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Young people's survey gets enthusiastic response

25.07.2008 20:31    rugby.gov.uk
Over 640 young people aged between 11 and 21 have taken the opportunity to tell Rugby Borough Council how they would like the Council to communicate with them in the future.
England    Rugby
Young people's survey gets enthusiastic response


Van Jaarsveld: Looking ahead

25.07.2008 19:55    sarugby.com
At the halfway stage of the Springboks' Vodacom Tri-Nations campaign, the majority of the World Champions' squad enjoys two bye weeks before hosting Argentina in a one-off Test at the newly renamed Coca-Cola Park in Johannesburg on August 9.
World    Rugby

Returning Boks add spice

25.07.2008 19:55    sarugby.com
The infusion of nine returning Springboks into the mix and the two shock successive defeats of Western Province over the past two weeks, make this weekend's Absa Currie Cup rugby fare especially interesting. It is also the weekend of the
World    Rugby

World XV Game: Nominations (4)

25.07.2008 19:55    sarugby.com
It's time for the readers to select your fourth player in the SARugby.com World XV game.The nominations included some interesting names with this round of voting looking set to be a showdown between Brian O'Driscoll and Joost van der Westhuizen.
World    Rugby

Head2Head: All Blacks v Wallabies

25.07.2008 19:55    sarugby.com
Saturday's trans-Tasman clash between the second-ranked All Blacks and the third-ranked Wallabies promises to be a tasty affair indeed. While Australia may enjoy a slight edge at line-out time, the All Blacks look set to dominate the scrum set-piece. There
World    Rugby

Wallabies eyeing top spot

25.07.2008 19:55    sarugby.com
The Wallabies will be using Saturday's much-anticipated Tri-Nations Test against New Zealand as a springboard to becoming the top nation in world rugby, coach Robbie Deans said Friday.
World    Rugby

Time out with... Ross Skeate

25.07.2008 19:55    sarugby.com
Western Province vice-captain Ross Skeate wants to become an even better player than he is now and experience a new set of challenges. For these reasons he will head off to newly promoted French First Division club Toulon at the
World    Rugby

Wings our problem says PdV

25.07.2008 19:55    sarugby.com
Springbok coach Peter de Villiers said on Friday that one of his major concerns was the finishing ability of the current Springbok wings.De Villiers was the keynote speaker at the Kuils River Rugby Club's breakfast function held at the posh
World    Rugby

WP must enjoy themselves - Coetzee

25.07.2008 19:55    sarugby.com
All the attention and column inches have revolved around the poor defensive efforts Western Province have turned in over the last two games, but it is the failure by their backline to score tries that should be of equal concern.
World    Rugby

Griffons can roar like Cheetahs

25.07.2008 19:54    sarugby.com
The Griffons side to face the Mighty Elephants in Port Elizabeth has a plethora of Cheetahs stars, past and present in their line-up for the Currie Cup First Division clash. The side boasts seven on-loan Cheetahs players.
World    Rugby

Banned sprinter turns to rugby

25.07.2008 19:54    sarugby.com
Controversial British sprinter Dwain Chambers has revealed he will coach a group of England's top rugby stars. Chambers lost a High Court appeal against his lifetime ban from the Olympic Games last week, but he is already putting that blow
World    Rugby

Raiders, Titans clash

25.07.2008 19:50    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
Two of the Toyota Cup's in form teams, Canberra and the Gold Coast, will meet this weekend in a match that once again features two premiership contenders.
World    Rugby

Broncos survive tense finish

25.07.2008 19:50    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
CRONULLA coach Ricky Stuart has urged match review officials to adopt a "common sense approach" when examining Paul Gallen's latest report case.
World    Rugby
Broncos survive tense finish

Double-header set for rebirth

25.07.2008 19:49    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
A CLASH of schedules has forced the NRL to give the double-header a rebirth with two games to be played back-to-back at ANZ Stadium in late August.
World    Rugby

Storm stunned by NRL's inaction

25.07.2008 19:49    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
MELBOURNE chief executive Brian Waldron labelled the NRL's decision not to fine St George Illawarra coach Nathan Brown as "extraordinary" as the Storm boss threatened legal action against the Dragons for damaging his club's credibility.
World    Rugby

Uninspired Eels slip past Cowboys

25.07.2008 19:49    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
PARRAMATTA'S flickering NRL finals hopes remain alight, just, after the Eels scraped their way to the most uninspiring of 16-4 home wins over cellar dwellers North Queensland.
World    Rugby

Knights coach sides with Brown

25.07.2008 19:49    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
EXPERIENCED Newcastle coach Brian Smith says he admires rival Nathan Brown for speaking out even though his volatile comments have sparked legal threats from infuriated Melbourne officials.
World    Rugby

Haka will make Deans emotional

25.07.2008 19:48    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
AUSTRALIA coach Robbie Deans fully expects to experience a whirlwind of emotions on Saturday night, but they will be overridden by a burning desire to lead Australia to victory over New Zealand.
World    Rugby

Crusaders giving up Deans secrets

25.07.2008 19:48    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
NEW Zealand coach Graham Henry concedes he's been tapping the brains of his Crusaders contingent in an attempt to get inside the head of Australia boss Robbie Deans.
World    Rugby

Red Bull Racing: Jerez Day 4 Report

25.07.2008 18:08    sportnetwork.net
1742 kilometres completed in four days and five 18 hour days for our test team, all carried out in boiling hot weather. It has been a tough but very productive time, with the large distances covered showing that reliability was
World    Rugby

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