Or should it be “What men wants?”
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Or should it be “What men wants?”
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Hilton Lobberts is rumoured to possibly resurrect his career in Cape Town.
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South African rugby team coach Peter de Villiers has warned against complacency ahead of next Saturday’s match against Argentina in Johannesburg.
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It has been said before, but patience will have to be the Lions’ watchword in their Currie Cup rugby match against the Western Province here on Saturday afternoon.
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Former Springbok centre and rugby365 columnist Robbie Fleck has had a busy time of it lately; from coaching in Namibia, to coaching in Cape Town and, of course, keeping up with the Tri-Nations.
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rugby365′s respected reporter Paul Dobson digs into his memory bank and brings us one of the classic matches of yesteryear, a game that brings to life the genius of Bennie Osler.
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It has been a pretty quiet week on the rugby front, unless of course the bore which is the Currie Cup is your cup of tea.
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Blue Bulls hooker Derick Kuun will know on Thursday at the captain’s run whether he will be fit to face the Falcons in an Absa Currie Cup match in Brakpan on Friday night. Kuun pulled up with a hamstring niggle earlier in the week.
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Tighthead prop BJ Botha, the most notable omission from the Springbok squad for the home leg of the Vodacom Tri-Nations, was not excluded due to injury. Lobberts out for six weeks.
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Peter Grant and Ryan Kankowski have been forced to withdraw from the Springbok squad through injury.
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All Black coaching staff has apologised to their angry fans following the loss to Australia last weekend.
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Lions coach Eugene Eloff believes the Springbok team’s management have acted unprofessionally by including Jaque Fourie in the national squad without consulting his provincial coach.
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Peter Grant won’t be thrown out of his stride by rumours that Ruan Pienaar will be South Africa’s flyhalf for the Test match against Argentina in Johannesburg on August 9.
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World champions South Africa are Argentina’s dream rugby rival, the team they always want to compete against. Just not right now.
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As the Western Province team prepare to play the Lions this week, their memory will be jogged by the cruel fate the Stormers suffered just over two months ago at what is now Coca-Cola Park.
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Bob Dwyer, Australia’s first World Cup winning coach, has entered the growing debate over the controversial performance of southern hemisphere referees in this year’s Tri-Nations. “Breakdowns have become a free for all.”
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Rugby union’s ruling body is undemocratic and unrepresentative of the sport, according to a report on the state of the game.
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Butch James remains South Africa’s best flyhalf option, Frans Steyn should play at fullback and Ruan Pienaar will play his best rugby at scrumhalf.
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The Blue Bulls are likely to have some extra sting in the tail when they play the Falcons in a Currie Cup rugby match in Brakpan on Friday night.
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The inclusion of Cheetahs wing Jongi Nokwe was the biggest surprise on Monday when the national rugby selectors announced a squad of 30 players for the Test match against Argentina and the rest of the Tri-Nations series.
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What a great test it was between Australia and New Zealand, and an indication that times are changing in rugby.
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The national rugby selectors have added Fourie du Preez, Jaque Fourie and Jongi Nowke to the 30-man Springbok squad (15 forwards and 15 backs) for the Mandela Tribute Test and the remaining Vodacom Tri-Nations matches.
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Saturday night’s Bledisloe Cup win might have less to do with an inspired Wallaby performance than a weakened All Black outfit – that might only get weaker. The French threat is slowly being felt within rugby circles.
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The All Blacks lost because the team is without a leader, and because Graham Henry has gone and ruined the whole scrum, writes PATRICK INNES. Wallaby forwards won the test for them.
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Retired England international Austin Healey has caused a stir with his analysis of South Africa’s flyhalf resources – listing new Leicester Tigers recruit Derick Hougaard as the country’s best and incumbent Springbok pivot Butch James as “the worst international No.10″.
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The squad of 22 players for the Test against Argentina at Coca Cola Park in Johannesburg on August 9 will be a good indication of what Springbok coach Peter de Villiers has decided on as his best side after his first six Tests in charge.
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Cheetahs loose forward Heinrich Brüssow may be out of rugby for up to six weeks after suffering an ankle injury.
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There was much talk in Sydney on Saturday night about the comings and goings of Andrew Ellis and Jimmy Cowan, the two New Zealand scrumhalves.
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