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  • TimT Away
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    Saracens have announced the signing of scrum-half Nic Stirzaker on a three-month deal which keeps him at the club until March.

    Editor  /  Jan 3, 2018  /  Uncategorized

    Saracens swoop for Stirzaker

    Saracens swoop for Stirzaker

    Saracens have announced the signing of scrum-half Nic Stirzaker on a three-month deal that keeps him at the Premiership club until March.

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    @tim said in Exodus 2018:

    Hame Faiva is playing for Treviso.

    Kiwis carving up the north. Marty Banks + 95

    Kiwis carving up the north. Marty Banks + 95

    The strong New Zealand influence at Benetton Treviso has helped the Italian club up to fifth position in Conference B of the Guinness PRO14.

    The number of Kiwis playing (or coaching) in Italy is interesting.

    Benetton Treviso is coached by Kiwi Kieran Crowley since 2016.
    Former Auckland, Northland and Blues player Dean Budd has been playing there since 2012 and has played for Italy at least 6 times.
    Jayden Hayward joined the team in 2014 and now also has 3 caps for Italy.
    Nasi Manu, Whetu Douglas, Marty Banks, Hame Faiva and Monty Ioane all arrived at the club in 2017.

    James Tucker joined Zebre in 2017.

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    @bones said in Exodus 2018:

    @jauzy019 said in Exodus 2018:

    Seta Tamanivalu set to join french club Bordeaux-Bègles according to Midi Olympique tomorrow.

    I dunno anymore. Do we get upset about a Fijian ditching the Abs and essentially committing himself to a hard push in 7s if he wants to play international rugby again?

    I was tearing up a bit but then I remembered his tackling attempt on Jonothan Davies.

    Good riddance.

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    @tim said in Exodus 2018:

    Saracens have announced the signing of scrum-half Nic Stirzaker on a three-month deal which keeps him at the club until March.

    Editor  /  Jan 3, 2018  /  Uncategorized

    Saracens swoop for Stirzaker

    Saracens swoop for Stirzaker

    Saracens have announced the signing of scrum-half Nic Stirzaker on a three-month deal that keeps him at the Premiership club until March.

    With Genia moving to Melbourne from the Reds, and Ruru being one of many Force players being signed, it's going to be a battle for game time at halfback. Unless he hopes to stay in Europe, this is not a smart move from Stirzaker if he wants to claim the 9 (or 21) jersey in Melbourne and has any ambitions to become a Wallaby. Maybe he's now thinking of an England or even Springbok jersey instead (he was born in England to South African parents) ?

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    @stargazer Stirzacker is lucky to get a Super Rugby spot at all - his form has gone backwards in a big way - had a very poor 2017.

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    @kiwimurph Hmm, the whole Rebels squad had a very poor 2017.

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    @stargazer I know - Im a season ticker holder. Stirzacker was trash.

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    I wouldn't be happy about this if I were a Scottish fan or a NZ fan.

    Unlike.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/42567208

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    @catogrande said in Exodus 2018:

    I wouldn't be happy about this if I were a Scottish fan or a NZ fan.

    Unlike.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/42567208

    Normally "Scottish-qualified" and "talent" is a misnomer.

    Their team is on the improve though. I'm not worried - no Kiwi born in NZ but with Scottish heritage is going to choose Scotland over NZ unless he has no chance of pulling on a black jersey.

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    Midol reported yesterday that Jarrad Hoeata will join Montpellier as injury cover for Jacques du Plessis, who is out injured for the rest of the season. Although it has not yet been confirmed officially by Montpellier, Hoeata tweeted last night tha he had landed in Paris and had one more flight to go, so I assume Midol has got this one right.

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    @billy-tell said in Exodus 2018:

    @catogrande said in Exodus 2018:

    I wouldn't be happy about this if I were a Scottish fan or a NZ fan.

    Unlike.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/42567208

    Normally "Scottish-qualified" and "talent" is a misnomer.

    Their team is on the improve though. I'm not worried - no Kiwi born in NZ but with Scottish heritage is going to choose Scotland over NZ unless he has no chance of pulling on a black jersey.

    I would.

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    @tim said in Exodus 2018:

    Not a lot of love for loose head props is there?

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    @mn5 easy to say when you have no shot at either...

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    @taniwharugby said in Exodus 2018:

    @mn5 easy to say when you have no shot at either...

    To be fair he was probably in with a shout for Scotland until a year or so ago.

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    @catogrande said in Exodus 2018:

    @taniwharugby said in Exodus 2018:

    @mn5 easy to say when you have no shot at either...

    To be fair he was probably in with a shout for Scotland until a year or so ago.

    MN5? Doubt he'd get a run for Scots College U14C team let alone Scotland

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    @stargazer said in Exodus 2018:

    @tim said in Exodus 2018:

    Hame Faiva is playing for Treviso.

    Kiwis carving up the north. Marty Banks + 95

    Kiwis carving up the north. Marty Banks + 95

    The strong New Zealand influence at Benetton Treviso has helped the Italian club up to fifth position in Conference B of the Guinness PRO14.

    The number of Kiwis playing (or coaching) in Italy is interesting.

    Benetton Treviso is coached by Kiwi Kieran Crowley since 2016.
    Former Auckland, Northland and Blues player Dean Budd has been playing there since 2012 and has played for Italy at least 6 times.
    Jayden Hayward joined the team in 2014 and now also has 3 caps for Italy.
    Nasi Manu, Whetu Douglas, Marty Banks, Hame Faiva and Monty Ioane all arrived at the club in 2017.

    James Tucker joined Zebre in 2017.

    Nearly as many as the number of Irish... 😉

    O’Shea head coach Italy
    Michael Bradley, head coach Zebre
    Stephen Aboud - Development
    Ian McKinley, flyhalf at Treviso and capped by O’Shea
    Ciaran Gaffney at Zebre
    Rory Parata at Zebre

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    @crucial said in Exodus 2018:

    @tim said in Exodus 2018:

    Not a lot of love for loose head props is there?

    Jeez Rory McIlroy sure knows how to waste his money. The salary bill at Ulster is way out of line given the shit return on their investments recently.

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    @frye said in Exodus 2018:

    @catogrande said in Exodus 2018:

    @taniwharugby said in Exodus 2018:

    @mn5 easy to say when you have no shot at either...

    To be fair he was probably in with a shout for Scotland until a year or so ago.

    MN5? Doubt he'd get a run for Scots College U14C team let alone Scotland

    Most of the fluffybunnies on here sound like they'd keel over walking a flight of stairs. I'd be a better shot than them.

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    @mn5 said in Exodus 2018:

    @frye said in Exodus 2018:

    @catogrande said in Exodus 2018:

    @taniwharugby said in Exodus 2018:

    @mn5 easy to say when you have no shot at either...

    To be fair he was probably in with a shout for Scotland until a year or so ago.

    MN5? Doubt he'd get a run for Scots College U14C team let alone Scotland

    Most of the fluffybunnies on here sound like they'd keel over walking a flight of stairs. I'd be a better shot than them.

    I dare say most of us could get fit faster than you'd learn to catch, pass and tackle... 😉

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