The greatest blindsides of all time: Schalk Burger
1 decade ago by Rugby WorldSouth Africa's Schalk Burger has a fearsome reputation as a hard-hitting tackler, a loyal servant to the Springboks, he is one of the greatest blindsides of all time South Africa's flanker Schalk BurgerMajor...
Time to shake things up a bit
1 decade ago by Front Row GruntWith a more aligned rugby calendar on the cards, Tank Lanning, writing in his Sport24 column, reckons we could really shake things up by playing the Currie Cup early and making it a Super Rugby qualifying...
Cheetahs, Leopards reaffirm dominance in Currie Cup
1 decade ago by SA Sports BlogThe Toyota Free State Cheetahs and Leopards reaffirmed their dominance in the Currie Cup Premier and First Divisions respectively this weekend as they stretched their unbeaten runs to five rounds to top...
Du Preez aims to keep WP No 10 jersey
1 decade ago by iol.co.zaThe flyhalf position at Western Province and the Stormers almost appears cursed at the moment due to all the injuries in the position.
Carr will bring much needed balance
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comNizaam Carr will be available for selection for Western Province’s next Currie Cup match against the Pumas and his return is a timely one for a team that has struggled with back row balance.
Province still have title ambitions
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comThey have a mountain to climb but Western Province coach John Dobson is convinced his men can still win the Currie Cup trophy they last claimed in 2014.
What to do with Whiteley?
1 decade ago by Front Row GruntWith Willem Alberts called into the Bok squad, there is talk of him replacing Warren Whiteley at No8. As part of Vodacom Rugby’s BIG DEBATE, Tank reckons that would be a big mistake. Tank Lanning For...
Carr back for Province
1 decade ago by Rugby 365NEWS: Western Province head coach John Dobson confirmed that flank Nizaam Carr is fit and ready to take the field ahead of the Cape team's clash against the Pumas at Newlands on Saturday.
‘Quality leader’ Carr back for WP
1 decade ago by iol.co.zaNizaam Carr is back for Western Province, but he may have to fill in at openside flank instead of his preferred No 8 position in Saturday’s Currie Cup clash against the Pumas.
Coastal teams have timely reprieve
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comOne of several big differences between Super Rugby and the Currie Cup is that in the domestic competition there are more easy games, something that the coaches of the Cell C Sharks and DHL Western Province...
