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All Blacks head to Durban

1 decade ago by Rugby 365

NEWS: Durban, and not Johannesburg, will host double World Cup champions New Zealand next year.

Humility, arrogance, scandal, a scapegoat - and another England sporting failure

1 decade ago by The Times

Take two winners. Over here we have the All Blacks, probably the greatest team to have played rugby. Over there...

Paul O’Connell reveals his plans for the next Lions Tour

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

While fallen Ireland captain Paul O’Connell fully intends on recovering from the hamstring injury that ended his World Cup and lining out for his new club Toulon, he believes a trip to New Zealand with...

Gatland set leave Wales after 2019 WC

1 decade ago by Rugby 365

Wales coach Warren Gatland will quit his post after the 2019 World Cup and return to New Zealand, media reports in his homeland said Friday.

Gatland has NZ calibre - Brooke

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Wales head coach Warren Gatland has the credentials to be New Zealand coach, says former All Blacks forward Zinzan Brooke.

Standing still not an option for All Blacks

1 decade ago by Super Sport.com

With a slate of retirements and departures looming, however, New Zealand coach Steve Hansen has little time to enjoy the moment.

Super Rugby extends to Fiji

1 decade ago by Rugby 365

NEWS: Fiji will host a Super 18 match between New Zealand rivals the Chiefs and Crusaders next year, competition organiser SANZAR said Friday.

Fiji To Host A Super Rugby Game

1 decade ago by Ultimate Rugby

SANZAR have announced that for the first time ever, a Super Rugby game will be held in Fiji. The Round 15 game between the Chiefs & Crusaders will be played at ANZ Stadium, Suva making Fiji the...

David Wallace: CJ Stander will be huge hit for Ireland

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

Rugby went into overdrive last weekend - Munster took care of business in the first inter-pro of the season and New Zealand were simply awesome.

Choices are not all black and white for exciting playmaker

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

There are some striking similarities between the 2010 World Rugby Junior Championships and the Rugby World Cup that we just witnessed the brilliant All Blacks claim last weekend.