Am I the only one that thought the test at Loftus over the weekend between the Springboks and Australia was actually pretty good?
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Am I the only one that thought the test at Loftus over the weekend between the Springboks and Australia was actually pretty good?
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The 19 contracted Springbok frontliners will be available for at least three Absa Currie Cup matches this year, in order to give them match practice before the end of the year tour.
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South Africa will look to replicate the expansive game that saw them score five tries against Australia last week, when the Springboks and Wallabies go head-to-head in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
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The South African Rugby Union (SARU) jointly announced a ground-breaking rights deal for Springbok players’ image rights with the Springbok Players’ Trust on Tuesday.
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WP coach Allister Coetzee seems intent to stick with a team that was ineffective against the Blue Bulls, Sharks and Cheetahs as they prepare to take on the Lions.
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The Zerox Lions have selected their strongest available team to take on Western Province on Friday in Johannesburg.
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The Springbok team to face the Wallabies in the Nelson Mandela Challenge Shield decider in Bloemfontein shows two changes to the one that beat Australia in Pretoria last weekend.
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Shallow back-up leaves him powerless Wallabies coach Robbie Deans has warned several players to get out of their comfort zone or their World Cup aspirations will be over.
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Resident Newlands local, Phantom, believes that if WP Rugby does not start thinking outside of the box their Currie Cup campaign which started brilliantly, might end up in disaster.
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With the Tri-Nations about to be wrapped up from a South African perspective shifted has already started to shift to the End of Year Tour.
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Bryan Habana is probably going through the worst dip in form of his career but not everyone believes the Bok win should be discarded, at least not the Aussies.
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Springbok coach Peter de Villiers had a simple statement for all those critical of the national team even though they had won this weekend: Either you’re for us or you’re against us.
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The Springboks have offered their support to Bulls prop Bees Roux, who appeared in court on Monday on a charge of murder.
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THREE REJOIN SQUAD The Springboks are sweating on the fitness of three players, as they start preparations for their final Tri-Nations match of the year.
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Springbok coach Peter de Villiers says there remains room for improvement following last Saturday’s come-from-behind 44-31 win over Australia in a Vodacom Tri-Nations match at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria.
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Underused World Cup stadiums could significantly boost the South African Rugby Union’s (Saru) coffers – but the four big provincial unions are likely to veto a move away from their facilities.
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The obsession with the age of several Springboks is not just becoming tiresome, it should have no relevance to which players play in the World Cup next year, says HEYNEKE MEYER.
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It is unlikely that Springbok coach Peter de Villiers will make major or indeed any changes to the Springbok side, as they start building towards their final Tri-Nations Test of the year.
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The Lions are desperately looking to recruit senior players to strengthen their squad and avoid a disastrous Super 15 campaign next year.
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The Barloworld Toyota Pumas on Friday achieved their second victory in this season’s Absa Currie Cup after they secured a 22-21 victory over the Vodacom Blue Bulls at the Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit.
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Springbok coach Peter de Villiers has a few tough calls to make after Bryan Habana and John Smit struggled through Saturday’s Tri-Nations Test against the Wallabies at Loftus Versfeld.
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VIEW FROM DOWN UNDER South Africa and Australia came close to producing a new version of rugby this morning in Pretoria. It was essentially rugby sevens played with 15 men a side – an interesting hybrid model which, alas, I don’t think has a future.
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VIEW FROM DOWN UNDER The Wallabies, the masters of ruining green and golden opportunities, uncovered another way to lose the unlosable Test on the highveld on Saturday night.
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Cricket has been stung by one of its biggest bribery and corruption scandals – and New Zealand umpires Tony Hill and Billy Bowden are unwittingly caught up in it.
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On the day the two defences appeared to have joined the SA civil servants’ strike by granting the ball-carrier the freedom of Loftus Versfeld, the Springbok finally won a Vodacom Tri-Nations at the fifth time of asking this season.
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The battle for second place is on, which is also the battle to avoid the wooden spoon.
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UPDATE: The Blue Bulls rugby player Bees Roux who was arrested allegedly in connection with the death of a Metro cop was still on top of the deceased when cops responded to a complaint of assault in Pretoria, a police spokesperson has said.
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OTHER SCORES: Pumas 22, Bulls 21 || Sharks 48, Griquas 30 || Lions 45, Leopards 22. Western Province are determined to avoid another slump in form, which could be costly, when they take on the Free State Cheetahs at Newlands on Friday.
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