Forget about the queen, save the Stormers!!!
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Forget about the queen, save the Stormers!!!
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The chances of the IRB introducing the experimental law variations at the 2011 World Cup in New Zealand appear increasingly unlikely.
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Lions versus Force.
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It is D-Day for several leading South African franchise teams taking part in this year‘s Super 14 rugby series.
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Do not be fooled by the Sharks’ insistence that their heartbreaking 20-19 defeat against the Bulls in last year’s Super 14 final will mean nothing when the teams meet at Loftus Versfeld tomorrow.
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Memories of two years ago, and the fact they haven’t gone through South Africa unbeaten since 2002, have the Crusaders casting a wary eye towards the Super 14 rmatch against the Stormers.
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The more he studies the contents of the Sport Act, the more concerned SA Rugby president Oregan Hoskins becomes.
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Week 3 kicks off with a New Zealand derby. Enjoy the audio coverage at http://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/.
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So I notice that that parliamentarian loudmouth Butana Khompela is at it again.
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Stormers coach Rassie Erasmus announced the names of the squad of 26 for their overseas leg of the Super 14 competition on Thursday.
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Wallabies captain Stirling Mortlock has committed to Australian rugby after re-signing with the Brumbies and the Australian Rugby Union (ARU) for another two years.
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Stormers coach Rassie Erasmus said he wanted the least disruption to the side that faces the daunting task of tackling the Crusaders at Newlands on Friday.
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The Sharks are still sweating over the fitness of Bismarck du Plessis ahead of their much-anticipated clash against the Bulls in Pretoria on Saturday.
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We enter week 3 of the Super 14 2008 where we hopefully will not see record defeats for South African teams like last week.
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And here we thought we were wearing the pants. Guess again.
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Schalk Burger will be eating humble pie, no doubt, but the whole episode with his suspension should be a lesson to all of those involved in rugby: No one will ever be bigger than the game – and nor should they ever be.
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A few years ago Eddie Jones proposed an inter-change bench of 13 to redefine the game of union, to make it that non-stop affair that will give the spectator sustained intensity but also give them an 80-minute contest played at pace.
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Richie McCaw has dismissed talk of the Experimental Law Variations (ELVs) allowing breakdown cheats to prosper.
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The Hong Kong Rugby Football Union (HKRFU) said Wednesday it would lobby to host the first ever play-off between the winners of the Six Nations and Tri-Nations championships.
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The ELV’s have been the flavour of the month and now those defending it have pulled out the stats.
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Fasten your seatbelts, Super 14 rugby is coming the way of the East and Southern Cape. It may only be in 2010 or 2011, but the Eastern and Southern Cape regions will be represented by a team in the Super 14 competition.
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After the first week of games of this year’s Super 14, I told a blogger on this very site that this was about as good as it was going to get for our teams.
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The Bulls have included their fit-again World Cup Springboks Bakkies Botha and Akona Ndungane in the team to play the Sharks at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday in a repeat of last year’s Super 14 final.
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Cheetahs coach Naka Drotske has made only one change to his starting lineup for Saturday’s Super 14 match against the Blues in Bloemfontein.
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Rassie Erasmus has resisted any temptation he may have had to move Luke Watson back to his preferred No 6 flank position for Friday night’s Super 14 showdown against the Crusaders at Newlands.
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Springbok coach Peter de Villiers did not mince words when he heard that Isma-eel Dollie had been excluded from the Stormers squad for their Super 14 fixtures in Australasia.
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Stormers star Schalk Burger, already the highest earning rugby player in South Africa, has been approached by French and English clubs Toulon and Harlequins with offers of €650 000 (around R7-million)and £450 000 (around R6-million) respectively to sign for the European clubs.
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The Canterbury Rugby Football Union has reported a $428,000 loss after settling a half-million-dollar taxation dispute and has been unable to pay its annual $300,000 discretionary grants to clubs.
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