The most evenly matched game of the weekend. Give us your thoughts.
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The most evenly matched game of the weekend. Give us your thoughts.
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The Wildeklawer Griquas host the the Vodacom Blue Bulls in Kimberley in the first outing for Griquas in this year’s Currie Cup.
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After two fierce Tri-Nations clashes in the past two weeks the action is not set to slow down when the two trans-Tasman rivals, two powerhouses of rugby, Australia and New Zealand, do battle this Saturday in Melbourne, in the Tri-Nations series and for the Bledisloe Cup to boot.
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WP announces that the DOT position will be made redundant
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In July 1998, I was asked what did the Springboks need to do to win the 1999 Rugby World Cup.
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Former Cheetahs coach Rassie Erasmus has emerged as a strong candidate to coach the Stormers in next year’s Super 14.
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The Springboks have hardly touched a rugby ball since arriving in Australia but observers already have a rather clear picture of the team to take on the Wallabies in the Tri-Nationals Test here next week.
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Rugga World reader, Murph, was in a meeting, sans Gambrinus, when it struck him that the ‘Boks have got their resting phase “backside” about face and, actually, the Kiwis have got it spot on.
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Springbok coach Jake White, alongside tour captain Bob Skinstad, defended bringing an under-strength squad to play Australia and New Zealand in next month’s Tri-Nations Tests.
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Few players will ever come close to retiring and being able to look back on such an illustrious career as Australian scrum-half George Gregan will.
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The Springbok rugby team walked into double trouble when they arrived here on Thursday to prepare for next week’s Tri-Nations Test against Australia.
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Driven Wallaby flanker Rocky Elsom believes it’s time to knock the aura out of the All Blacks and fix the glaring hole in his rugby record. Elsom’s four Tests against the world’s No. 1 side have all been losses and he dearly wants to start turning the tide at the MCG tomorrow night.
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A statesmanlike John O’Neill returned to Australian rugby’s top job delivering veiled warnings to rival nations in both hemispheres.
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I came across this article on the effect of the season changes on the time the sun sets and rises. This is for the northern hemisphere, so just read it in a mirror.
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Former Springbok centre and sport365 columnist Robbie Fleck is a fan of Jake White’s controversial ‘B-Team Boks’ – but he believes resting ones top players should not come at the cost of victory. After all, winning is a habit… and a good one at that…
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Francois Pienaar has blamed the International Rugby Board for the debacle surrounding Jake White’s decision to take an under-strength team to play Australia and New Zealand in the away leg of the Tri-Nations.
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The immediate future of Western Province director of rugby Nick Mallett is expected to be determined at a meeting here on Thursday.
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The lack of infrastructure, equipment and proper club structures are the major challenges that face rugby development in Knysna and the Southern Cape.
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Loffy Eloff yesterday named his Lions squad to meet the Sharks of John Plumtree at Ellis Park on Saturday.
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One match into their title defence of the Currie Cup and the Blue Bulls stand on the verge of a crisis.
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South African Rugby (Pty) Ltd, the commercial arm of the South African Rugby Union (SARU), may have won the battle against its Australasian counterparts in the row over the decision to “rest” 20-odd top Springboks, but they may be losing the war.
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“The Wallabies-All Blacks games have got a history of being superb fixtures and if you ask the referees which game they would like to referee at the highest level they’d say Australia versus New Zealand because they know both sides want to go out and play rugby,” Henry said.
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Another almost forgotten Springbok prop, Faan Rautenbach, is in the running for a place in South Africa’s squad for the rugby World Cup tournament later this year.
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South Africa-raised Wallaby Clyde Rathbone says the Springboks will feel the hurt if their weakened squad surrenders the Tri Nations series to Australia or New Zealand.
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“You have to play on the edge. I don’t think McCaw was targeted by the Springboks intentionally,” Wallabies flanker Smith said.
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We’ve been called ‘despicable’ and ‘vile’, we’re accused of duplicity and rank dishonesty. Apparently we are pretty much responsible for the global implosion of rugby union. None of that, however, can beat being called ‘cream puffs’. Stick that in your pipe Cobus Visagie et cie.
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Tickets for Connacht’s pre season friendly with World Cup contenders, South Africa, on August 21st have been selling fast with the main stand terrace having sold out already on Tuesday morning.
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The prestigious PowerAde CANSA Lost City Cycling Festival is celebrating its tenth edition this year in fine style and a host of former Springbok rugby players have decided to join the party on 25 August in aid of cancer in South Africa.
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