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Grey College vs Hamilton Boys' - The World Schools Festival Cup Final

Grey College will take on Hamilton Boys’ High from New Zealand in the final of the main cup competition of the World Schools Festival.

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The final will take place on Saturday 17th December at 4:35pm local time in Thailand.

The final of the Shield competition will see Sedbergh School from England take on St Michael’s College from Ireland. This contest will take place at 1:45pm local time.

All fans will be able to watch all the World Schools Festival content live on the RugbyPass YouTube channel throughout Saturday.

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NA 10 minutes ago
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Gutting, because now we have to go and win at least one of our away games at Pau or Saints while trying to recover from a mixed start to the URC and while resting most of our boks.

Thought De Wet deserved a higher score. I've always been a fan of Papier but the attack seemed sharp with De Wet and Pollard together, plus he was responsible for a key jackel turnover.



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PMcD 27 minutes ago
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Yes, winning the URC the following season probably told you things weren’t as bad as people thought under JvG but with the freedom he was given at Bath and the ability to do it on his own terms, I really think he has grown as a coach during that time and has built a really solid team over the last 3.5 years.

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PMcD 29 minutes ago
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I’m just watching the Nedbank Championship at Sun City, whilst the golfers are wearing short sleeves and polo’s, as I look outside in the UK and it’s wet, cold & miserable.

Some countries get all the luck HH. 🤣🤣



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Ben 47 minutes ago
Bok superstar may exit South African rugby with giant offer tabled

To be fair, two thumbs in the image point directly at the superstar in question. Boys in the newsroom must have had a cheers at that one.

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tf 1 hour ago
Johann van Graan's Bath wash away former side Munster in Champions Cup

They are in different territory in terms of resources. Remember Munster won the URC since he left. But have lost a few more players since. I think Larkham didnt help as part of the coaching package. But that partly lands on JvG.

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tf 1 hour ago
Johann van Graan's Bath wash away former side Munster in Champions Cup

It was a very obvious, no more than 3 meters from the ref and moved several times to get up the side. Sometimes you just have to lose the 7, or if you are lucky 5, and put pressure on from the restart.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago
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Must be hard following up the best era the ABs will ever have. Everyone else since then will be below par.

Shame.



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Hammer Head 1 hour ago
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I think I speak for many SA fans when I say that we are sorry to see Mark Robinson go.

However, no doubt,



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Hammer Head 1 hour ago
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Big mistake. The sharks love to make the same mistakes over and over again.

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unknown 1 hour ago
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I would like to see him play second row more. He's got the height and can add more ballast. We need second rows that will carry the ball and be a threat. Daf is doing that and becoming that but Beard is just a passenger in the pack.

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Eric Elwood 1 hour ago
Johann van Graan's Bath wash away former side Munster in Champions Cup

I don’t understand why some experienced players and indeed grizzled internationals have difficulty with simple addition. If a team is about to score a try and you infringe to stop it, you will likely concede the try anyway and the yellow you rightly receive will be worth at least another 7.

Munster started brightly but an excellent kick (one of many) by scrum half Spencer put Bath into the corner. Tadhg Byrne then entered from the side and collapsed a Bath maul destined to score anyway. Penalty try and a yellow and such was a brilliant Bath teams ruthlessness it was 21-0 when he returned. De facto match over.



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fl 1 hour ago
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I’d assume Sela. Sela has started twice for Bath this season, with Griffin only appearing (twice) from the bench.

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Tom 2 hours ago
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I was so confused by this article. The title refers to a back rower called “Ioanee” but he's not mentioned in the text, thought he might be related to Reiko, Digby etc. 😂

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js 2 hours ago
Six Nations statement: Tom Curry 'Tunnelgate' incident

You use the term, which I quite like, bleating Springbok, quite a rare sound in nature compared to the Winging Poms, a sound so common it makes me think of Heathrow Airport.

When I think of cards or the lack of them in a rugby match, the name that comes to mind is Owen Farrell, even when he got them there was always mitigating reasons found by theRFB to get him back in the English team as soon as possible.



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PMcD 2 hours ago
England prop Will Stuart set to miss Six Nations after ruptured Achilles

I actually thought Tuipulotu did very well off the bench last night. Is much more convincing than Dan Frost but could still tighten up his line out accuracy (which comes with time).

I hope we start seeing him more off the bench for the rest of the season. I think he has the potential to be an outstanding player for Bath.



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SJ 2 hours ago
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PMcD 2 hours ago
Departing NZR CEO reflects on his near six-year tenure at the helm

Not exactly a ringing endorsement is it? We made it through Covid, increased prices to raise revenue, brought in a coach (JS) that put us 1 point away from a RWC final and then put in a new coaching team that has taken us further away.

Hardly a ringing endorsement of progress.🥴



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PMcD 3 hours ago
England prop Will Stuart set to miss Six Nations after ruptured Achilles

Another Lions goes down with an innocuous injury and racks up further injuries for ENG. It’s a frightening number how many AUS, IRE & ENG players have gone down with injuries since the Lions tour.

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PMcD 3 hours ago
England prop Will Stuart set to miss Six Nations after ruptured Achilles

It will be an interesting call if Bath pick Griffin or Sela to replace Stuart on the bench. Close call, Griffin is possibly better in the scrum but Sela does more around the park.

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JPM 3 hours ago
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No player rating for UBB because they won !!??

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