Ex-Bok coach and now Sharks Commercial Manager, Rudolph Straeuli, used the trial match organized by new Stormers Super 14 coach, Rassie Erasmus, to scout for future Sharks player in Cape Town.
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Ex-Bok coach and now Sharks Commercial Manager, Rudolph Straeuli, used the trial match organized by new Stormers Super 14 coach, Rassie Erasmus, to scout for future Sharks player in Cape Town.
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So you just happen to be regarded as one of the best flyhalf’s of modern rugby. Your deal to go play in some European club fell through. What do you do now? Yes of course! Go to Cape Town play some rugga and enjoy the good life!
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Gary Gold announces his side that will get trounced by Free State this weekend.
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Yesterday exactly 30 years ago, on Saturday 27 August 1977, the new Loftus Versfeld was inaugurated when the Springboks played against the World XV.
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Springbok and Western Province utility back Brent Russell has found himself in good company at his new English club Saracens, where he has joined Springbok and WP scrum-half Neil de Kock.
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The Vodacom Blue Bulls’ utility back Stefan Basson has signed a two-year contract with Italian club Rovigo.
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The Blue Bulls’ lock Adriaan Fondse signed a contract with Western Province and will be available for his new province from November.
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Maybe he’s not going to WP after all, but with BJ’s ability to get a British passport, perhaps the Sharks are covering their bases.
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Now we know why the Pumas man left there in such a hurry. Apparently the claims of being followed around and threatened by racists is another one of the figments of Chester’s rich imagination.
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Baywatch Grobbelaar skippers a side missing Ernst Joubert and Jaco Pretorius.
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It’s not often that a drunken chat after a round of golf turns so serious that the participants all wake up the next morning wanting to chat about it some more, writes Newshields.
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Suparugby reports that Chester Williams has ducked from the Pumas and gone back to Cape Town
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Tant Stienie happened to be shopping around Tygerberg Valley Shopping Centre on Sunday morning. Here’s what she tells RW.
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Rumours abounding in Cape Town are that after this weekend’s expressions of anger about the performance of WP, Fester was fired this morning.
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Bulls and Lions have named their teams for this Saturday’s derby clash at Loftus
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The Bulls prop is also heading for France.
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Nick Mallett’s failure as Western Province director of rugby is clear when contrasted with Rudolf Straeuli’s Sharks success, writes Chris Hewitt.
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WP announces that the DOT position will be made redundant
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It touches the very core of our traditions in South African rugby, and their will be very good arguments either way – what cannot be denied is that change is inevitable.
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Toulon has signed Springboks Lawrence Sephaka and Victor Matfield along with Wessel Roux for after RWC 2007.
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Good news for the Sharks is that influential flank AJ Venter has re-signed with the Sharks until the conclusion of the 2008 Vodacom Super 14.
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Springbok flyhalf Butch James has been made a lucrative offer to play club rugby in England and he could be lost to Sharks rugby next year.
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Springbok coach Jake White has found himself confronting an uncertain future over whether he will be retained as an SA Rugby employee after the World Cup.
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Several senior Bok players are in the sights of French scouts and the cash on offer is obscene.
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On Thursday evening I had the displeasure of watching Boots & All’s so-called Bok Barometer. I laughed so much I had to call Robdylan and share the joke, only to discover it wasn’t tongue in cheek.
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Yes, it’s the last week of the Form XV, so let’s look
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Sources close to Boland rugby’s professional arm tell us they’re applying for voluntary liquidation.
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One of my favourite tournaments is starting on Thursday in Potchefstroom. Called the FNB Super Bowl, it is played between the top eight rugby universities in the country, and yes, a bank is the main sponsor.
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