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	Suncorp Stadium [Queensland Reds 2006]
		The QRU and the Reds have the financial support of a new, long term major sponsor who is as committed to the game as we are, while the Reds and their fans will be able to enjoy Super 14 games in what is widely acknowledged as the best stadium for rugby in Australia.
		QR saw a long term opportunity to partner with another Queensland icon in the form of the Reds, at a time when rugby is preparing to take the next expansionary step with the addition of two new teams to the successful Super 12 competition, Mr Psaros said.
		Reds crowds have grown each of the last ten years and our own experience and the feedback we have been given by sponsors and spectators is that the Ballymore stadium can no longer meet their needs, he said.
	www.suncorpstadium.com.au /default.asp?PageID=39 (809 words)

	Encyclopedia: Queensland Reds
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		The Queensland Reds are on the winners list for 2005 after scoring a 20-6 victory over the Chiefs in tonight's Tooheys New Super 12 match in Hamilton.
		Queensland came out a different team in the second 40, however it was still another 14 minutes before they could post their first points.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Queensland-Reds (1746 words)

	rugby.com.au \| LIONS EASILY DEFEAT QUEENSLAND REDS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Queensland was supposed to be the Lions` first serious challenge but the tourists were ruthless in the first half, riding the back of Wilkinson`s vision to outscore the Reds 32-3.
		The Reds were not given an inch to move in the first half and it was surprising to see one of the most efficient teams in the Super 12 so completely outplayed.
		Queensland captain Daniel Herbert said he was pleased with his team`s fightback in the second half after they were staring at one of the most humiliating scores in recent memory at Ballymore.
	www.wallabies.rugby.com.au /news.rugby/article/4718 (567 words)

	rugby.com.au \| Reds break hoodoo in NZ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Eleven minutes after their first five-pointer, the Reds were in for their second with run-on debutant prop crossing Greg Holmes crossing for his second try in as many weeks.
		But it was the Reds who were next to post points, with Huxley's fourth goal of the night eight minutes later extending his side's lead to two converted tries.
		The Reds now head back to Brisbane with their first win on the board and a bye next week will allow Jeff Miller's men time to recuperate before their clash with the Highlanders at Ballymore on April 1.
	www.worldcup.rugby.com.au /news/rd_4_s12_2005_chiefs_v_reds,25633.html (651 words)

	rugby.com.au \| QUEENSLAND REDS FACE INJURY BATTLE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Queensland`s worry injury woes took a further twist Tuesday with match-winning fullback Chris Latham forced to undergo a scan for a troublesome knee injury.
		Reds` selectors were awaiting the outcomes of tests on both Latham and Flatley (knee) before naming a team for Sunday`s home Super 12 clash.
		The Reds have a chance to climb the Super 12 ladder with three successive matches at home, including those against South Africa`s Sharks and Cats, before their showdown with NSW in Sydney.
	www.wallabies.rugby.com.au /news.rugby/article/4931 (321 words)

	Queensland Reds injuries
		The Reds are out of the Super 12, but attention will be on a few of their Wallaby players who are racing to be fit for the start of the test series.
		Reds utility back, Tim Atkinson has broken his ankle during training and will spend the next 10 weeks on the sideline.
		Reds hooker Tom Murphy was forced to retire prior to the start of the season due to a degenerative neck condition.
	www.injuryupdate.com.au /reds.htm (74 words)

	Chris Latham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He started his career with the New South Wales Waratahs, but moved to Queensland in 1998 beginning a highly successful career with the Queensland Reds where he has been awarded the Australian Super 12 Player of the Year award 3 times (2000, 2003 and 2004).
		Such is the love for "Latho" amongst the Queensland Reds supporters that amid speculation that he would move to Irish provincial club Munster the famous XXXX Hill was renamed the "Don't Go Latho" Hill in a successful effort to keep him in Queensland.
		Until 2004, his performance in the Super 12 had not translated to international rugby, where he was otherwise a choice for Australia in the absence of other candidates like Mat Rogers and the recently retired Matt Burke.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chris_Latham (310 words)

	rugby.com.au \| Crusaders blitz Reds in a try-scoring spree (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Queenslanders scrambled to hold their line against the Crusaders whose superb go-forward and support opened holes throughout the Reds' defence.
		If the Reds were looking for a change in fortunes in the second half the Crusaders had other intentions; indeed, they simply continued their match-winning ways with tries to flanker Richie McCaw immediately after the start of play and to Scott Hamilton in the 47th for the Crusaders to lead 47-5.
		The Reds continued to chip away at the Crusaders and their persistence paid off with two late tries to Chris Latham and Junior Pelesasa earning them a bonus point.
	www.wallabies.rugby.com.au /news/rd_3_s12_crusaders_v_reds,25310.html (616 words)

	Queensland Reds - wish they could all be Waratahs
		By 1963, NSW had tired of encouraging the Queenslanders and so just refused to play against them on the grounds they were hopeless.
		Despite only having five chances to see their team live, Queensland crowds are often in the vicinity of 12,000.
		If the Reds don't improve, their choice not to play the Queensland in 1963, will become enforced due to the Red's extinction.
	www.convictcreations.com /football/queensland.htm (408 words)

	RugbyHeaven - rugbyheaven.smh.com.au (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Queensland has called for a fairer five-team Super 14 finals format after SANZAR released the draw for the next five years of the expanded competition.
		The Queensland Reds today confirmed the signing of their former halfback Sam Cordingley, who returns to Australian rugby after nearly three years in Europe.
		Queensland is poised to enjoy a rare Super 14 recruiting win with playmaker of the future Berrick Barnes set to join the Reds from the Broncos.
	rugbyheaven.smh.com.au /super12/teams/reds/index.html (626 words)

	www.scrum.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		For the Reds, their five-game winning streak comes to an end, but they will take plenty of satisfaction from the season after most had written them off as they languished in 11th spot after seven rounds.
		The Reds were first to threaten when winger Ricky Nalatu took out the corner post in the fourth minutes after a well-worked backline move from a lineout.
		The Reds would have been well pleased to go into the break with this lead after a bruising 40 minutes, but the Brumbies are the masters of patient play and when the rare opportunity came their way in the 39th minute, they took it.
	www.scrum.com /super12/2001/matches/bruvredrep.asp (895 words)

	CNNSI.com - Rugby Union - Brumbies face Reds in all-Australian Super 12 semi - Friday May 18, 2001 08:11 AM
		The ACT Brumbies earned the home ground advantage against the Reds by finishing on top of the table this year but are taking nothing for granted against the Reds, who won their last five matches to scrape into the playoffs.
		The Reds looked to have no hope of making the semifinals after losing five of their first six matches, but stormed home to make the playoffs and ensure Australia would be represented in the final against either South Africa's Cats or Sharks.
		The Reds had an unusual final build-up to the semifinal when their plane was forced to circle Canberra for almost an hour on Friday because of heavy fog then their baggage got lost after arrival.
	www.cnn.com /cnnsi/rugby/news/2001/05/18/brumbies_reds (959 words)

	sport.iafrica.com \| today's news Reds edge sharper Sharks
		Tune was thrustful in the centres and gave the Reds much-needed experience and solidity in the midfield as the Reds came back from 15-7 down late in the first half to beat the Sharks, who have the worst defensive record in the tournament.
		Queensland finished four tries to three winners and their victory with a bonus point was enough to leapfrog South African teams the Stormers and Cats on the points table.
		Queensland trailed 15-14 at half-time but two Flatley penalty goals had them leading 20-15 10 minutes after the resumption before the Sharks hit the front again through a try by centre Trevor Halstead off a Bobo burst in the 51st minute.
	sport.iafrica.com /news/435307.htm (401 words)

	CNNSI.com - Rugby Union - Lions crush Queensland Reds to remain unbeaten - Saturday June 16, 2001 08:12 AM
		Queensland, which reached the semifinals of this year's Super 12 but was without test stars John Eales, Chris Latham and Ben Tune, did expose some weaknesses in the Lions but never seriously threatened the tourists.
		Queensland wing Junior Pelesasa raced back to clean up but spilt the ball as he tried to get up off the ground and Irish center Henderson scooped it up to stroll in for the easiest of tries.
		Queensland finished strongly and was rewarded just before the end when Cordingley charged down a kick by replacement scrumhalf Matt Dawson and won the race to the ball to score.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /rugby/news/2001/06/16/lions_reds (741 words)

	Queensland Reds sign Humphries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Humphries, who was named the 2002 Super 12 Rookie of the Year, played one game for the Reds in 2000, before he left to join the Waratahs, where he played 24 games including all of the games in the 2003 Suer 12 season.
		New Reds coach Jeff Miller was pleased with Heenan’s decision and was excited with the new signing of Humphries.
		While the signings of Humphries and Heenan are positive signs for the Reds’ 2004 season, they may be set to lose Wallaby loose forward Matt Cockbain, who has just been recalled to the Australian squad, after he confirmed he is looking at a possible move to Japan after the World Cup.
	www.uk.tiscali.com /sport/365/rugby/news/2003/04/08/editorial_29766.html (241 words)

	Queensland Reds - Rugby \| Mazda Australia Zoom Zoom
		Junior numbers have more than doubled in the last five years and school figures are in excess of 21,000 players.
		Future prospects for the Reds are very encouraging with many talented young players coming through.
		Queensland supplied 13 of the 26 players for the Australian U-19 squad that contested the World Cup in South Africa and 13 of the 26 members of the U-21 Worl Cup in Scotland.
	www.mazda.com.au /articleZone.asp?articleZoneID=3616 (162 words)

	Rugby Union Headlines - Sport - PIPEX
		Eddie Jones has decided to honour his three-year contract with the Queensland Reds and will coach the team until the end of the 2009 Super 14 season.
		Queensland Rugby Chief Executive Ken Freer said in a statement released by the franchise.
		The news will be welcomed by the Reds players who publicly put their support behind Jones and the Reds hierarchy, who will see Jones' commitment as a plus in trying to re-sign a number of key players including Hugh McMeniman and Greg Holmes, who are off-contract at the end of the season.
	sports.pipex.com /rugbyunion/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=rugby/07/04/02/RUGBYU_Aus-Queensland_Reds.html (225 words)

	Queensland Reds outlast Chiefs
		The Reds got off to a fantastic start with Kefu, who was making his first start of the 2004 Super 12 since recovering from the viral infection, Bell’s Palsy, cut through the Chiefs’ defence to touch down within the first minute of play.
		The Reds were beginning to look ominous and it seemed a big score was on the cards, but the hosts suddenly went back into their shells and waited until the final quarter of the match before opening it up again.
		The Reds began the second half as they had ended the first - poorly - and the introduction of Todd Miller for the Chiefs proved to be what was needed to spark the visitors into life.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /sport/365/rugby/news/2004/27/02/editorial_34523.html (679 words)

	Queensland Reds dream of Crusaders upset - Breaking News - Sport - Breaking News
		Queensland are daring to dream about ending the Crusaders' record unbeaten home streak with a Jade Stadium upset that would ensure more than mere Super 14 credibility.
		Queensland's upcoming derby against the Brumbies has been earmarked as the major crowd-puller in a season when they just hold six home matches and don't host arch-rivals NSW.
		While Queensland are listed as 4-1 underdogs by sports bookies, coach Eddie Jones has no doubts his team can prevent the Crusaders from registering their 23rd straight win in three years at home.
	www.smh.com.au /news/Sport/Queensland-Reds-dream-of-Crusaders-upset/2007/02/09/1170524290184.html (580 words)

	ABC Sport - Rugby Union - Tune on song as Reds end losing streak
		Queensland marked Ben Tune's final appearance at home for the Reds with a drought-breaking 23-13 victory over the Cheetahs in their Super 14 match at Lang Park this afternoon.
		As has often been the case this season, the Reds had a glut of possession in the opening stages but it was not until the 16th minute that their efforts with ball in hand were rewarded when Horwill crossed.
		The double-digit lead, a rare luxury enjoyed by the Reds in 2007, appeared though to eat away at their focus with the Cheetahs subsequently seeing more of the ball to establish some continuity in attack prior to the break.
	www.abc.net.au /sport/content/200704/s1903348.htm (854 words)

	Sportal.com.au - Rugby Union (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Queensland Reds coach Eddie Jones has committed to seeing out at least the next season of the original three-year deal he agreed to in early 2006.
		Queensland Rugby chief executive Ken Freer branded the unsubstantiated reports as 'mischievous and wrong' and said the Reds wanted to keep Jones under contract at the club.
		With the Reds three points adrift at the foot of the ladder, only national pride is at stake when Queensland travels to Sydney to face the NSW Waratahs.
	www.sportal.com.au /union.asp?i=news&id=96989 (429 words)

	Queensland Reds \| Opportunity goes begging for young Reds
		Queensland's lack of preparation was obvious from the kickoff with captain John Roe knocking on from the starting kick.
		Unfortunately ill discipline from the Reds and the reliable boot of young Japanese fly half, Erumortu San, booting the 2nd XV to a 18-5 victory.
		New Queensland coach Eddie Jones was far from impressed with the decisions of the officials in starting the game with out his team and to decline them of a proper preparation.
	www.gothetahs.com /reds.html (477 words)

	RugbyHeaven - rugbyheaven.smh.com.au (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Queensland has called for a fairer five-team Super 14 finals format after SANZAR released the draw for the next five years of the expanded competition.
		Queensland is poised to enjoy a rare Super 14 recruiting win with playmaker of the future Berrick Barnes set to join the Reds from the Broncos.
		Fresh from steering Warringah to a Shute Shield title, Queensland Reds halfback Brett Sheehan is today expected to announce he is returning to Sydney next season and joining the Waratahs in the first Super 14 competition.
	www.rugbyheaven.smh.com.au /super12/teams/reds/index.html (626 words)

	Lions defeat Queensland Reds: Sport: Rugby: News24 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Lions trailed 17-6 late in the first half but scored two unanswered tries in the second to chalk up their fourth straight win of the season and move to second place in the standings.
		Queensland, who dropped to the second from bottom after their fourth straight defeat, dominated the first 30 minutes with teenage flyhalf Quade Cooper and replacement scrumhalf Will Genia both scoring tries but lost their way in the second half.
		The Reds regained the lead after an hour when fullback Clinton Schifcofske booted his second penalty and were still ahead by a point with just six minutes to go when a series of mistakes allowed the Lions to launch another attack and Joubert charged through three defenders to score next to the posts.
	www.news24.com /News24/Sport/Rugby/0,,2-9-838_2077989,00.html (306 words)

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