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‘Almost magnetic’: Prince of centres Horan says midfield can be long-term Wallabies combination

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1 December 2020 by Alan

Super Rugby in the news:

‘Almost magnetic’: Prince of centres Horan says midfield can be long-term Wallabies combination: He started the year as an unknown quantity but the prince of centres Tim Horan has given his nod of approval to Hunter Paisami and his burgeoning teammate Jordan Petaia to be the Wallabies’ long-term … “Super Rugby” – BingNews

New Zealand Rugby misses opportunity to reset as curtain falls on rough year: Covid-19 brought to the surface structural problems that already existed in the game and were largely self-inflicted … “Super Rugby” – BingNews

Pro14: IRFU supports plans to add South African sides to expanded competition: The Irish Rugby Football Union supports plans for South Africa’s four Super Rugby sides to join the Pro14, which would become the Pro16. “Super Rugby” – BingNews

Super Rugby: Blues bring back their coaching group for another crack in 2021: The Blues know a good thing when they’ve got it building, and have locked in their five-strong coaching group Super Rugby season. The franchise confirmed ahead of this week’s squad announcement for … “Super Rugby” – BingNews

‘PRO16’ could happen as early as New Year as IRFU stress need for players to be challenged: The lack of high-quality opposition in the Pro14 has become an increasing concern for the IRFU, who are fully behind the prospect of a Pro16. “Super Rugby” – BingNews

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