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- Police: Teen rugby player dies at NY school
- Rugby has sold its soul to TV audience
- Saracens set for South African rugby invasion: BBC
- Gardaàarrest 14 in rugby player murder inquiry
- Tim Sheens appointed as Australia rugby league coach
- Anderson beats Benji to Japanese rugby
- Court appoints new rugby chairman after long-running struggle for …
Police: Teen rugby player dies at NY school
Newsday NY -
- Authorities say a teenage rugby playerhas died on the field at a. Suffolk County police say the 17-year-old William Floyd HighSchool senior collapsed around 3:30 p. Tuesday at the highschool in.
Rugby has sold its soul to TV audience
Telegraph.co.uk United Kingdom -
If you need a reason to indulge in those places then you’re not the type to appreciate what you’re getting. No the point is that the game and its supporters were in harmony a union of minds and souls. The very fact that rugby’s equivalent of football’s home international championship has not only survived but thrived is proof of that. There is a deep-rooted allegiance not just to the team but to the event itself. It’s rugby’s umbilical cord. Trips to Paris and Edinburgh and Dublin have become part of a family’s folklore passed down through the generations. John Taylor’s touchline conversion at Murrayfield David Sole’s slow Grand Slam walk Jean-Pierre Rives’s bloodied face even Scott Gibbs’s act of grand larceny at Wembley for goodness’ sake.
Saracens set for South African rugby invasion: BBC
AFP -
It is believed that the players who have been told they will not be retained will be replaced largely by players from those two Super 14 squads. The English Premiership club did add that they were trying to help the players sort out their futures. “The club is already working with the various players’ agents and the PRA (Professional Rugby Players’ Association) to assist in securing their futures and without exception the club will act decently and honestly. “This has been a difficult week but the reality is that Saracens is not immune to the economic realities being faced by many companies across the country. “Jones who acted as a special consultant for the 2007 World Cup winning South Africans announced on February 9 that he would not be staying on after the end of the season for ‘personal reasons’ despite holding a three year contract and having been in the post for just a year. Venter a former Springbok international has previous experience in England having coached London Irish.
Gardaàarrest 14 in rugby player murder inquiry
Irish Times Ireland -
Seven men and seven women were arrested during a series of early morning raids on properties in counties Limerick Tipperary and Dublin in a preplanned operation involving more than 70 gardaí. The majority of the arrests were made in Limerick where a total of 12 people were arrested by gardaí yesterday morning at several addresses on the southside of the city. Five men and five women were arrested at 7am while two more people a man and a woman were arrested at 11am as part of the Garda operation. A 41-year-old man was arrested near Bansha in Co Tipperary while a woman in her 20s was arrested in Coolock Dublin.
Tim Sheens appointed as Australia rugby league coach
The Canadian Press Australia -
The 58-year-old Sheens the most experienced coach in National Rugby League history with 568 games was appointed Tuesday to replace Ricky Stuart whose contract as Australia coach ended after the Kangaroos’ World Cup final loss to New Zealand last November. Stuart decided not to reapply after being sanctioned and fined by the International Rugby League Federation for verbally abusing a World Cup referee and an England official in the team hotel the morning after the final. Sheens got the job ahead of Manly’s NRL premiership winning coach Des Hasler and Mal Meninga who is the most-capped Australian rugby league international of all time and who has guided Queensland to three successive State-of-rigin series wins over New South Wales. Sheens’ first match will be the May 8 Test against New Zealand in Brisbane.
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Anderson beats Benji to Japanese rugby
Sydney Morning Herald Australia -
We use an id here to be able to jump to this section. –> Anderson beats Benji to Japanese rugby. –> Steve Jancetic February 24 2009 – 7:54PM Fraser Anderson has beaten Benji Marshall to the Japanese rugby union punch with the Cronulla utility gaining an immediate release from his NRL contract to switch codes on Tuesday. While all eyes were on Marshall and his possible off-season move to Japan Anderson snuck under everybody’s guard to secure a lucrative two-year deal in Japan believed to be worth three times his current Sharks contract. Anderson’s manager Lance Thompson had been in negotiations with Cronulla about a two-year extension to his existing deal which had been due to expire at the end of this season. “There was no way we could match the money being offered to Fraser and while disappointed to be losing a player of his ability we have decided to allow him to accept this opportunity” Sharks chief executive Tony Zappia said. With the start of the Japanese pre-season still some months away Anderson asked the Sharks if he could stay on at the club until his departure.
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Court appoints new rugby chairman after long-running struggle for …
The Canadian Press New Zealand -
The ruling of Acting Chief Justice Warwick Andrew reinstating former chair Taumoepeau follows broadcaster Sangstar Saulala’s election as chairman at the union’s annual meeting in early February. Saulala chaired the union until his four-year term expired after the 2007 Rugby World Cup. After a period outside of the role he was re-elected this month with the support of most Tongan clubs. Tamumeopeau and board member Mark Holjensen challenged the election through the Supreme Court at Nuku’alofa which released its judgment on Feb.