Elsom: World Cup games suit northern hemisphere teams

Australia and former Leinster flanker Rocky Elsom has offered an explanation as to why northern hemisphere teams are able to punch above their weight at the World Cup.

Australia and former Leinster flanker Rocky Elsom has offered an explanation as to why northern hemisphere teams are able to punch above their weight at the World Cup.

An enormous media contingent gathered at Australia’s team hotel in Auckland this morning to watch Elsom and the mercurial 23-year-old Quade Cooper field questions on the headlines he has been generating.

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