Archive for January, 2009

The dinner, which in part will recognize the contributions of these two rugby pioneers, will be held at the Hotel Solamar in downtown San Diego on Saturday, February 14, 2009. In addition to Clark, former St Mary’s and …
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“We have had savings across all aspects of the business … any pain is being shared.” What do you make of this? Should the All Blacks be offering to do something similar? Post your comments below. Email a Friend | Printable View … Phil Gifford: Wake up Kiwis! Pro sport ain’t about sport… Sponsored [...]

In some good news for the Kiwis, Vettori said paceman Tim Southee (groin) would be right for the Chappell-Hadlee series opener in Perth on Sunday, while MRI scans have cleared batsman Jesse Ryder of serious damage to his shoulder. …. Westy: What i get disappointed about with the local rugby media is its failure to [...]

Just as we’d heard, the oh-so-tough duo that is the completely unrelated ZTE Rock F165 (right) and Samsung Rugby A836 (left) are now available through Rogers Wireless. As for pricing, you’ll be asked to part with $79.99 / $149.99 on …
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Fiji Rugby sacks Serevi. Wednesday, January 28, 2009. Update: 6:36PM NATIONAL sevens coach Waisale Serevi has been sacked as coach for the Digicel-sponsored team for allegedly breaching his contract. FRU chairman Keni Dakuidreketi said …
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In 2004, the Brumbies won the title when New Zealand rugby was rebuilding after the horror of the World Cup. In 2007, the Bulls won after the first half of the season saw no All Blacks fielded by the respective sides. …
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Another Evolution of South African rugby promises to keep ALL pretenders in check.
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Coach Todd Blackadder will get his first opportunity to watch the majority of his All Blacks in action when they return to play for the Crusaders at Timaru’s Alpine Energy Stadium tomorrow night. Blackadder has named Ross Filipo to …
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The old hands are clearly Colin Cooper (Hurricanes) and Ian Foster (Chiefs) who have been long-term operators with their respective franchises and even combined their talents for the Junior All Blacks. That’s a clear signal of the high …
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The inaugural Cape Town Tens rugby tournament continues to break new ground, with the organising committee revealing on Wednesday that star All Blacks flyhalf Dan Carter – the world’s best rugby player – will serve as the event’s …
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