Rugby player Quade Cooper of the Melbourne Rebels poses for a photo during an interview in Melbourne, Australia February 19, 2019. REUTERS/Ian Ransom
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Being frozen out at the Queensland Reds for a whole season looks to have been a blessing in disguise for former Australia flyhalf Quade Cooper, who rekindled his love for rugby away from the spotlight and found a welcoming home at the Melbourne Rebels.
With rave reviews penned in the wake of his first match for the Rebels, and pundits tipping a third World Cup appearance for Australia's most polarising player, however, the enigmatic 30-year-old may once again find himself thrust into the limelight.
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