Jonah Lomu dies, age 40
1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.auNew Zealand Rugby has confirmed the death of All Blacks great Jonah Lomu at the age of 40. Lomu died unexpectedly in the early hours of Wednesday, NZ Rugby chief executive Steve Tew confirmed. “We’re...
All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu dies aged 40
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentFormer New Zealand rugby union player Jonah Lomu has died at the age of 40.
All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu dies aged 40
1 decade ago by The GuardianFormer All Blacks doctor confirmed news on Wednesday morning‘We’re all shocked and deeply saddened’, says New Zealand Rugby CEONew Zealand is mourning one of its greatest sporting heroes after the...
Rugby world in shock as Jonah Lomu dies aged 40
1 decade ago by The TimesThe New Zealand All-Blacks rugby legend Jonah Lomu, a man mountain who had blinding speed on the wing has died,...
Richie McCaw expected to announce retirement on Thursday
1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.auAll Blacks captain Richie McCaw is expected to announce his retirement from rugby in Wellington on Thursday. New Zealand Rugby announced the veteran flanker will attend a press conference just after midday...
Ian Foster signs All Blacks coaching extenson
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumIan Foster signs All Blacks coaching extenson
Tuesday Round-Up
1 decade ago by Ultimate RugbyEddie Jones to England?Bookmakers in the UK have slashed odds on Eddie Jones becoming the next England head coach, fuelling speculation he is in line to take over.Jones recently took up a post in Super...
All Blacks hold onto Foster
1 decade ago by Rugby 365NEWS: All Blacks assistant coach Ian Foster has extended his contract with New Zealand Rugby (NZR) through to 2017, NZR chief executive Steve Tew announced on Tuesday.
Sopoaga commits to Highlanders
1 decade ago by Rugby 365NEWS: The Highlanders announced that flyhalf Lima Sopoaga has recommitted to New Zealand Rugby and Super Rugby champions through until the end of the 2018 season.
Carter's horrific night of violence in SA
1 decade ago by Rugby 365All Blacks great Dan Carter has lifted the lid on a night of violence that left him fearing for his life in South Africa as a fledgling rugby player in 2002.
