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Smart money on no Boks in the Rugby Championship

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15th October 2020

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Mark Keohane, The MoneyMan and Oliver Keohane discuss why the Springboks won’t participate in the Rugby Championship and why it is the right call not to do so. They also discuss the past weekend’s clash between the All Blacks and the Wallabies and look ahead to the second Bledisloe encounter where the All Blacks seem to be overvalued again.

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