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2011 Rugby World Cup News

Hello and Welcome to 2011 Rugby World Cup News, a great place to kill time and find out about your favorite teams and how they stack up against each other, who will come out as Victors in 2011? Can the Mighty All Blacks break their hoodoo? Will the Wallibies make it Number 3? Or perhaps the Springboks? Or could it go once more to a Northern Hemisphere Team? Anyway you look at it, it is shaping up to be a great tournament! Enjoy the site, feel free to leave any comments or suggestions as to how we can improve this site, it is after all for you! Oh and one more thing, remember, when its all said and done, its just a Game............Yeah Right! 2011RWCN Administration

Archive for November, 2009

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  1. Coaches demand weary All Blacks keep focus

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    The All Blacks have been told not to drop their standards in a difficult final tour week as the second-stringers get one more chance in the spotlight against a powerful Barbarians side.

    » by admin on 11/30/2009 | Read Comments (0)
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  2. Coaches demand weary All Blacks keep focus

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    The All Blacks have been told not to drop their standards in a difficult final tour week as the second-stringers get one more chance in the spotlight against a powerful Barbarians side.

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  3. Flannery hails Ireland success

    Jerry Flannery claims Ireland’s near-perfect autumn shows they have kicked on from their Grand Slam success.

    » by Rangi J on 11/30/2009 | Read Comments (0)
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  4. Injuries add to Wales’ insult

    Wales are licking their wounds after seeing more stars pick up injuries after the defeat to Australia on Saturday.

    » by Rangi J on 11/30/2009 | Read Comments (0)
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  5. All Blacks get credit for manner of win

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    New Zealand’s season-ending rout of France got the thumbs up from most sections of the British media, especially for the manner in which it utilised the existing laws.

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  6. All Blacks get credit for manner of win

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    New Zealand’s season-ending rout of France got the thumbs up from most sections of the British media, especially for the manner in which it utilised the existing laws.

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    Filed under all blacks.

  7. Namibia claim Africa 1 spot for RWC 2011

    Namibia has won the battle for the Africa 1 qualification spot for rugby World Cup 2011 (RWC 2011) after defeating Tunisia over a two-match series

    » by admin on 11/30/2009 | Read Comments (0)
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  8. Namibia qualify for Rugby World Cup

    WINDHOEK, Namibia – Namibia qualified for a fourth straight rugby World Cup when it beat Tunisia 22-10 and swept their two-leg African playoffs today.Namibia won the first leg 18-13 two weeks ago, and the second was in doubt going…

    » by Rangi J on 11/30/2009 | Read Comments (0)
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  9. Rugby: All Blacks to play for other countries?

    A critical IRB vote this week will pave the way for dozens of former All Blacks to play for other countries at the next World Cup, if it is passed.In a move that could rock the foundations of the game, plans are in place to change…

    » by Rangi J on 11/30/2009 | Read Comments (0)
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  10. McCaw named player of the year

    New Zealand captain Richie McCaw won the International rugby Board player of the year award for 2009 and in doing so became the first player to win the award twice.

    » by admin on 11/29/2009 | Read Comments (0)
    Filed under Latest News, Wallabies.
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