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BlitzBoks set sights on Olympics

9 years ago by Rugby 365

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Josh Isaacson chatted to South African Sevens coach Neill Powell ahead of their trip to New Zealand.

Hartley 'could be Lions captain'

9 years ago by Sky Sports Rugby

Ireland captain Rory Best believes Dylan Hartley's latest ban will not scupper the hooker's chances of leading the Lions in New Zealand this summer.

Hotshot: Leinster fly-half Joey Carbery

9 years ago by Rugby World

Date of birth 1 November 1995. Country IrelandGripping stuff: Joey Carbery playing for Ireland v Australia. (Photo: Inpho)You were born in New Zealand. Did you start your rugby there? Yes, at my school...

Eddie Jones: ‘I want England to be the best. You should never be satisfied’

9 years ago by The Guardian

England head coach has set his sights on the 2019 World Cup but says Dylan Hartley may not be captain by that time while Alun Wyn Jones is a shoo-in for the Lions armbandEven on a dark midweek January...

Blow for Connacht as two ex-All Blacks rule themselves out of head coaching role

9 years ago by Irish Independent

Connacht's search for a successor to Pat Lam will continue without two of the fancied contenders following confirmation that former All Blacks Tony Brown and Jono Gibbes are not in the running to take...

Falvey Appointed As Lions' Head Of Medical

9 years ago by Irish Rugby News

The British & Irish Lions today announced three major appointments for the 2017 tour to New Zealand, Head Analyst Rhodri Bown, Head of Medical Eanna Falvey and Head of Strength & Conditioning...

Aaron Cruden: New Zealand fly-half to join Montpellier in summer

9 years ago by BBC Rugby News

New Zealand fly-half Aaron Cruden is to join Montpellier on a three-year contract at the end of the Super Rugby season.

All Black Cruden inks Montpellier deal

9 years ago by Rugby 365

NEWS: World Cup-winning New Zealand flyhalf Aaron Cruden said Wednesday he had signed a three-year contract with French club Montpellier, ending months of speculation about his future.

All Blacks lose flyhalf Cruden to French club

9 years ago by Super Sport.com

All Blacks flyhalf Aaron Cruden will leave New Zealand at the end of this year's Super Rugby season after signing a three-year contract with French side Montpellier.

Aaron Cruden set for France with Montpellier move lined up

9 years ago by The Guardian

Flyhalf to leave New Zealand at end of Super Rugby seasonRemains eligible for All Blacks selection for Lions tour in June and JulyAll Blacks flyhalf Aaron Cruden will leave New Zealand at the end of this...