Wednesday Morning Round Up

Wednesday Morning Round Up

Springbok assistant steps down ahead of the Rugby World Cup

Springbok attack consultant Swys de Bruin advised Springbok management on Tuesday that he wished to be released from his role with the team ahead of the Rugby World Cup due to personal and medical reasons.

 

De Bruin made the request for “personal and medical reasons” and wished the team every success for the Rugby World Cup.

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Key trio sign new deals with the Hurricanes

Three key players have extended their stay with the Hurricanes ahead of the 2020 Super Rugby season.


Deadly finisher Wes Goosen and exciting young midfielder Peter Umaga-Jensen have signed on until at least the end of the 2021 Super Rugby season, while vastly experienced prop Ben May returns for his ninth season with the Hurricanes.

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All Blacks update with Ardie Savea

Rugby Australia apology would go 'long way' to resolving dispute, says Folau's lawyer

 
 
As his unfair dismissal case against Rugby Australia began, Israel Folau's lawyer said an apology to the player would go "a long way".
 
 

Israel Folau wants an apology from Rugby Australia (RA) that would go a long way to resolving his dispute with the governing body, his lawyer says.

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 EXCLUSIVE: Omar Mouneimne on the duel between modern attack and modern defence


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Bills running back Wade hopes to hinge hype to roster spot

Christian Wade turned heads as he scored on a 65-yard run on his first-ever touch in the NFL in last week's preseason opener.
 
 

Christian Wade certainly knows how to make an entrance, but building on his surprising first impression could prove to be a tougher task.

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