David Nucifora has firmed as favourite to become the next Wallabies’ coach after New Zealander Robbie Deans withdrew from the race on Wednesday.
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David Nucifora has firmed as favourite to become the next Wallabies’ coach after New Zealander Robbie Deans withdrew from the race on Wednesday.
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Jake White has officially resigned and will coach the Boks for his last time later this year against the Barbarians.
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Before anyone (read SARU) looks to transform rugby, they must transform themselves first.
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The five New Zealand squads for the 2008 Super 14 have been announced. And to me it does not look like they have been hit very hard by the “exodus” to Europe.
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As News starts to spread that Robbie Deans has withdrawn himself from the race for the Wallaby coaching position, so news is starting to spread that Jake White has thrown his hat in the ring for the job.
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So it only took two weeks to go back to where we were. Surpised? I am not.
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If you want League, why not just go and play and support league?
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After getting the one-fingered salute from SARU, World Cup winning coach Jake White is apparently interested in taking over the vacant Australian coaching position.
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Hindsight is obviously easy – but interesting nonetheless when you look back and try and assess where certain teams failed, and others succeeded.
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Jake White won’t coach the Boks again, for that the World Cup winning coach needed to re-apply and leave his future in the hands of the 14 most incompetent individuals in world rugby today – there is still England though.
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So the World Cup has come and gone – we won. The Currie Cup has come and gone – Cheetahs won. The Super 14 has come and gone – we won. Just what the hell is left for us to discuss?
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The game changes a bit when you take emotion out of it, or not letting the moment getting you worked up too much.
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Dennis Foo and his son, Gordon, are close and have a lot of things in common – especially a passion of certain sports. For example, they both like football and are diehard Manchester United fans. And they both love rugby.
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Port Elizabeth came to a standstill yesterday when the world champion Springboks made a whistle-stop visit to celebrate South Africa‘s success in the 2007 World Cup, reports The Herald Online.
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The Herald website has just reached an amazing threshold in debate in this country . In the biggest forum thread ever in NZ’s online history, our online Your Views debate about why the All Blacks failed in their 2007 World Cup rugby bid today passed 1000 pages in length – probably the biggest...
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Radio king Alan Jones has hit back at Eddie Jones’ claim that he would “struggle” as Wallabies coach, saying the Springboks assistant coach should have a look at his own abysmal coaching record. As he travelled to Melbourne last night to watch his star horse Miss Finland run in today’s Cox Plate, Jones continued...
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It seemed as if the summer holidays would never end and then, overnight, without a moment to prepare, you are back at school and your favourite teacher has left and your best friend has a new best friend and the teacher you hated is in charge of your form and it’s raining and it’s...
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It will be anyone’s game this afternoon when the Free State Cheetahs clash with the Lions in the Final of South Africa’s premier domestic competition, the Absa Currie Cup.
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The Western Province youngsters claimed both the U/19 and U/21 titles to give their fans something to shout about in 2007.
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Western Force coach John Mitchell has introduced a dramatic element to the search for a new Australia coach by announcing that he is prepared to work as an assistant coach on the Wallabies team.
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The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) said on Friday that world champions South Africa would be almost at full strength for next month’s test match against Wales in Cardiff.
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The Currie Cup final between the Cheetahs and the Lions could be decided by the boot of either Willem de Waal or Louis Strydom on Saturday afternoon.
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The Springboks said during their victory parade, which started at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Friday, that they never thought thousands of people would line the streets to celebrate their Rugby World Cup success.
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No message of congratulations from any of the President’s Council members to Jake White, and almost no-one applying for the position of Bok coach.
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Lions coach Eugene Eloff’s nurturing of the young and very inexperienced side has paid off as his team heads for the Currie Cup final in Bloemfontein.
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To the tune of “We are the Champions” the Springbok rugby team have walked down the red carpet at the Union Buildings on Friday.
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With the country still celebrating South Africa’s victory over England in the World Cup final last weekend, attention in the republic now shifts to the final of the local domestic competition, the Currie Cup final on Saturday.
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So me bruva weasel convinced me on saturday to get da bucket hof kfc, leave me julie on jays fe about two hours an’ watch dis game dey play wiv an egg.
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