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  • KiwiwombleK Offline
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    replied to Canes4life on last edited by Kiwiwomble
    #402

    @Canes4life agreed, loss of one potentially good player should not be a too bad for us, we should be able to develop other options....but gaining him could be a sea change for Fiji

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    Good for the Drua but I don't think Armstrong-Ravula starts for a while.

    Caleb Muntz is only 23 himself.

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    @Chris said in Super Rugby 2024:

    @Nepia

    Yep that is what I hear,The NZR were not interested apparently which is strange considering he is eligible.The Crusaders did approach the NZR which they have to for all signings with that idea of NZ u/20s for 2024 but NZR did not pick up the ball.

    edit The Crusaders apparently are looking for a First Five with experience to cover Burke and Kemera which makes sense.

    Marty Banks is available.

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    #405

    @frugby
    Pass

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    It looks like Moana Pasifika have lost Tima Fainga'anuku to the Melbourne Rebels (assuming it's a typo in the image below and not someone else). This is the Rebels squad for their upcoming tour to Japan:

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    #407

    Well. Seems some NRL pundits are barking up the wrong tree with this one https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/news-2023-the-mole-roger-tuivasa-sheck-clone-solomon-alaimalo-clubs-offer/79c60a6f-ef8e-49ee-8946-b8375613aa14

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  • KiwiwombleK Offline
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    replied to SouthernMann on last edited by
    #408

    @SouthernMann he'll always be a disappointment (not personally as i know he had issues) just the opportunity missed, could have been just what we needed

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    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/super-rugby/300987183/optimism-crusader-fergus-burke-wont-miss-entire-super-rugby-campaign-with-achilles-injury

    Fergus Burke will miss the remainder of Canterbury’s NPC campaign, but there’s better than expected news for the Crusaders.

    Burke busted his Achilles during Canterbury’s quarterfinal win against Auckland last week, prompting fears the man tasked with filling Japan-bound Richie Mo’unga’s boots would miss the entire Super Rugby season.

    However, while Burke is set to go under the knife in the coming weeks, it’s understood the Crusaders are optimistic he could return shortly after the team’s round seven bye in mid-April.

    That’s a roughly six-month time-frame for the 24-year-old, who was carried off the field in Christchurch after going down in a heap with a non-contact injury.

    The Highlanders will need to source another lock with confirmation Dunshea has suffered yet another serious injury.

    Limited to 22 games for the Crusaders the past seven years due to a lousy run of injuries, including a damaged pectoralis major – the largest muscle of the anterior chest wall – early this year, Dunshea signed a two-year deal with the Highlanders in July.

    He is set to undergo surgery in Christchurch this week, and is expected to be sidelined longer than Burke due to the severity of his rupture, Bourke said.

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    replied to Tim on last edited by
    #410

    @Tim god fucking damn it

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    replied to Kiwiwomble on last edited by
    #411

    @Kiwiwomble yeah, that's pretty shitty.

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    @Stargazer said in Super Rugby 2024:

    It looks like Moana Pasifika have lost Tima Fainga'anuku to the Melbourne Rebels (assuming it's a typo in the image below and not someone else). This is the Rebels squad for their upcoming tour to Japan:

    alt text

    Unless he has switched to tighthead prop, then bizarrely it seems it isn't a typo!

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    @frugby Yes, I see what you mean. It definitely must be someone else!

    For who doesn't understand these comments, this is the most recent Rebels team line-up.

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    @Stargazer

    Member of the Junior Wallabies, prop from Brothers.

    Rugby Australia  /  May 5, 2021

    New faces in Junior Wallabies second camp of 2021

    New faces in Junior Wallabies second camp of 2021
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    Is anyone else on the Fern aware of this
    Good news for Drua team as Australian Govt had sponsored them along with the Moana Pacifica team for a Whopping $52 million four year deal bulk of the money going to Drua.

    This is a funding up to the next 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia.

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    replied to Chris on last edited by
    #416

    @Chris I knew about the Drua, but not MP.

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    @Chris that's crazy when RA have just announced they're going to take on up $60 million in debt over the same period. Be interested to see how much funding they get.

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    replied to Chris on last edited by
    #418

    @Chris said in Super Rugby 2024:

    Is anyone else on the Fern aware of this
    Good news for Drua team as Australian Govt had sponsored them along with the Moana Pacifica team for a Whopping $52 million four year deal bulk of the money going to Drua.

    This is a funding up to the next 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia.

    Aus government funding MP?....am i mistaken (wouldn't be the first time) that the MP licence was a NZR one, thats why they were based in NZ etc...seems a bit werid

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    #419

    Isn't the Drua a NZ license too?

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    #420

    @Kirwan i wasn't sure it Drua was Aus and MP was Nz and thats why they played in the different "conferences"

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    @Kirwan said in Super Rugby 2024:

    Isn't the Drua a NZ license too?

    Yes

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