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Former Springbok captain Basie Vivier passed away peacefully in Brandfort in the Free State on Sunday night.

Vivier captained the 1956 Springbok side when they toured New Zealand. The hosts won the series 3-1 to inflict the first series defeat on the Springboks since 1896.

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It’s been more than 30 years since THAT tackle at Loftus, but the names Morne du Plessis and Naas Botha still perfectly sum up why Western Province-Blue Bulls clashes are so special. Saturday’s Currie Cup semifinal at Newlands will be no different.

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THIS IS A MUST READ, I was looking through rugby sites to see what news there is in our rugby world as we know it, And to my amazment I found an article that answers so many questions we as supporters argue about, or pose to one another in search of understanding a game we all love so much.

This article is a must read, It will tell you much about the Sharks Union , but I am sure most top unions will probably have the same problems, In saying that its not only about problems, but how the clubs work , how for example there is 25000 players of colour in Natal playing the game and that between the ages of 13 and 17 plus so much more.

Enjoy this wonderful aticle written by Keith Moore and also courtesy to Rugby365.com. 

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With the Lions making an announcement soon of who the new GLRU Director of coaching will be, more and more rumours and sites are reporting that Bok assistant coach Dick Muir, is the favourite to take over the position from Hans Coetzee.

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Jonathan Kaplan, the world’s most capped Test referee, has been appointed to referee the 2009 Currie Cup Final. Marius Jonker and Mark Lawrence have been appointed to the Currie Cup seminal and Craig Joubert the First Division Final – all four amongst the very top referees in the world.

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For coach John Plumtree, 14 weeks of Absa Currie Cup rugby are behind him and a new challenge awaits with the knock-out rounds beckoning and home ground advantage secured thanks to the 45-30 win over Griquas on the weekend.

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The Sondag newspaper, today reported that ex-Bulls coach, Heyneke Meyer is currently the favourite to be appointed as the new Director of Coaching for the Lions in next season’s Super 14.

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While we wait for serious rugby to begin.

This week the verbal jousting between supporters was taken up a notch as five teams fight for just four places …

Here are your pearls of wisdom, all the crackers and the shockers as we give our readers a voice in this week’s “You said it”.

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On rugby re-joining the Olympic Games :

McCaw (76 Test Caps, 39 times as Captain) – “Playing for New Zealand and pulling on the All Blacks jersey have been a huge honour. As a rugby player, to be able to do that at an Olympic Games would be just huge & something that every rugby player in this country would be motivated by.”

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In the last couple of months, the GLRU management have promised their die hard supporters, that the Lions will get back to the top, at any cost. They will do what they have to, to become a powerhouse, once again.

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The scales are unfairly tipped against the smaller unions in South Africa to such an extent that the current status quo will never change. Continue reading

SA Rugby Player of the year Awards Banquet 2009 will be held on Monday 02 November 2009 at the Vodadome (Midrand)

Players will be nominated soon. Put your mind to it , we will have a thread and a poll to nominate Rugby-Talks own favorites. More details will follow.
Players will be nominated in the following categories.

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