All Black centre Sonny Bill Williams is demanding to become rugby league’s highest paid player if he’s to return to the NRL. It’s understood that SBW is demanding around A$800,000 and a host of other clauses and bonuses for a one-year return to League.
It sometimes seem that England are world champions at wasting talent. At national level and at club level English teams are far too worried about securing possession. No wonder England had trouble scoring tries against the better teams at the World Cup.Sir Graham Henry
The World Cup-winning coach Graham Henry has described England as “world champions at wasting talent” and as playing a game based on fear.
Not sure about these look-alikes, but some funny stuff. You agree?
A challenging 2012 campaign awaits the fallen Springboks as they enter a 12-step program to remedy their affliction, writes Quintin van Jaarsveld.
Follow the link to New Zealand website Stuff.co.nz to find out more about Dan Carter and Honor Dillon’s website this weekend.
All Blacks star Sonny Bill Williams has confirmed that his next fight will take place just days before the start of the Super Rugby season.
There has to be an incentive for guys not opting to go that (overseas) route. Players who want to go overseas would have to know that they are giving up the chance of playing in the Springbok jersey.Victor Matfield
Victor Matfield is urging South African rugby bosses to go down the All Blacks’ route and not pick overseas-based players for the national team. Do you agree?
Thanks to the guys over at RugbyDump.com for putting up this clip of Richie McCaw’s steal during Sunday’s Rugby World Cup semi-final. They’re calling it a ‘ninja steal’ and we tend to agree!
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