057783351355.html (632 words)

	Business can learn from sport: Former Wallaby captain
		Eales said another example of composure was sprinter Carl Lewis, who in 1991 was coming last at the halfway mark in the 100 metres final at the World Championships, and ended up winning the race in world record time.
		Eales also talked about the need for balance in the lives of both sports stars and company executives, saying many chief executives gave 100 per cent of their lives to their jobs, making promises to their spouses that they would "make it up to them in 15 years' time".
		Eales was speaking at the launch of a new corporate consultancy firm, Mettle Group, which helps businesses improve their culture and leadership.
	www.industrysearch.com.au /news/viewrecord.asp?ID=15227 (444 words)

	John Eales: from locker room to boardroom
		Now Eales is using the courage and commitment he developed on the rugby field to carve out a career in business.
		Composure and humility are used constantly to describe Eales' approach to business and unlike the early days on the field, no-one seems to question whether he's tough enough.
		Eales himself is still involved in key decisions but it's another business venture that takes up most of his time.
	businesssunday.ninemsn.com.au /article.aspx?id=37538 (1940 words)

	Ovations - John Eales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		John Eales has been a significant member of both the Queensland and Australian Rugby Union teams since 1991.
		During the 1997 Super 12 series when Queensland were all but out of the competition, it was John Eales who called upon his experience and leadership to pull his team out of the rut they found themselves in.
		John Eales, "Rugby's Gentleman" is by far, one of the best rugby players in the world and will certainly go down in rugby history as a legend of the game.
	www.ovations.com.au /bios/JohnEales.shtml (368 words)

	Australian rugby union football John Eales in New Zealand and South Africa
		The John Eales catalogue is certainly an impressive record of a golden period in Australian Rugby.
		Eales is not unconscious of the impact of these things, though his innate humility shows through as he talks of them.
		Eales says of his captaincy of the Wallabies that it was a job he grew into.
	www.cia.com.au /thorpe/unionrugby/rugby4.html (754 words)

	PM - Eales announces retirement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		JOHN TAYLOR: Australian rugby captain John Eales announced the end of his playing career in much the same manner he carries himself on the field, calm, earnest and without arrogance.
		JOHN EALES: It is tough to pick one but I think, you know, just in general it's just been the people.
		JOHN EALES: You know, I never thought I'd play one Test for Australia let alone the opportunities that I have had, and you know it really has been, I wouldn't even say a dream come true because I never really dreamt that I would be able to do it.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/stories/s339220.htm (809 words)

	John I. H. Eales, Colonel, United States Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		John I. Eales, 90, a retired Army colonel who had been a vestryman, lay reader and diocesan delegate at Grace Episcopal Church in Alexandria, died September 15, 1998 at Woodbine Nursing Center in Alexandria after a stroke.
		Colonel Eales was commissioned in the cavalry in 1935 and served in the Southwest Pacific theater with the 32nd Infantry Division during World War II.
		Colonel Eales, a Wisconsin native, was a 1939 graduate of the University of Wisconsin and received a master's degree in political science from American University.
	www.arlingtoncemetery.net /jieales.htm (270 words)

	John Eales - Supersize ‘E’
		It is, however, an example of a victory away from the pitch, not routinely experienced by athletic retirees.
		Eales is thoroughly enjoying the distance of his current goals.
		John Eales’ playing days certainly provided him with the skill-set to succeed in numerous arenas and his record as the most capped Wallaby Captain ever (52 caps between 1996 and 2001) distinguishes him as a Russell Crowe-like Master and Commander.
	members.optusnet.com.au /smarrs/28 (582 words)

	Rugby-Heroes.net
		Indeed, John was once famously nicknamed "Nobody" by a teammate, not due to any lack of charisma on the part of the Queensland lock, but because as we all know - "Nobody's Perfect".
		John possessed everything and more - height, strength, athleticism, technical skills in the lineout and scrum as well as the ability to kick and handle the ball.
		John found life in the lineout hard against Wade Dooley and Paul Ackford, but he made his mark on the match with a phenomenal try saving tackle deep in the second-half.
	www.sporting-heroes.net /rugby-heroes/printableversion.asp?HeroID=1290 (387 words)

	John Eales 'High Distinction' Lithograph - Rugby Union (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		One of rugby union's greatest-ever players and Australia's most capped captain, John Eales shines, almost in a blinding light, as an ambassador for the game and for all that is good in sportsmanship, leadership, character and the ability to define, strive for and achieve goals at both an individual and team level.
		Eales was a quiet achiever, yet a fiercely spirited and courageous competitor, staunch under pressure and the perfect role model...
		Personally signed by John Eales, the 'Career Lithograph' is a stunning release and contains detailed factual highlights of his international career and includes spectacular on-field images of Eales, as well as his swansong shot...
	www.lgm.com.au /productdetail2.asp?catid=26&productID=585 (459 words)

	School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Plymouth, John Eales
		Dr John Eales graduated from the University of Kent at Canterbury, U.K., with a B.Sc.
		From 1987-90, John was a research student at the University of Bath under the supervision of Professor Chris Jennison.
		John is married to Sally, a deputy headteacher, and the couple are active members of their local Anglican Church, Emmanuel Church, Mannamead, Plymouth.
	www.tech.plym.ac.uk /maths/staff/jeales/home.html (613 words)

	John Eales 5
		"John Eales 5" is a brand that John started developing the day he retired from Rugby.
		In 2002, John Eales 5 was appointed an official agent to the Australian Rugby Union for Test Match hospitality.
		To coincide with the Tournament, John Eales 5 staged the Bundbaberg Rum Captains’ Series — a 3 function event which saw the past RWC Winning Captains recount their respective RWC experiences.
	www.johneales5.com /whoweare.html (465 words)

	IRB Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		I hope no-one will suspect bias but I would say mr "Nobody's Perfect" himself John Eales, but I do think his record as captain was not as good as his record at lock which was second to none, I repeat second to none.
		Eales may or may not be the best captain ever but that was a display of incredible mental toughness.
		john eales and martin johnson are, for me, the 2 greatest modern day captains.
	www.irb.com /IRB/FORUMS/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=33785 (2582 words)

	Cup winners Johnson and Eales talk - International - RugbyHeaven (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		JOHN EALES: No, we never really have gone at each other like that, and Martin and I have sort of played against each other from the days of the under-21s when he was actually playing for the All Blacks under-21 team.
		EALES: I think we're just the [symbols] of our teams doing well to a large extent and we were privileged to be the ones that actually got to lift the trophy first but, you know, you certainly don't think of yourself separate from your own team.
		EALES: I think that for all the rhetoric that we've heard over the last two weeks about how the Wallabies are concentrating on Scotland, Scotland, Scotland, the probable reality is that everyone in the Australian team has had 1½ eyes out for the England match.
	www.rugbyheaven.smh.com.au /articles/2004/06/25/1088144973399.html (1605 words)

	Eales heals - -
		What Eales mostly did was to simply listen to their outpouring, apparently the first time they'd had a neutral, sympathetic ear, and encourage them to look at ways of healing the wound.
		Robbins said she would and, after they had talked for 20 minutes about the need to stop the situation degenerating any further, all four rowers came together with John and resolved that the best way to move the whole issue forward in a professional manner was to have a joint press conference the following morning.
		When AOC president John Coates arrived for his own scheduled meeting with the rowers at 7.30am, he was amazed to find all the women dressed in their uniforms, seemingly united, and requesting that they be allowed to front a press conference at 10 o'clock.
	www.theage.com.au /olympics/articles/2004/08/28/1093518166128.html (620 words)

	CNN/SI - Rugby Union - Australia's Eales to undergo shoulder surgery - Tuesday February 16, 1999 03:44 PM
		SYDNEY, Australia (Reuters) -- Injured Australian rugby union captain John Eales said Tuesday he would undergo surgery in two days to determine the extent of a shoulder injury and he was not sure when he would play again.
		Eales missed the 1993 season after injuring the same shoulder in 1992.
		Eales has been a member of the Wallabies since making his test debut in 1991 and played in the team that won the World Cup later that year.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /rugby/news/1999/02/16/eales_shoulder (462 words)

	Perfect way to cap off career - OffTheField - RugbyHeaven (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		At the event whose centrepiece is the John Eales Medal for the Wallabies' best player over the past season, the former Australian captain and his teammates who made their Australian debuts in the 1990s will be honoured with a long-overdue capping ceremony.
		The process started at the inaugural John Eales awards night in 2002 when the teams of the 1930s and '40s were capped, and at various functions during the past three years players from the following decades have been presented with their valued memento.
		For Eales, the juxtaposition of the players who played in the amateur era and the professional crop is noteworthy.
	www.rugbyheaven.smh.com.au /articles/2004/10/21/1098316783797.html (491 words)

	Observer \| Six a hit for Aussie star
		John Eales has always been one of rugby's great ambassadors, but there is more than just diplomacy in his bearing when he voices his enthusiasm for this year's Six Nations.
		Eales has been over here helping to promote the new book of his business partner, Carolyn Taylor, Walking the Walk, which is a study on leadership culture.
		Eales has written the foreword, but he could, of course, have written the manual himself.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5156941-102283,00.html (1266 words)

	BBC News \| Rugby World Cup \| It was worth the pain - Eales
		Eales, celebrating his second Webb Ellis trophy having played in the winning Wallabies side against England in 1991, confirmed the French had used unsavoury methods as they attempted to unsettle the favourites.
		Australia manager John McKay said four of his players had ended the game with eye injuries including Eales who attended a news conference with a blood-shot and bruised eye.
		But Eales preferred to concentrate on his side's achievement in becoming the first side to win the trophy twice and declined to dwell on the subject.
	newsrss.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/sport/rugby_world_cup/507866.stm (529 words)

	Guardian \| Eales leads the second-row nobodys to hero status
		It is easy to call John Eales the best player of the Nineties because his career fits so neatly into this decade.
		It is a sad fact that in this age when it is possible to rebuild the rotator cuff of a superstar on one side of the globe, in another special corner of the rugby world the overthrow of dictatorship has led to sporting degeneration.
		When John Eales misses with a drop kick from the top of his line-out jump, it will be because Nobody understands that nowhere's perfect.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,3908711-103609,00.html (944 words)

	sport.iafrica.com \| today's news We can win without Kefu - Eales
		John Eales, a two-time World Cup winner, says the Wallabies can successfully defend their world title next month without influential number eight Toutai Kefu.
		Eales, one of the giants of Australian rugby through his calm leadership, compared Kefu's situation to that of Tim Gavin, who was ruled out of the 1991 World Cup.
		Eales said David Lyons was the best man to replace Kefu in the World Cup team.
	sport.iafrica.com /news/268065.htm (450 words)

	ourcommunity.com.au - Leadership Interview - John Eales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		John Eales is one of Australia's greatest rugby players, captaining Australia for a record 55 Tests, including leading the Wallabies to victory in the 1999 World Cup.
		Described as one of sport's most inspirational leaders, since his retirement from the playing arena Eales has remained an Ambassador for rugby as well as working as an executive for BT Australia and running John Eales 5, a corporate events company.
		John Eales: Get to know the people in your team both in terms of their skills and their being.
	ourcommunity.com.au /leadership/leadership_article.jsp?articleId=762 (369 words)

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