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Rugby Wrap Up: Major League Rugby chairman of the board Errik Anderson opens up on MLR's future

With a whirlwind of activity, from new teams, a first-ever college draft and big-name signings, Major League Rugby chairman of the board, Errik Anderson, offers insight and answers tough questions.

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Dan Power, Bryan Ray and Matt McCarthy hammer away on topics including multi-team ownership, the ideal number of teams across the league, and the possibility of a second Canadian franchise based in Vancouver.

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JD 12 minutes ago
England hot prospect Nathan Jibulu signs for Sale Sharks

Sensible from Sale, especially with the rumours of LCD sticking for 1 more season.


Caine and Jibulu can sit behind him for 1 more year, then kick on. I would hope Sale will keep McElroy too as he’s proven very handy (second best rated player in the world too of course).


If Sale sort out the centres, confirm the DP situation and keep players fit they will prove very dangerous again next season.


Weird how this has worked - Summer 2024 Sale try to sign Dweba, fail. Late 2024 Sale and Exeter in for Jibulu. Feb 2025 Exeter supposedly sign Dweba. 1 day later Sale confirm Jibulu.

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NB 15 minutes ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii can be Australia's new cross-code hero

They called a lot to him at lineout - far more than Clermont used to - and he held up pretty well. It cannot be bad to be packing behind Taniela either can it?😁

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NB 16 minutes ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii can be Australia's new cross-code hero

True it was so long ago… surprising he had any muscle memory to fall back on!

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NB 17 minutes ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii can be Australia's new cross-code hero

I don’t think it was arrogant. But I’d guess he may feel a whole lot different once he’s played the Springboks!

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Bull Shark 22 minutes ago
Louis Rees-Zammit is not coming back to rugby as he is handed NFL lifeline

My thought exactly.

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GP 23 minutes ago
'He wants players to be able to play four positions': Former All Black critiques Robertson's strategy

Justin Marshall was a Crusaders great. Robertson is now the AB coach, I see it as I find it .

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GP 31 minutes ago
'He wants players to be able to play four positions': Former All Black critiques Robertson's strategy

I do realize that re Razor. Beauden has been over played at 15 by everybody , including the Blues. It took his injury for Robertson to put Will at 15, Fact .

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GP 33 minutes ago
'He wants players to be able to play four positions': Former All Black critiques Robertson's strategy

Mate , Jeff Wilson knows a little bit , mate

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Ed the Duck 59 minutes ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii can be Australia's new cross-code hero

I’m not even sure that going from schools rugby to a test match even qualifies as ‘out of rugby’! It’s insane really. 😂

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Tk 59 minutes ago
Leon MacDonald lands first Super Rugby job since All Blacks exit

Leon clearly had a clause in his pay off to stay quiet, but there is too much to what must have been behind his ABs exit to not come out. Leon and Razor knew each other too well for this to be a storm in a tea cup, something pretty fundamental must have happened or changed in points of view.

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Mzilikazi 1 hour ago
Aussie fans need to ‘cool their jets’ despite opening clean sweep

A good start indeed for our sides, and I guess the best win would be the Brumbies winning in Fiji, which no Australian side has done before.


But you are so right, Brett. “Don’t. Get. Too. Excited”. None of the three opponents would at this stage be considered top four finisher candidates. All of the other NZ sides will be tougher asks, as will be Qld. The result in Auckland shows that the Chiefs will again be a formidable opponent. The Blues will be better going forward. And both the Hurricanes and Crusaders will be hard to beat at home.


The Highlanders do look a different and much better side from this first game. And Jamie Joseph will be a big factor in their season. I have not watched the Force v MP game, but with Ardie Savea in the MP lineup, they too will probably shock a few times.


Our Qld. team being talked up, and with good reason. But I’m nervous, as we have been here before at season’s opening, and disappointed. The Kiss factor a big hope for me.

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Shelly Marcus 1 hour ago
Steve Borthwick urged by predecessor to make radical Ben Earl decision

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Tommy B. 1 hour ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii can be Australia's new cross-code hero

The ‘little prince’ has commented that he found international rugby rather easy. SR is ‘harder’, apparently.

I wonder if that ‘humble’ comment will find its way into future international opponent dressing rooms.

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JD 1 hour ago
Why Jac Morgan is a British and Irish Lions Test starter

You don’t factor in that Morgan’s stats are similar or better than the players you have named despite him playing for a very poor Welsh team? He’s not just playing well based on his own teams top performers, he’s playing well compared to all other teams best performers too.


Consider the leadership he brings as well (club and national captain) and you have a player worthy of a spot on tour surely?

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Mzilikazi 1 hour ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii can be Australia's new cross-code hero

Amatosero……good to see him starting, and I thought had a good game. Lineouts good, and carried with power and purpose. After his grounding with Clermont, last season was disappointing. But a factor would have been the poor season Tahs had. This year he may well blossom…..still only 22, so for a lock has a way to go to fully mature. He is a big lad too, at 2.03m and 125 kgs.

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Alfonso 1 hour ago
Esta pequeña ciudad del noroeste de Argentina acaba de tener el mejor comienzo del Súper Rugby Américas

When are you going to include this competition in your “Fixtures & Results” section?

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NB 1 hour ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii can be Australia's new cross-code hero

That’s fair Ed. JAS played centre in November and that was a very tough ask as his first ever assignment. Now he’s a full-back and looks pretty comfortable out there too. It’s an impressive start for someone out of rugby for so long.

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NB 1 hour ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii can be Australia's new cross-code hero

Don’t say it, John will have a nervous breakdown!

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Nik 1 hour ago
Why Jac Morgan is a British and Irish Lions Test starter

Former World Player of the Year Van der Flier and Tom Curry are so far ahead of Morgan as to be out of sight. Ben Earl and Rory Darge are probably level pegging or slightly ahead of Morgan and are currently playing in more successful teams. Then throw in Jack Willis and the liklihood of Morgan making the test team looks even more remote.

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii can be Australia's new cross-code hero

Both up and coming talents for sure but my sense is that they’re on significantly different trajectories, at this point anyway. SP has gone from ‘possible’ to ‘maybe’ and has much more to do before he reaches ‘probable’ future great. He may well get there but he’s got it all to do as things stand and a load of development to work on as well. JAS for me is on a different track. He came in riding a hype train and pretty much everyone was waiting for a fall in the Autumn but, if anything, he over delivered against all realistic expectations. Cant really think of anyone observing him who wasn’t very impressed that he measured up to his advance publicity. He’s definitely in the ‘probable’ future great category as things stand, and not too far off the top end of that category either!

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