SA Rugby has confirmed that the seven teams participating in the new domestic competition will battle for Vodacom Super Rugby Unlocked and Currie Cup honours at various intervals of the tournament which kicks off next month.
Stormers coach John Dobson has confirmed the team will play at Newlands throughout the restructured domestic season, starting with an internal warm-up contest this weekend.
The investor looking to acquire a controlling majority share in WP Rugby believes former Springbok coach Peter de Villiers could add value in an advisory capacity.
Stormers coach John Dobson says the team has engaged in open discussions over topics such as diversity and the BLM movement, and players will be free to choose how they take action, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Fans will not be allowed in the stadiums when local action resumes with Super Fan Saturday, but Vodacom will help them get behind their team next weekend.
Anticipation is growing for imminent confirmation of a ‘pre-season’ Super Hero Day at Loftus and an internal ‘North-South’ match in Cape Town to precede the Currie Cup, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
In a poll run by SA Rugby magazine, the overwhelming majority voted in favour of SA Rugby prioritising a full-strength Currie Cup over taking part in the Rugby Championship with limited game time.
The investors looking to buy a controlling majority share in WP Rugby could consider expanding the Stormers’ trade name in different rugby leagues around the world.
Vodacom Bulls coach Jake White chats about talented youngster Elrigh Louw, playing in empty stadiums once a domestic competition kicks off, and facing the British & Irish Lions next year, on this week’s episode of ‘No Holds Barred’.
Wing Rabz Maxwane has opened about why he moved to the Lions, what he hopes to achieve, and working towards his Bok dream.
