How are the Springbocks doing this season? Don't get much news of them in the USA>?
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Lost to France on 26 Nov 2005 (26 - 20)\nBeat Wales on 19 Nov 2005 (16 - 33)\nBeat Argentina on 5 Nov 2005 (23 - 34)\nLost to New Zealand on 27 August 2005 (31 - 27)\nBeat Australia on 20 Aug 2005 (19 - 22)\nBeat New Zealand on 6 Aug 2005 (22 - 16)\nSo, overall not to badly\nTri Nations coming up shortly
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I think they have the best chance to win the world cup it's true... they're machines! They may choke.... but all teams have those bad games! I think they'll be in an ideal position with Carter on the field!\n\nBut I'd LOVE to see Ireland win! We've had some absolutely shocking seasons and now things are really coming together! Blistering back-line and a scrummage pack that took SA to the sword last weekend! It'll prove a valuable benchmark if we can win all our autumn internationals! \n\nThe other teams fanciable are the Austrailians and maybe France if they're on form on the day! Wales under their new coach may suprise a few!!! England don't have a chance of retaining their world cup..... Austrilia should have won that on the day..... shame he missed that last penalty... then it all would have been so different!
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Watching in the UK. They  are a bit emotional during England matches but I must say they have been quite objective especially with the lesser known teams although sometimes you do detect a trace of them patronizing weaker teams.
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They play rugby all-year round now.\nSuper 14 starts in Feb!!
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aww I love them too! I dont think they've been in the states for awhile. I thought they took a break. But Im glad to hear that they're still preforming!
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sonny bill will help them win games but not the premiership.. on the other hand.. joey johns and the knight can go all the way.. the are the form team.. and with joey anything can happen.. i mean anything. look @ state of orgin last year and when joey didnt play 4 the knights....\nthe knights also have excellant service from dunny half, a red hot fullback. a decent forward pack lead by the ever green craig smith, simpson and josh perry. \njust look a the dragons.. they filled with internationals but the still cant win.. its all in the heart.. and the knights have that this year...\nlet 2006 be the year of the knights.. yet again
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i'm a big fan of NZ Rugby, they're this team has power\nin the forwards and speed in backs, they are also great support players leading up to trys......i'm a big fan of Dan Carter.(yes they are the best international sports team)\nLONG LIVE THE KIWI'S.............
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Me! GO AllBlacks! You should visit New Zealand in their winter and catch some games!
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Albeit the game has been and gone; I know that www.allblacks.com has live score/match updates for the remaining Northern Hempishere tour. However, they dont have a live feed or streaming download, like watching on tv etc
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This series is all about pride...and my pride will not allow me to say Queensland...lol.It's going to be a tough series I think. Injuries and the like always take their toll. However the blues have adequate replacements for the players that are out or injured.I think Gower will do the job at Half Back. He shouldn't be under estimated, he knows what it will take. As do all the players. I think it will be close, but NSW will win the series this year
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i think that they are better matched than south africa would have been.it's going to be a very interesting game to watch!i'll lay my odds with the aussies though cricket is unpredictable!
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Yes they were pretty good. They stood their ground against strong teams. I would love to see them in 2010 but i think it will be tough with Yorke & John retiring.
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Future is looking good and bright. The team has reched its lowest that it can not go any further down from here. Hence, it can look forward to a better performance from here on. If you remember even prior to start of  the last world cup, we were at the lowest and in our first few matches against low placed teams like Holland we won with difficulty, but after that we reached the finals and lost.\n\nHence, its good that we have not peaked at the wrong time, but we should now start gethering momentum to peak at world cup. Hopefully, by that time we will have few changes in our team for better.
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It's improving constantly, which is great for rugby as a whole. Their introduction of club sides into European competition and more internationals are really bringing the team along. I don't think they will be bottom of the 6 nations next year. As long as they don't beat Scotland in the World Cup I'll be happy.
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France 11   New Zealand 23\n\nFrance: (5) 11\nTries: Heymans\nPens: Yachvili (2)\n\nNew Zealand: (16) 23\nTries: Rokocoko, Nonu\nCon: Carter (2)\nPens: Carter (3)\n\nNew Zealand beat France for the second time in seven days to further enhance their status as overwhelming favourites for next year's World Cup.\n\nDespite an early shock when a Cedric Heymans try put France 5-3 ahead, an upset never looked likely in Paris.\nDaniel Carter's kicking and tries either side of the break from Joe Rokocoko and Ma'a Nonu had the All Blacks 23-5 ahead after 50 minutes.\nFrance battled but could only respond with two Dmitry Yachvili penalties.\nNew Zealand demolished France 47-3 in Lyon last week and were quickly ahead again when Carter slotted an early penalty\nBut the 80,000 crowd in the Stade de France was ignited when Kiwi full-back Leon MacDonald dropped a high ball, allowing Heymans to scamper over in the corner.\n\nIf there were any nerves on the All Blacks side, the peerless Carter soon banished them with two penalties.\n\nAnd with half-time approaching the New Zealanders landed a killer blow, combining superbly following a midfield break from MacDonald to send Rokocoko in at the corner.\n\nCarter converted to give the All Blacks a useful 16-5 lead at the break and when centre Nonu powered over from close range early in the second half, the result was beyond doubt.\nFrance did not capitulate, however, and dominated possession in the closing stages without ever really threatening the New Zealand line.\nYachvili did land his second penalty with two minutes to play but the Parisian crowd greeted the decision to kick for goal with derisory whistles.\nFrance coach Bernard Laporte said: "The All Blacks are a very good side, we know that, but if we hadn't had conceded that try at the end of the first half, it would not have been the same match."\n\nFrance: Elhorga; Rougerie, Fritz, Jauzion, Heymans; Traille, Elissalde; Miloud, Ibanez (capt), de Villiers, Nallet, Pape, Bonnaire, Martin, Vermeulen.\nReplacements: Szarzewski, Marconnet, Jacquet, Betsen, Yachvili, Marty, Dominici.\n\nNew Zealand: MacDonald; Rokocoko, Muliaina, Nonu, Sivivatu; Carter, Kelleher; Woodcock, Mealamu, Hayman, Jack, Williams, Collins, McCaw, So'oialo.\nReplacements: Hore, Tialata, Eaton, Masoe, Ellis, Evans, McAlister.\n\nHope this helps\nPHIL
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I have been living outside the Pacific off and on for the past 3 years, and have yet to find any live feeds for Super 14 (Super 12) games, with or without video.\n\nGood luck!
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When the Springbok team for the UK tour was picked, Jake White and his management team was informed by SA Rugby that they would support him all the way if he takes a inexperienced team on tour. The plan was to see how good the backup players would perform. Well the first test was a total nightmare and now several of unions that supported his decision, has now turned around and asked SA Rugby to cancel Jake White's contract.\n\nJake White & Andy Robinson is in the same boat. Will be a do or die test for both off them. England has picked a very experienced side, and the Springboks will ones again play with players out of position. So it's going to tuff, but I believe that the team with best decipline will win