Super Rugby News
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Things change all the time, and hopefully some of these names can be scratched as soon as this week's line-ups are named, but this is my current list of injuries:
@Stargazer Cape Town - The Chiefs have announced the arrival of former wing Lelia Masaga, who returns to the side as a back-up option should injuries strike.
Masaga, who left the franchise in 2013 after having made 91 Super Rugby appearances, has been playing his rugby in Japan in recent seasons.
But he is now back in Hamilton, with head coach Dave Rennie admitting the finisher is a decent back-up to have on their books during this year.
"Lelia's a good man so he could well feature (later in the campaign) if we get some injuries," coach Rennie told TVNZ of the 30-year-old wing.
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Good summary of the discussions taking place this week about the (near) future of Super Rugby, particularly its format.
http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2017/03/10/00/49/sanzaar-meeting-explainer
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Reports are that Kurtley Beale is returning to Australia at the end of the current English season. They say he will sign with the Tahs with the 2019 RWC a huge goal. Great news for Super Rugby.
@KiwiMurph said in Super Rugby News:
Reports are that Kurtley Beale is returning to Australia at the end of the current English season. They say he will sign with the Tahs with the 2019 RWC a huge goal. Great news for Super Rugby.
Confirmed: Beale has signed with the ARU and Waratahs until the end of 2019
http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2017/03/10/03/07/kurtley-beale-wallabies-waratahs
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@KiwiMurph said in Super Rugby News:
Reports are that Kurtley Beale is returning to Australia at the end of the current English season. They say he will sign with the Tahs with the 2019 RWC a huge goal. Great news for Super Rugby.
Confirmed: Beale has signed with the ARU and Waratahs until the end of 2019
http://www.rugby.com.au/news/2017/03/10/03/07/kurtley-beale-wallabies-waratahs
Mixed emotions on that one ..
- I enjoy watching him play, so this is good ... 2. He plays against us.
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He's another Australian player who was really good at one point in 2011, and then sorta hasn't been since.
It's good for rugby down here he's back though, good for the Super competition, good for the Wallabies, good to get a player coming the other way for once. I hope he goes well.
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He's another Australian player who was really good at one point in 2011, and then sorta hasn't been since.
It's good for rugby down here he's back though, good for the Super competition, good for the Wallabies, good to get a player coming the other way for once. I hope he goes well.
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@mariner4life Super Rugby wise he was pretty awesome for the Tahs in their title winning season of 2014.
@KiwiMurph I've blanked that season out.
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I blame the Brisbane 10s
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@Tim seems fair, luckily for the chiefs, its 'only' the rebels next week.
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That tackle was at the opposite end of the spectrum to Luatua's. No complaints from a Chiefs fan.
@Bovidae said in Super Rugby News:
That tackle was at the opposite end of the spectrum to Luatua's. No complaints from a Chiefs fan.
No shit a Chiefs fan is happy with that, no red card and three weeks less than Luatua's. What a joke.
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@Bovidae said in Super Rugby News:
That tackle was at the opposite end of the spectrum to Luatua's. No complaints from a Chiefs fan.
No shit a Chiefs fan is happy with that, no red card and three weeks less than Luatua's. What a joke.
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@Bovidae said in Super Rugby News:
That tackle was at the opposite end of the spectrum to Luatua's. No complaints from a Chiefs fan.
No shit a Chiefs fan is happy with that, no red card and three weeks less than Luatua's. What a joke.
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@Kirwan Luatua tackled a player without the ball so there is clearly a difference. The angle of the arm and contact area also differs.
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@Bovidae said in Super Rugby News:
@Kirwan Luatua tackled a player without the ball so there is clearly a difference. The angle of the arm and contact area also differs.
Yes, Luatua used his arm while Leitch used his shoulder!
