Adam Ashley-Cooper

Rugby Player

Adam Ashley-Cooper was born in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia on March 27th, 1984 and is the Rugby Player. At the age of 40, Adam Ashley-Cooper biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

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Date of Birth
March 27, 1984
Nationality
Australia
Place of Birth
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Age
40 years old
Zodiac Sign
Aries
Profession
Rugby Union Player
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182cm
Weight
98kg
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Adam Ashley-Cooper Life

Adam Ashley-Cooper (born 27 March 1984) is a rugby union player from Australia.

He plays for Kobelco Steelers in the Japanese Top League and has earned 117 caps for Australia, the third most for any Australian player.

Mr Versatile, as he is also known, is the product of his naming.

Early years

Ashley-Cooper is a descendant of the Earls of Shaftesbury. While living on the Central Coast of NSW, he began playing rugby as a 15-year-old. He was educated at Berkeley Vale Community High School, the same school that produced Scotland and British and Irish Lions rugby union player Nathan Hines, as well as NRL prop and Wests Tigers assistant coach Paul Stringer. On the NSW Central Coast, he played junior rugby for the Weimbah Razorbacks, the same club as Hines. "I was absolutely all over the store [even] in those days" during his teen years.

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Adam Ashley-Cooper Career

Rugby career

Ashley-Cooper joined the Brumbies in 2004 on an ARU development contract. He played all of the Brumbies pre-season trials, and accompanied the team to South Africa. As a 20-year-old Ashley-Cooper spent most of his first year at the Brumbies flying around the globe playing for the Australian sevens. For the 2004 Super Rugby final between the Brumbies and Crusaders, Ashley-Cooper sat on the bench at Canberra Stadium as the Brumbies 23rd man, his boots at hand but never unpacked.

In 2005, Ashley-Cooper made his Super Rugby debut on the wing for the Brumbies at home against the Crusaders. He subsequently played two more games that season, against the Chiefs and the Queensland Reds. He was selected for the Wallabies in their second Tri Nations match against the Springboks and made his debut in Perth.

In the 2006 Super Rugby season, Ashley-Cooper played 12 matches for the Brumbies, and scored two tries.

In December 2014, French Top 14 side Bordeaux announced that Ashley-Cooper would join them on a two-year contract after the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

Having originally signed to play for the Austin Gilgronis prior to the cancellation of the 2020 Major League Rugby season, Ashley-Cooper later signed with LA Giltinis for the 2021 season.

In August 2021, Ashley-Cooper announced his retirement from rugby union.

International career

Ashley-Cooper played in all but four of the 56 Tests played by Australia between 2008 and 2011, and missed just one of 42 through 2009 and 2011. His five tries at the 2011 Rugby World Cup saw him finish in the tournament's top five try-scorers.

In Ewen McKenzie's second year in charge as Wallabies coach, McKenzie named Ashley-Cooper as Wallabies vice-captain for the 2014 three-test June series against France.

Ashley-Cooper was selected for the Wallabies' 31-man squad for the 2015 Rugby World Cup and played the full 80 minutes of every knockout match on the right wing. He was named Man of the Match in the semi-final against Argentina on 25 October, scoring the second hat-trick of his career in the 29-15 win. This brought Ashley-Cooper's career try tally to 37 and his World Cup tally to 11.

Ashley-Cooper's last match for Australia was a 29-9 loss to New Zealand on 27 August 2016 during that year's Rugby Championship. Ashley-Cooper was subbed off in the 16th minute for a concussion test and didn't return to the field, being replaced by debutant Reece Hodge.

In November 2018, Ashley-Cooper was again selected by Australia for their game against Italy, after a break of more than two years.

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Michael Cheika, the former coach of Wollabies, admits he was 'aggressively' confronted over the Israel Folau saga

www.dailymail.co.uk, May 16, 2023
Michael Cheika, a former Wallabys coach, has revealed he was "aggressively confronted" in the streets by supporters over Israel Folau's homophobia scandal. Folau, an evangelical Christian, had his Rugby Australia deal revoked in 2019 after he posted a meme on social media stating, 'hell' awaits homosexuals and other groups he dislikes as'sinners.'

Before the 'disgraceful' Bledisloe Cup call, footage shows Wallabies teammates yelling at Bernard Foley

www.dailymail.co.uk, September 16, 2022
Wallabies teammates were seen yelling Bernard Foley to boot the ball into touch moments just moments before referee Mathieu Raynal (pictured left) broke Australian rugby fans' hearts. Adam Ashley-Cooper and Matt Giteau (pictured right) led the online critique, while Wallabies legend Tim Horan dismissed Raynal's call 'disgraceful.'

In the aftermath of the cult gym's near-desertion of a $$45 million founder, he dropped from sight after walking away with $10 million

www.dailymail.co.uk, August 28, 2022
According to the man who founded the business with the help of more than 60%, the founder of Australia-based global fitness empire F45, who recently resigned from the firm after its share price plummeted more than 60%, has left the company. Rob Deutsch, who co-founded the F45 franchise with Adam Gilchrist in 2014, told Daily Mail Australia that he had not talked with him "in two to three years." 'I'm told he is hiding, changed numbers, etcetera, so it might be impossible to get ahold of nowadays,' Mr Deutsch said. Despite the company's share price crash, Mr Gilchrist's payout is expected to exceed $10.1 million, including 12 months' rent on his Florida mansion and 18 months of health insurance for his family.
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