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Bands boost for Bulls
1 Mar 2006
Former Bok tighthead prop Richard Bands has been named in the Blue Bulls starting XV for their Vodacom Cup match against the Pumas in Witbank. Read more
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Natal feeling Smitten
1 Mar 2006
John Smit will make his long-awaited return to rugby when the Natal Wildebeest play Western Province in the Vodacom Cup at Newlands on Saturday. Read more
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Conservative Cats play it safe
1 Mar 2006
Cats coach Frans Ludeke has given Tiaan Snyman the No 10 jersey for his side’s Vodacom Super 14 match against the Brumbies, despite the impressive cameo from Earl Rose in Wellington last weekend. Read more
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Engels slapped with two match ban
28 Feb 2006
Bulls prop Jaco Engels has been banned for three weeks, meaning he misses the Bulls’ next two matches in the Vodacom Super 14. Read more
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Nokwe axed, Shimmie starts
28 Feb 2006
As predicted on keo.co.za, the Stormers side to take on the Highlanders will show three changes and one positional switch from the team that drew 15-all with the Brumbies in the Vodacom Super 14. Read more
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Up and Down
28 Feb 2006
Updates, power failures and a crawling internet connection gave you the little break from Keo.co.za this afternoon. Read more
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Jongi jolted after Brumbies howler
28 Feb 2006
Jongi Nokwe will surrender jersey 11 for the Stormers’ encounter with the Highlanders on Saturday in the Vodacom Super 14. Read more
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Jouba’s journey finally over
28 Feb 2006
Marius Joubert came through an intensive training session on Monday and will be available for the Stormers’ Vodacom Super 14 clash with the Highlanders. Read more
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Mortlock in doubt
27 Feb 2006
Inspirational Brumbies midfielder Stirling Mortlock could miss the Brumbies first home match of the Vodacom Super 14 against the Cats. Read more
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Troying with Jerry’s number
27 Feb 2006
It has taken Troy Flavell just one week to convince All Blacks coach Graham Henry that he has what it takes to be the All Blacks No 6 flanker. Read more
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Campo’s homecoming should be fun
27 Feb 2006
David Campese has never been shy to offer some advice to his former New South Wales colleagues. Now he officially arrives at the Sydney Football Stadium as the enemy when the Sharks play the Waratahs in Vodacom Super 14 action. Read more
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Everybody’s talking about George
27 Feb 2006
Another season. Another endless debate. George Gregan, the world’s most capped test player, surely must want retirement now. Read more
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Tana likely to lead ‘Canes
27 Feb 2006
Former All Black skipper Tana Umaga is favoured to captain the Hurricanes in Bloemfontein this weekend, after regular captain Rodney So’oialo was suspended for a week. Read more
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Defiant Dallaglio eyes Paris
27 Feb 2006
Lawrence Dallaglio believes England can salvage their season by beating France and Ireland to win the Six Nations titles. Read more
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Cheetahs don’t deny bribe attempt
27 Feb 2006
Former Saru president Brian van Rooyen offered R3-million and a Test match against France to the Free State Rugby Union if they gave him their vote last week. Read more
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Poms slump to fifth
27 Feb 2006
England are fifth in the world rankings after their shock defeat to the Scots in Edinburgh. Read more
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Perspective will empower our game
27 Feb 2006
Keo, in his Business Day column, writes that more perspective and fewer promises of a new dawn will empower the South African game. Read more
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Hoskins hopes for family togetherness
27 Feb 2006
Regan Hoskins, new SARU president, believes rugby in South Africa can exist as a family, where one province looks after the other and everyone works towards a strong national entity. Read more
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Bones feeling bullish
27 Feb 2006
The bones recorded a third straight four from seven, but were bullied by the boys from Loftus. Read more
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Kiwis hard on themselves — and the refs
27 Feb 2006
In South Africa we’d take five from five in the Vodacom Super 14 any way it comes. New Zealand critic Marc Hinton is not convinced all is well in New Zealand rugby, despite their five wins at the weekend. Read more
