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BREAKING NEWS: Billy Vunipola withdraws from Lions squad, Haskell called up


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Billy Vunipola has withdrawn from the British and Irish Lions squad for the tour of New Zealand due to a shoulder injury and James Haskell has replaced his England team-mate.

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cnw 4 minutes ago
Zachary Porthen joins growing Bok chorus as questions linger

Yes the Bok impact pack is next level and the starting boys have something to prove. Should be a good game.

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JW 8 minutes ago
Steve Hansen: Veteran Boks might call it quits on Erasmus ahead of 2027

You can’t really get that on Rugby Pass.

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unknown 8 minutes ago
Mick Cleary: 'You win nowt without proper team spirit, no matter how many high-performing individuals you have in the ranks.'

Tigers managed without George Martin for most of last season. 4 starts in 7 appearances.

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Hellhound 9 minutes ago
Zachary Porthen joins growing Bok chorus as questions linger

I joke I have the Boks by 15+ but the game will be closer than that I think. The Boks bench is nuclear though. The 2nd half will be a real test of where the Wallabies really are at the moment. The AB's had great moments during RGR, but they couldn't compete at set piece and especially under the high ball they looked very amateurish. They are very dangerous when they go on the run, almost like the AB's of the past, but eventually just couldn't match up to the power game and physicality of the Boks. Yet their progress is much better than the scores suggest and doesn't tell the whole story. It's going to be interesting to see how these guys handle it. People underestimate the team Rassie put out, calling it a “B” team without really looking at the players. The bench they see as a rescue squad, not the nuke squad. That is no bomb squad. That alone should warn what's coming and what the Boks are planning. The fans and pundits is completely ignoring a lot of things. Let's hope the Wallabies doesn't follow suit because then they will get a hiding. The players and coach I think is the only people that doesn't see this as a 2nd string “B” Bok team. I fully expect a great game of rugby, no matter who wins

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unknown 11 minutes ago
Is 'Terminator 2.0' Andre Esterhuizen the ultimate Eddie Jones hybrid?

I don't see why kata at Leicester was never tested as a forward

Even if it’s just a prem rugby cup game



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unknown 13 minutes ago
Is 'Terminator 2.0' Andre Esterhuizen the ultimate Eddie Jones hybrid?

Andre the giant is missed at quins 😔

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GrahamVF 14 minutes ago
Ex-Boks coach insists South Africa are thin in one key area

Why does he not even mention Vusi Moyo and remember this name - Travis Pfeiffer the 18 year old just signed with The Bulls, a former SA age group sprint record holder and the most promising fly half since Sasha.

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unknown 24 minutes ago
Zachary Porthen joins growing Bok chorus as questions linger

Saying that this team is a disrespect to Australia is even more of a disrespect to the selected players as it might come across that they are 2nd or 3rd tier players. Not the kind of fuel you want to add to that fire, it will certainly put a chip on their shoulder (not that any of the players need it as they are world class players) and might just be the worst case for Australia.

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GrahamVF 33 minutes ago
‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

The Stormers fans are fanatics - the best supported side in. the whole of the URC. But unlike some other rugby playing nations - no names no pack drill - South Africans support Springboks first then their provincial side.

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RD 36 minutes ago
This All Black team is full of Chiefs who haven't won anything

Sitting in the Yokohama stands watching the ABs get hammered by England in the W Cup semifinal was not much fun. The Crusaders, who had won a zillion Super titles, had 9 starters. So much for the theory that Super winners make Test winners!

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GrahamVF 36 minutes ago
‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

Stormers still the best attended URC venue with an average of 26 000 per URC game.

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RugCs 37 minutes ago
‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

You appear to be an expert of SA teams and fans. What’s your take on the next PSDT. Is it going to be Ruan Venter who seems to have been playing URC for past 5, but is only 23 years old, or will it be Riley Norton the 20 year old to inherit the no. 7 jersey in 2028 once PSDT calls it a day?

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cnw 44 minutes ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii set for new Wallabies position against Springboks

It could be all the difference too. The only time the Boks have lost in 18 months is when they have gone 5-3 or when Esterheizen had to play in the backs from the bench (and so they were forced to go 5-3). On the otherside, the teams that played 6-2 have won except England (who got pinged with multiple cards in their losses).

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GrahamVF 45 minutes ago
Rassie won’t be fooled again but ‘there may not be better time for Australia to meet Boks’

As a pipe opener for the Australian/South African rivalry, the Proteas handily beat the Australians by 67 runs in the opening ODI. So if the Boks lose on Sunday I’ll at least have the consolation of having watchedthe Aussies lose nine wickets for 101 runs😃

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RD 49 minutes ago
Les Kiss explains ‘three or four’ factors behind Suaalii’s Wallabies switch

Aus have a good history v SA. They seem able to counter most of SA strengths. Anyway, hoping for a top contest, with a home result ✅️

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Ed the Duck 56 minutes ago
‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

Why are the stadia so consistently empty when the SA teams play at home, apart from vs each other? And why are almost all of their games played with early afternoon kick off slots?

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LouisJ 1 hour ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii set for new Wallabies position against Springboks

I wouldn’t mind to see Su on Flyhalf. He is such a talent, it would be great if he can finally find his feet.

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cnw 1 hour ago
Les Kiss explains ‘three or four’ factors behind Suaalii’s Wallabies switch

This is a good looking Aussie team and going 6-2 a smart call. They are a real chance.

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cnw 1 hour ago
Zachary Porthen joins growing Bok chorus as questions linger

Its a strong Aussie line up Hell - and they have gone 6-2, with some of their bruisers coming on. Tizzano will also bring some speed too.

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PM 1 hour ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii set for new Wallabies position against Springboks

Agree with all that. Especially re Williams. I was a sceptic when he was first picked for Test rugby but he is very efficient and and smart and knows how to compete against bigger bodies.

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