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[Guest Big H]

The Blue Bulls are going to win the Curry Cup

 

Haa haaaa

 

Bulls may win the Curry Cup' date=' but then WP will go on and win the Currie Cup, the one that actually matters

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..... have you got permission from jagwil to take over as the official Hub spellchecker...... he will send them guys with the wide brimmed hats and black coats to sort you out!!!!!!!!!

[scotty]

They have to make the semi's 1st.

the bulls already won the Tri-Nations ' date=' what or who are stopping them from winning the cup ?[/quote']

 

The local teams are tougher than the aussies and all blacks

[ASTANA]

The freekin bulls will prob win because the WP and sharks are playing in UK and France! - Go Munster and Racing Metro!!

 

The blue bulls --- Love the player hate the team!

 

WP all the way

 

[Gert Janse v Rensburg]

They have to make the semi's 1st.

the bulls already won the Tri-Nations ' date=' what or who are stopping them from winning the cup ?[/quote']

 

 

WEEEE PEEEE gaan hulle stop.....

 

Of sorry.... het hulle klaar gestop 2naweke terug.....

 

 

 

 

[ASTANA]

french top 14 !

 

Racing Metro - Andrew Mehrtens ,  Sabastian Chabal , Francois Steyn and many more star players!

 

Not even to mention all the other teams, Stade Francais , Toulouse , Burgoin

 

Its like the IPL of rugby. Soon this will be the league to watch, if its not already there!

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frantic close season saw an avalanche of big-name transfers from

English clubs including fly-half Wilkinson, who has joined up at

ambitious Toulon, centres Ricky Flutey and Jamie Noon who opted for

Brive, Iain Balshaw and Ayoola Erinie at Biarritz and flanker Tom

Palmer who will move to Paris to play for Stade Francais.

 

  

 

The English were not the only ones in demand by big-spending French clubs.

 

  

 

Springbok star Francois Steyn has signed on at newly-promoted

Racing-Metro, Scottish full-back Hugo Southwell heads to Stade

Francias, while Argentine Juan-Martin Fernandez-Lobbe and Felipe

Contepomi will also display their talents at Toulon where Philippe

Saint-Andre has taken over as coach after his years spent at Sale.

 

  

 

On top of that, the new season will see the return of several top

bracket French players such as the hugely popular powerhouse Sebastien

Chabal, who moves to Racing-Metro alongside another newcomer, national

skipper Lionel Nallet, Julian Dupuy and Benjamin Kayser, who have both

joined Stade Francais from Leicester and Sebastian Bruno who moves with

Saint-Andre from Sale to Toulon.