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    Wrampling starting at 13 for Te Awamutu today, must be on track to playing Super.

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    and in further good news TA won

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    Injury/availability update

    Chiefs co-captain Sam Cane is a day-by-day prospect for his team’s big Super Rugby Pacific match against the Brumbies in Hamilton on Saturday night as baby-watch continues.

    Outside backs Emoni Narawa and Etene Nanai-Seturo, who both missed the two-week trip across the ditch, are available this weekend, which could see Quinn Tupaea move back to the midfield following his impressive two-game effort out of position on the left wing.

    All Blacks halfback and co-captain Brad Weber – who injured a shoulder/neck against Moana Pasifika a fortnight ago – and one-test first five-eighth Josh Ioane – who got a whack in the ribs against the Hurricanes on April 3 – are also back training and should be available in the next week or so.

    The outlook is also surprisingly good for winger Shaun Stevenson, whose knee injury against Moana looked season-ending, but it turning out to be far less serious, with him already back running.

    Brodie Retallick is also nearing a return from his broken thumb suffered against the Crusaders on March 26. This weekend will mark six weeks since the injury, with the All Blacks lock, who is getting through a heap of individual running work at training, having initially been given a likely timeframe of six to eight weeks on the sideline.

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/super-rugby/128524491/sam-cane-a-daybyday-prospect-for-chiefs-as-babywatch-continues

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    Some good news.

    Nothing about Mafileo (back) or Norris though.

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    @Bovidae i heard norris was covid

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    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/super-rugby/128552137/dadtobe-sam-cane-to-play-against-brumbies-barring-something-pretty-drastic

    Mentioned in the article:

    McMillan has already had a similar situation this season with Emoni Narawa, who was a late scratching from the round-eight match against the Blues after his first child was born in the early hours of game-day.

    Meanwhile, the Chiefs have confirmed prop Sione Mafileo (neck) and loose forward Simon Parker (shoulder) would be joining prop Reuben O’Neill (neck) and midfielder Anton Lienert-Brown (shoulder) in the season-ending injury department.

    That is a different injury for Parker.

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    A story about Jonah Lowe. He is off-contract this year, and had only signed 1-yr contracts with the Chiefs.

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/super-rugby/128552152/a-winger-called-jonah-the-chiefs-fourtry-hero-named-after-the-great-one

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    @Bovidae The Chiefs would be crazy if they didn't offer him a new contract. Even if some of the younger outside backs have a higher ceiling (they still have to prove it), he's certainly the Chiefs' best performing wing. I can see him - longer term - moving back to centre eventually.

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    @Stargazer Lowe's quotes suggests it is him who wanted the flexibility of the 1-yr contracts. I am sure they would happily re-sign him.

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    @Stargazer
    Hmmm, the Chiefs midfield is cramped with talented players (ALB, Tupaea, Poihipi, Nankivell and maybe Wrampling) while we cannot say the same for the wings.

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    Unfortunately Gideon Wrampling re-injured his knee in the 1st half of his club match today. He bust through a number of tacklers and ended up on the ground just short of the tryline.

    If it's serious he might be out for a while. Hopefully we get some good news.

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    @Bovidae Sh*t news about the youngster! I was hoping to see more of him.

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    Ioane is keen to stay at the Chiefs.

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/super-rugby/128637116/josh-ioane-returns-from-painful-rib-injury-and-is-keen-to-extend-his-stay-at-the-chiefs

    This will largely depend on DMac's decision. Gatland still has 1 year left on his contract, while the contract duration of Trask and Reihana is unknown. I don't think you would carry four players who cover 1st 5 (3 of those also fullback) in your squad.

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    @Bovidae said in Chiefs 2022:

    Ioane is keen to stay at the Chiefs.

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/super-rugby/128637116/josh-ioane-returns-from-painful-rib-injury-and-is-keen-to-extend-his-stay-at-the-chiefs

    This will largely depend on DMac's decision. Gatland still has 1 year left on his contract, while the contract duration of Trask and Reihana is unknown. I don't think you would carry four players who cover 1st 5 (3 of those also fullback) in your squad.

    They should cut Trask lose.

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    @Bovidae re-sign Ioane, while his return was shaky, imo he's better than Gatland. DMac to 15 when he returns. I'd say cut Trask but he's from BOP so fat chance.

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    @Bovidae didnt Reihana only re-sign last year and given he hasnt had alot of chances nor kicked on, it would likely have only been for a year.

    I thought when Trask signed on, whenever it was, was a long term one, like 5 years?

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    @taniwharugby As I said, I haven't seen any official media release on the length of Trask's and Reihana's contracts. Trask first made the Chiefs in 2020, so if he did sign a 5-yr contract he still has 2 years remaining. Reihana has been contracted from 2021 so he might have been on a 1-yr deal, which was extended, or a 2-yr contract.

    Trask is a 1st 5 playing fullback, and lacks the top-end speed to be really effective at fullback. We saw that yesterday when Gordon caught him from behind.

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    @Bovidae said in Chiefs 2022:

    @taniwharugby As I said, I haven't seen any official media release on the length of Trask's and Reihana's contracts. Trask first made the Chiefs in 2020, so if he did sign a 5-yr contract he still has 2 years remaining.

    Or 3 years remaining if it was a 6yr contract.. that was the rumoured contract length

    Surely there would be out clauses etc

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    @Yeetyaah said in Chiefs 2022:

    I'd say cut Trask but he's from BOP so fat chance

    as someone who has supported this dumpster fire since day 1

    this is a really funny thing to read.

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