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Australia 16 South Africa 9: Mortlock rips open Boks
In Perth yesterday the Springboks missed 33 tackles, conceded 26 turnovers and lost the rucks and mauls 101-54. End of story. You cannot win any game with figures like that.
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Back injury forces Hanley into retirement
The former England winger Steve Hanley has retired after failing to recover from a back injury suffered during Sale's Challenge Cup victory against Bayonne last December.
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Sharks stalwart forced to quit
Steve Hanley has been forced to retire from playing due to a back injury
sustained in a game against French club Bayonne last season.
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Springboks on verge of Tri-Nations title
The world champion South Africans could virtually seal the 2008 Tri-Nations
rugby title if they beat Australia at Subiaco Oval on Saturday.
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Super 14 to expand to 18?
SANZAR officials on Friday described a proposal to expand the Super 14
playoffs to six teams from next season as the first step towards growing the
competition and making it the best in world rugby.
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Gerald Davies on the adventure of the Lions
He once turned his back on a Lions tour of South Africa, uncomfortable at the
consequences and realities of apartheid. For a young rugby player to do that
in 1974, was a very profound step indeed.
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Smith outlines an expansive plan
England’s new attack coach Brian Smith has signalled his intent to throw the
shackles off the red rose back line just days into his new job.
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Robbie Deans warns on Springboks
The Springboks will be within touching distance of regaining the Tri-Nations
trophy if they beat Australia in Perth on Saturday, Aussie coach Robbie
Deans has admitted.
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Matfield targets world dominance
Victor Matfield today revealed the Springboks real target for 2008 and the
future. Put simply, it can be spelled out in two words: world dominance.
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Nick Mallett on the Italian job
Eternal City, eternal sunshine, eternal rugby. The rooftops of Rome might
offer a wonderful vista as a working environment for Nick Mallett but the
challenge remains inherent. In fact, greater than ever, in his view.
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