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  1. 31st August 2019, 07:54 AM #141
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    Internationals, France V Italy, Fiji V Tonga , Wales V Ireland , Georgia V Scotland , Team lists and game times.



    International Hub: Navidi to captain Wales, Scotland ring changes for Georgia | RUGBY.com.au
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  2. 31st August 2019, 07:59 AM #142
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    World Cup, the team lists so far.



    Rugby World Cup Squad Hub: All the teams for Japan 2019 | RUGBY.com.au
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  3. 31st August 2019, 08:01 AM #143
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    The NRC testing new laws for Rugby.


    McKay NRC Column: Law trials create a new unknown in 2019 | RUGBY.com.au
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    Super Rugby, REDS rely on home grown talent for 2020. I was excited when Brad Thorn was appointed coach, more excited for QLD rugby now. It may not happen in one season, but it will happen. QLD back on top, to flog the show pony Waratahs. EDIT. James O'Connor back where he belongs, with the right attitude.



    Reds elevate homegrown talent to finalise Super Rugby squad for 2020 | RUGBY.com.au
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    How should Australia approach this weekend's Samoa test? And why have extra players flown to the training camp?


    https://www.theroar.com.au/2019/09/0...ys-samoa-test/
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    Looking more and more like England will be favourites for the World Cup. A strong aggressive forward pack, and huge fast back line. An Aussie coach, with a Kiwi assistant. They just look too good to me.


    Have England come good for the Rugby World Cup just in the nick of time?
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    World Cup preview pool A.



    https://www.theroar.com.au/2019/09/0...series-pool-a/
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    Wallabies team to play Samoa.



    Pocock to captain Wallabies for Samoa Test | Qantas Wallabies
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    World Cup preview, Pool B


    Rugby World Cup 2019 preview series: Pool B
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    The new rules trialling during the NRC put to the test. The 50/22 or 22/50 just confuse me. Probably just me.




    Early days, but some of these NRC Law Variations have merit
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