In a quite remarkable achievement, and a salute to his longevity, Caleb Ralph will attain a record that will be hard to match on Friday. 100 consecutive Super matches.
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In a quite remarkable achievement, and a salute to his longevity, Caleb Ralph will attain a record that will be hard to match on Friday. 100 consecutive Super matches.
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Unfairly dubbed the Venus di Milo in some quarters, most will welcome the return to action of the burly Sharks flyhalf, Butch James.
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Another South African milestone was reached last weekend when Ollie le Roux became the first player to post 300 first class games. He spoke to Simnikiwe Xabanisa of the Sunday Times about his career.
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BULLS speedster Bryan Habana yesterday revealed how close he came to being lured to the ACT Brumbies before staying true to his dream of becoming a Springbok.
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Former Blue Bulls and Springbok lock, Geo Cronje, has been injured on his farm just outside Mafikeng.
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Steve Larkham yesterday praised the character of his long-time Brumbies and Australian halves partner George Gregan for having stuck to game plans in the past when he could easily have silenced his critics by ignoring the coach’s directions.
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It is fitting that it has been Andre Vos, a South African of Afrikaner stock, who has led Harlequins this season on their trek back to the Premiership.
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No, it’s not my heading but I freely admit that I’ve lost the will to live over the Spears. I no longer have any idea of whom is telling porkies and who is telling tittle tales.
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Rugby international Justin Marshall sank thousands of pounds into a get-rich-quick seafood farm. Here he talks finance.
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Basil Medway, a rugby icon of mammoth proportions and KZNRU’s “Mr Rugby� died at his home at 11.30pm on Thursday 6 April.
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Former Wallaby legend and world cup winning captain, Nick Farr-Jones, is adamant Matt Giteau would make a great scrumhalf. All Black Ritchie McCaw also provides his rebuttal to Phil Waugh.
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A lack of self-belief held him back but the veteran South African is now making up for lost time with Munster
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Source: BBC Sport England and Wasps scrum-half Matt Dawson has announced that he will retire from all rugby at the end of the current season.
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Source: BBC Sport Worcester’s former Springbok full-back Thinus Delport has signed a new two-year deal with the Warriors.
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Former coach says sorry for Greenwood’s claims that he has been in secret negotiations for months.
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In a Ruggaworld exclusive the Queensland Reds have kindly agreed to let DavidS interview their coach Jeff Miller on Friday, the day before their encounter with the Cats at Ellis Park.
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As mentioned in a thread yesterday, former Bulls president, Dolf van Huyssteen, has resigned all interest in rugby.
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Having played in seven of the Sharks’ eight matches in the Vodacom Super 14 this year, Andries Strauss has most certainly got his wish – to play rugby.
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Feared and revered in equal measure, last night All Black legend, Colin “Pinetree” Meads, attended the 150th anniversary celebration of Grey High School and participated in a rugby panel at the Pharos Old Boys rugby banquet.
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In Jake White’s book you first select your captain and then build your team around him. But what happens when John Smit is seriously injured – who will take over?
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He is probably the most hated player north of the Jukskei but call him what you like, Ollie le Roux is definitely one of the last true characters left in SA Rugby – and he is set to equal a record this week.
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In 1942 the German Afrika Korps unleashed their Blitzkrieg in the Western Desert. The Allies retreated in disarray. Hoping to imitate the stand the Australians made in Tobruk against the Italians a year earlier, 26 000 South African soldiers were ordered to hold Tobruk. But these weren’t Italians and soon enough the Germans had...
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England rugby chiefs are hoping to lure World Cup-winning coach Sir Clive Woodward back into the fold following another disappointing Six Nations campaign, it was reported yesterday.
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Percival Colin Montgomery turned 32 five days ago. After leaving SA to ply his trade abroad in the valleys of Wales, few people would have held up much hope of him adding to his 50 Springbok caps. Yet, at the age of 30, Percy started the next leg of his international career, adding a...
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Some four months ago he had hardly played provincial rugby, but now Cheetahs coach Rassie Erasmus hails Meyer Bosman as “the new Lem” and the ultimate answer to South Africa’s woes in the flyhalf department.
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Queensland Rugby announced today that Reds and Wallaby star Elton Flatley, will retire from the game of Rugby Union with immediate effect.
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Yesterday we had the news that Jake White disagrees with the appointment of a Director of Rugby in South Africa. Jake’s reasoning was that our problem was not so much needing a Director of Rugby as it was one of consistency in coaching. Well Jake, I don’t think you understood the question. And as...
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Former Bulls player, Frikkie Welsh, who left to play for Bath in the Guinness Premiership may be back with the Bulls sooner than initially thought.
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