I am having seriously awsome fun with getting to know the bloggers! We have a couple who participates on the site (although I hope Flasher Girl will be making a more regular appearance after this!) [...]
Super 14
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Lions get their first
Former All Black coach John Mitchell has quit as coach of the Force in order to take up a coaching job with the Lions in the inaugural Super 15. [...]
ITM Cup – Round 6 Preview
Never has a rugby players skiing holiday hit the headlines as much as what has been the case in New Zealand this week. Yes folks the Sonny Bill Williams show continues to roll on. [...]
What to do, what to do?
When John Plumtree was forced to send Pat Lambie in at flyhalf against the Lions, you got the feeling that it was pretty much a gamble that the coach was forced to make, after Steve Meyer ruled himself out for the season. A short-term fix, but not to worry, because replacements were on their way… [...]
Lions on an apparent Shopping spree
If media reports today are to be believed, the GLRU are on a serious shopping spree. [...]
A Personal little Miracle
It was an ordinary day, just like any other…and suddenly it CHANGED… [...]
Ask Adi A Question
Moving on from players whose commitment to the Bok jersey is being questioned, we have set up a SHARKSWORLD exclusive with a man whose commitment has never been questioned: Adi Jacobs!
SARU stand firm on SANZAR split
The South African Rugby Union on Monday stood its ground, despite the fall-out over a statement that their alliance with New Zealand and Australia – thereby with SANZAR – could come to an end after 2015. [...]
Moving on from Mapoe
Losing out on contracting Lionel Mapoe is a pretty bitter blow indeed for the Sharks and the powers that be will need to have a proper think about what to do next. Whatever your opinion happens to be on the way the matter was handled, the fact is, from a rugby point of view, having Mapoe in the squad would have added much-needed depth in a problem position. [...]
ITM Cup – Round 3 Preview
Last week we talked about the ‘dust settling’ after a hectic Round 1, which was littered with unpredictable results. This week we find ourselves sifting through the wreckage left from a set of Round 2 results that will take some time to decipher. [...]
Lions want Mitchell to stay
The Lions have set their sights on retaining John Mitchell for the Super 15 next year. [...]
Applauding decisive action
There’s been a lot of good news coming out of the Shark tank in recent weeks regarding new player acquisitions and I think that we, as fans who are often rather critical, should take this opportunity to congratulate the Sharks administration on the decisive (and necessary) steps that have been taken to bolster the squad ahead of next year’s Super 15. [...]
Oupa is hitting 100!!!…Again…
Since his debut in 1996 for Boland, one of our Old toppies is reaching yet another milestone in his long and fruitful rugby-career. [...]
Western Force appoint Mitchell’s replacement
The Emirates Western Force will continue to build on the strong foundations established in Perth with the appointment of Richard Graham as Head Coach from 2012. [...]
Someone save Southern Hemisphere rugby
A quick glance at the IRB world rankings will tell you that the Tri Nations teams are the best in the world, this has been so for a long time with only England and France being anything close to real threats to that dominance. Why then are players leaving Super 14 teams in their droves to play for European teams and to a lesser extent Japanese teams.
The answer lies simply in finances. [...]








