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@darren-nicholson Hopefully he can kick on for the Canes, we will be desperate for him to perform this year and can't afford to have him sitting on the sidelines again.
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Yeah he deserves a good run and looks like a tremendous athlete. The Canes locks might lack experience but they are big and mobile which will suit our style of footy.
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I'm hopeful for big things from Walker-Leawere and if Lousi can can back into form we should be ok for lock.
@darren-nicholson Yeah that man of the match performance by Walker-Leawere for the Maoris was very impressive. If Liam Mitchell can bulk up then he could be a good prospect aswell.
Props are our biggest weakness by far.
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Fuck.
Can we play them at home home please? Why give up that huge advantage against that team?
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Fuck.
Can we play them at home home please? Why give up that huge advantage against that team?
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Fuck.
Can we play them at home home please? Why give up that huge advantage against that team?
@gt12 said in Super Rugby News:
Fuck.
Can we play them at home home please? Why give up that huge advantage against that team?
As a Chiefs season ticketholder this sucks. The NZ derbies are the biggest crowds so how about rewarding those of us who go to the games?
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@gt12 said in Super Rugby News:
Fuck.
Can we play them at home home please? Why give up that huge advantage against that team?
As a Chiefs season ticketholder this sucks. The NZ derbies are the biggest crowds so how about rewarding those of us who go to the games?
@bovidae said in Super Rugby News:
@gt12 said in Super Rugby News:
Fuck.
Can we play them at home home please? Why give up that huge advantage against that team?
As a Chiefs season ticketholder this sucks. The NZ derbies are the biggest crowds so how about rewarding those of us who go to the games?
It does suck.
Having bought my season ticket for next year a few weeks back, I’d be pretty pissed off if this was announced subsequently
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2019 pre-season schedule
Highlanders v Waratahs, 6pm Friday 1 February, Molyneux Park, Alexandra
Hurricanes v Crusaders, 3pm Saturday 2 February, Levin Domain
Blues v Chiefs, 3pm Saturday 2 February, Kaikohe
Reds v Chiefs, Friday 8 February (Time TBC), Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane
Crusaders v Highlanders, 6pm, Friday 8 February, Southbridge
Hurricanes v Blues, 3pm, Saturday 9 February, Mangatainoka -
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Must be close to a dozen kiwis in that lot!
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http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2018/11/28/mcmahon-signs-with-sunwolves
The chances of Sean McMahon playing at next year's World Cup continue to fade with confirmation the star backrower has signed a deal to play for the Japanese Sunwolves in Super Rugby.
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http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2018/11/28/mcmahon-signs-with-sunwolves
The chances of Sean McMahon playing at next year's World Cup continue to fade with confirmation the star backrower has signed a deal to play for the Japanese Sunwolves in Super Rugby.
@kiwimurph said in Super Rugby News:
http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2018/11/28/mcmahon-signs-with-sunwolves
The chances of Sean McMahon playing at next year's World Cup continue to fade with confirmation the star backrower has signed a deal to play for the Japanese Sunwolves in Super Rugby.
Who?
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TRANSFER NEWS: Waratahs are keen to add South African lock Le Roux Roets to their 2019 Super Rugby roster, head coach Daryl Gibson confirmed.
According to the Rugbycomau, the Australian franchise recruited Roets, a 200cm, 135kg lock who is currently playing for the Pumas in the Currie Cup.
The 23-year-old played for Golden Lions and Blue Bulls before heading to Top14 side Racing in 2016.
However, Roets reportedly turned down an offer from Toulon and return to South African to play for the Currie Cup side the Pumas in 2018.
“We are keen on filling that spot, that lock, and we are searching for that profile of lock where we want to add a bit of size to us,” Gibson told rugbycomau.
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TRANSFER NEWS: Waratahs are keen to add South African lock Le Roux Roets to their 2019 Super Rugby roster, head coach Daryl Gibson confirmed.
According to the Rugbycomau, the Australian franchise recruited Roets, a 200cm, 135kg lock who is currently playing for the Pumas in the Currie Cup.
The 23-year-old played for Golden Lions and Blue Bulls before heading to Top14 side Racing in 2016.
However, Roets reportedly turned down an offer from Toulon and return to South African to play for the Currie Cup side the Pumas in 2018.
“We are keen on filling that spot, that lock, and we are searching for that profile of lock where we want to add a bit of size to us,” Gibson told rugbycomau.
@daffy-jaffy Plumtree will be gutted.
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http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2018/11/28/mcmahon-signs-with-sunwolves
The chances of Sean McMahon playing at next year's World Cup continue to fade with confirmation the star backrower has signed a deal to play for the Japanese Sunwolves in Super Rugby.
@kiwimurph Massive signing for the Sunwolves imo. Weird seeing a player in their prime decide to sign for them haha.
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@kiwimurph Massive signing for the Sunwolves imo. Weird seeing a player in their prime decide to sign for them haha.
@african-monkey said in Super Rugby News:
@kiwimurph Massive signing for the Sunwolves imo. Weird seeing a player in their prime decide to sign for them haha.
Well, when RugbyOz spends all their budget on Pooper you will see this more and more.
The guy's on a good earner in Japan, may as well stay there. -
@kiwimurph said in Super Rugby News:
http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2018/11/28/mcmahon-signs-with-sunwolves
The chances of Sean McMahon playing at next year's World Cup continue to fade with confirmation the star backrower has signed a deal to play for the Japanese Sunwolves in Super Rugby.
Who?
@booboo said in Super Rugby News:
@kiwimurph said in Super Rugby News:
http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2018/11/28/mcmahon-signs-with-sunwolves
The chances of Sean McMahon playing at next year's World Cup continue to fade with confirmation the star backrower has signed a deal to play for the Japanese Sunwolves in Super Rugby.
Who?
Not sure if you are serious but a 26 test Wallaby flanker who left the Rebels a couple of years ago. Would walk back in to the Wallabies right now - very good player.
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@booboo said in Super Rugby News:
@kiwimurph said in Super Rugby News:
http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2018/11/28/mcmahon-signs-with-sunwolves
The chances of Sean McMahon playing at next year's World Cup continue to fade with confirmation the star backrower has signed a deal to play for the Japanese Sunwolves in Super Rugby.
Who?
Not sure if you are serious but a 26 test Wallaby flanker who left the Rebels a couple of years ago. Would walk back in to the Wallabies right now - very good player.
@kiwimurph said in Super Rugby News:
@booboo said in Super Rugby News:
@kiwimurph said in Super Rugby News:
http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2018/11/28/mcmahon-signs-with-sunwolves
The chances of Sean McMahon playing at next year's World Cup continue to fade with confirmation the star backrower has signed a deal to play for the Japanese Sunwolves in Super Rugby.
Who?
Not sure if you are serious but a 26 test Wallaby flanker who left the Rebels a couple of years ago. Would walk back in to the Wallabies right now - very good player.
Not entirely unserious. He took a while to come to mind. Shows how immediacy (or lack thereof) messes with your memory.
And "walk back into the Walkabies"? Past Pooper.
