Is Tana Umaga still playing Super rugby?
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Yes he is playing for the Wellington Hurricanes. He has another year on his contract with them and there is talk of him going to Europe.
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Wake up to yourself Markus!  The All Black backs will cream the Welsh backs and win convincingly.  Wales don't have 1 super star.  The All Blacks have tons.  I do like the Welsh frontrow though...
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looks like he was last playing for a team in Slovenia in 02-03.. probably not playing professionally anymore
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Richie McCaw\n\nRichard Hugh "Richie" McCaw (born December 31, 1980 in Oamaru) is one of New Zealand's top rugby players.\n\nAfter being selected for the All Blacks for their end of year tour to Europe in late 2001 (before even playing a full season of the Super 12), he has cemented himself a spot in the All Blacks number 7 jersey. As a youngster McCaw was brought up in North Otago, and started his rugby career as a seven year old. He was selected for the Otago Boys 1st XV and obviously made an impression as he was selected for both Under 19 and Under 21 National sides.
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You may get around NZD$100-$500.\n\nTry selling it on www.trademe.co.nz  (The NZ version of eBay)\n\nI'm sure there are some Rugby fans out there who would be interested. \nIt might help to try and decipher some of the signatures.... Jonah Lomu, Tana Umaga, Christian Cullen, Piri Weepu....would all be valuable signatures.\n\nGood luck :)
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if you go onto the student rugby league web site it will have a full list of school and university level teams both male and female. the web address is srl.co.uk i think!!
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They play rugby all-year round now.\nSuper 14 starts in Feb!!
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It wasn't a great game, but of course the weather conditions were hardly ideal. I was surprised how much running play there was considering the wet ball. \nThe All Blacks never looked like being beaten, but it was closer than many predicted. My man of the match: Byron Kelleher.\nGo the AB's next weekend against Argentina!
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George Musarurwa Gregan AM (born 19 April 1973 in Lusaka, Zambia) is an Australian rugby union scrum-half who has made more appearances for his national team than any other player in the sport's history and the most capped rugby union player in the world. \nGregan's family moved to Australia when he was one year old, and he grew up in Canberra where he was educated at St Edmund's College. After representing Australia at under-19 and under-21 level, he made his first appearance for the Wallabies in 1994. He made an immediate impact for the team, making a try-saving tackle on All Black Jeff Wilson that directly led to Australia winning the Bledisloe Cup that year.
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Me! GO AllBlacks! You should visit New Zealand in their winter and catch some games!
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canterbury crusaders. 10 years or pro footy, 4 titles. pretty damn good.\nAlso the All Blacks, the most successful international sports team in the world -over the past 100 years - so im told. Pretty friggin good!
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i love rugby. i grew up next to a rugby park, i never miss a game.
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Depends on what federation the match takes place. If it took place in WWE most likely umaga would win and if it took place in TNA most likely Joe would win. Personally I think Umaga is more talented. Joe is way too overrated and overhyped. Umaga is bigger and stronger, they're probably equal in athletism but Umaga is in better shape. Joe either needs to work on his body or wear a shirt because its hard to watch his body flab wobble all over the ring. Neither one of them cut great promos but considering Umaga never speaks I guess you could probably give the charsma edge to joe. Overall I think Joe will have the better career only because they're pushing him to be like the next goldberg in TNA and because the WWE writing team is pathetic and will never get Umaga over properly. But to me Umaga is better then Joe, so i guess in my fantasy match Umaga would beat Joe and stay undefeated.
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Jerry Collins (born 4 November 1980 in Apia, Samoa) is a prominent New Zealand rugby player. He has been a stalwart at blind-side flanker for the New Zealand national side, the All Blacks, since 2004. Prior to that he played in the number 8 jersey (due to the fact that the captain at that time, Reuben Thorne, played blindside flanker). He is currently regarded as one of the best players in his position in world rugby. He is revered for his tenacity, fierce physicality and ability to play through pain.\n\nCollins, who grew up in Wellington, also represents the Hurricanes in Super 14 and the Wellington Lions in New Zealand's National Provincial Championship.\n\nSince debuting for the All Blacks in 2001, Collins has gone on to play 27 test matches.\n\nCollins weighs in at 107 kg and is 1.91 meters in height, and is the cousin of former All Blacks captain Tana Umaga.
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South Africa vs World XV
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I agree -  you just have to watch this young guy play at international test level.\n\nHe was the main man for All Blacks in their 3-0 series win over the British and Irish Lions last year.\n\nHis 33-point haul in the 48-18 second test victory in Wellington was described by some as the most complete performance in the game's history. (NZ Herald)\n\nIn our biggest game last year for the 'grand slam' he set up the two tries which helped beat world champions England 23-19 at Twickenham.\n\n"Carter was the clear winner for IRB player of the year from a short list that included fellow All Blacks Richie McCaw and Tana Umaga and Springbok duo Bryan Habana and Victor Matfield" (NZ Rugby News)\n\nJeez he's a helluva kicker - easily the best all round player. Thats how.
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Yes. France did and PNG do. It is the national sport of PNG. There are minor leagues in other countries such as the Lebanon. The following nations are members of the Rugby League International Federation.\n\n* Australia \n* Cook Islands \n* Fiji \n* France \n* Great Britain \n* New Zealand \n* Papua New Guinea \n* Russia \n* Samoa \n* South Africa \n* Tonga \n\nOf those, Australia has played tests against England, New Zealand, France and PNG. England, Scotland and Wales have also played international matches outside of Great Britain.\n\nThe non-test nations include:\n\n* Argentina \n* American Samoa \n* Canada \n* Estonia \n* Georgia \n* Germany \n* Greece \n* Ireland \n* Italy \n* Jamaica \n* Japan \n* Lebanon \n* Malta \n* Moldova \n* Morocco \n* Portugal \n* New Caledonia \n* Netherlands \n* Niue \n* Serbia \n* Singapore \n* Solomon Islands \n* Tokelau \n* United States \n* Wales \n* West Indies