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RugbyU: Deans wary of Stormers' upset of charging Crusaders
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AAP Sports News (Australia)
02-28-2008
RugbyU: Deans wary of Stormers' upset of charging Crusaders
by Robert Smith
SYDNEY, Feb 28, 2008 (AFP) - Coach Robbie Deans is keen to play down the
significance of his Canterbury Crusaders' dazzling start to this year's Super
14, warning of a possible Western Stormers' ambush in Cape Town on Friday.
The six-time tournament winners are bidding for their first unbeaten tour ...
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; SOUTH AFRICA reject Peter Rogers got his coveted Springbok jersey on Saturday night - but it meant nothing compared to the scalp of the world champions. Loose-head prop Rogers spent six years playing in South Africa after emigrating from Wales, setting his heart on winning a Springbok cap. But he
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BOK TO FUTURE DO THE HUGGA; Scotland 10 South Africa 68: Scots must learn vital lessons from record thrashing.(Sport)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Where do we go from here? Scottish rugby reached new depths of despair on Saturday as South Africa rewrote the record books at Murrayfield. The 68-10 thrashing by the world champions - who won the try count 10- 1 - was the heaviest defeat ever suffered in a Test by Scotland, and compounded the
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Marshall back for All Blacks Test against South Africa
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; ... Australian captain George Gregan's record 28 Tri Nations appearances when New Zealand take on the Sprinkboks on Saturday, the SAPA news agency said. Two controversial selections for Saturday's Test are Aaron Mauger, who plays his first Test of the season at the ...
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South Africa happy to get heavy in Wellington.
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; South Africa were happy with what they saw yesterday when they were confronted at their first training session with the heavy conditions likely to greet them in Saturday's Tri-Nations clash with New Zealand in Wellington. A relaxed opening session indicated a new confidence among the South
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South Africa happy to get heavy in Wellington
The Independent - London
; South Africa were happy with what they saw yesterday when they were confronted at their first training session with the heavy conditions likely to greet them in Saturday's Tri-Nations clash with New Zealand in Wellington. A relaxed opening session indicated a new confidence among the South
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Rugby union: Boks talk like Tarzan but play like Jane!; ENGLAND v SOUTH AFRICA Twickenham, Saturday, 2.30.(Sport)
The People (London, England)
; Byline: Neal COLLINS SOUTHAFRICAN forwards talk like Tarzan and play like Jane. That astonishing verdict comes not from the English camp before Saturday's showdown at Twickenham but from a former Springbok prop. Western Province tighthead Keith Andrews, furious after seeing South Africa flop 30-10
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RU: South Africa name full-strength side for Scotland test
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Rugby Union: READY FOR A BOK-LASH; Robbo: South Africa won't intimidate us.(Sport)
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; Byline: Rugby Correspondent Alex SPINK ANDY ROBINSON has warned that England's clash against South Africa on Saturday will not be for the squeamish. It's going to get heated out there, it won't be a place for the faint-hearted, declared the coach of the world champions yesterday. South Africa's
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