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  1. Fourie faces six week lay-off

    The Bulls coaching staff are sweating over the knee injury obtained by Fourie du Preez at practice on Tuesday. Read more

  2. Stormers may snap up Jaco

    Jaco van der Westhuyzen could join the Stormers for the Vodacom Super 14, in what would be a massive boost for the Cape franchise. Read more

  3. Bosman’s back at 10

    Meyer Bosman will start as flyhalf for the Cheetahs for their clash with the Force in Perth, a warm up for the upcoming Super 14. Read more

  4. Now Du Preez’s down

    The Bulls captaincy curse continues as Fourie du Preez hobbled out of training earlier this afternoon. Read more

  5. Cats are smelling like Roses

    Earl Rose could start for the Cats against his old Stormers team-mates at Ellis Park on 11 February. Read more

  6. Barry backed, Jean’s not jolted

    De Wet Barry will captain the Stormers in 2006, but Jean de Villiers will not be forced into the outside backs. Read more

  7. Sharks staring down the barrel

    As expected there were few surprises as South Africa’s five Super 14 franchises named their 30 man squads. Read more

  8. No panic for Meyer as Matfield sidelined

    Fourie du Preez will captain the Bulls in Victor Matfield’s absence against the Stormers at Newlands next Saturday in a warm-up for the Super 14. Read more

  9. Packing for Perth

    Rassie Erasmus believes the Cheetahs warm-up match in Perth on Saturday provides perfect preparation for the Super 14. Read more

  10. Sinking his demons

    After years of private battles and time in the shadows, Lukas van Biljon has emerged as the key forward as the Cats gear up for the Super 14. Read more

  11. Matfield blow for Bulls

    Bulls captain Victor Matfield will miss his side’s next two warm-up matches after hurting his right knee against the Cats at Ellis Park on Saturday. Read more

  12. Kabamba hat-trick sinks Spears

    The Cheetahs began their preparations for the Super 14 with a 48-0 romp against the Spears in Port Elizabeth. Read more

  13. Why Spears are screwed

    Players from the South African Super 14 team relegated at the end of this year’s competition will not be available to play for the Southern Spears in 2007. Read more

  14. Butched Sharks turn to Monty

    The confusion surrounding the fitness of Butch James continues as he was excluded from the Sharks’ official 30 man squad for the Super 14. Read more

  15. Habana’s true to the blue

    Bryan Habana has signed an extended contract with the Bully Boys until the end of 2009. Read more

  16. Spies switches to 8

    Former wing Pierre Spies will start as No 8 when the Bully Boys continue their Super 14 preparations in two warm-up fixtures against the Cats at Ellis Park tomorrow. Read more

  17. Ludeke: Why I stuck with Snyman

    Frans Ludeke has surprised many by including Tiaan Snyman as second choice flyhalf in the Cats squad at the expense of Nel Fourie and Naas Olivier. Read more

  18. Reds will rule again

    Coach-elect Eddie Jones believes the Queensland Reds will become a rugby powerhouse within three years. Read more

  19. Naas’s big break

    Leopards flyhalf Naas Olivier was given the opportunity of a lifetime when he was invited to Stormers training. Read more

  20. Draft dodged, transformation paramount

    South Africa’s five franchises have submitted unchanged 30 man squads for the inaugural Super 14, with none exercising the option to draft a player from outside their region. Meanwhile Saru has laid express guidelines for the execution of transformation in the competition. Read more