Aussies welcome Hartley aggression

Australia forwards coach Jim Williams has no problem with Dylan Hartley lining up against the Wallabies in Saturday’s Cook Cup showdown.

Wed, 10 Nov, 2010 - 16:27

Australia forwards coach Jim Williams has no problem with Dylan Hartley lining up against the Wallabies in Saturday’s Cook Cup showdown.

Hartley escaped disciplinary action after crashing into New Zealand captain Richie McCaw with a forearm challenge in England’s 26-16 defeat last Saturday.

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