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BOULDER, CO -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 11/30/09 -- USA Rugby recently teamed up with Warner Bros. in an effort to promote the movie "Invictus" (PG-13), which will open nationwide on Dec. 11, to American rugby fans. From director Clint Eastwood, "Invictus" Full Article at Street Insider
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ESPN has agreed a rights deal to broadcast archive matches and footage from the history of the Rugby World Cup on ESPN Classic. Full Article at Digital Spy
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Peter De Villiers is fearful of the workload place on leading players © Getty Images Peter De Villiers has fired a warning to South African rugby chiefs, insisting that the workloads of leading players will need to be managed ahead of the 2011... Full Article at Scrum.com
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LONDON - ESPN, the Disney-backed sports broadcaster, has struck a rights deal with the Rugby World Cup's organising body to show archive matches and footage from the tournament. Full Article at Brand Republic
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Forced away from the television this weekend? Catch up on all the latest action here! After their 15-10 loss against Ireland on Saturday, Jan de Koning rates the Springboks. Full Article at iAfrica.com
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Monday, November 30 Springbok coach Peter de Villiers says a strategy needs to be adopted urgently to ensure that the country's top rugby players are carefully managed over the next two seasons and leading into the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Full Article at SARugby.com
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SPRINGBOK rugby coach Peter de Villiers, says a strategy needs to be adopted urgently to ensure the country’s top rugby players are carefully managed over the next two seasons and leading into the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Full Article at The Herald Online
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Springbok coach Peter de Villiers says a strategy needs to be adopted urgently to ensure that the country's top rugby players are carefully managed over the next two seasons and leading into the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Full Article at SuperSport
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Springbok coach Peter de Villiers says a strategy needs to be adopted urgently to ensure that South Africa's top rugby players are carefully managed over the next two seasons and leading into the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Full Article at Planet Rugby
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Johannesburg — FORMER Springbok coach Carel du Plessis believes the world champions' ability to maintain their success in the lead-up to the 2011 Rugby World Cup will depend heavily on improving their depth. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Namibia beat Tunisia 22-10 in a tense and physical match in Windhoek on Saturday to qualify for Rugby World Cup 2011 in New Zealand and join world champions South Africa, Wales, Fiji and Samoa in Pool D. The victory gives Namibia a 40-23... Full Article at SuperSport
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Namibia booked their place at Rugby World Cup 2011 with victory over Tunisia on Saturday. Full Article at Scrum.com
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The Qantas Wallabies laid claim to having the best defence in world Rugby with a rare shutout of Wales at Millennium Stadium on Saturday. Full Article at Rugby.com
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Namibia overcame Tunisia 22-10 in Windhoek on Saturday to qualify for Rugby World Cup 2011 in New Zealand. Full Article at Planet Rugby
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Namibia has won the battle for the Africa 1 qualification spot for Rugby World Cup 2011 after defeating Tunisia over a two-match series with an aggregate score of 40-23. Full Article at TVNZ
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WINDHOEK, Namibia - Namibia qualified for a fourth straight Rugby World Cup when it beat Tunisia 22-10 and swept their two-leg African playoffs today. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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New Zealand skipper Richie McCaw gets his hands back on the Dave Gallaher Trophy in Marseille © Getty Images It may not have been a vintage year for New Zealand but they will finish it where they began - as the world's best side. Full Article at Scrum.com
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Page last updated at 22:30 GMT, Saturday, 28 November 2009 Namibia qualified for the 2011 Rugby World Cup following a 22-10 victory at the Hage Geingob Stadium in Windhoek. Full Article at BBC Sport
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Film opens Dec. 11: A number of sports movies have one-word titles (Rocky, Hoosiers), but they're not usually in Latin. Full Article at Newsweek
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Ireland coach Declan Kidney said it was his desire to see Jonathan Sexton play against top opposition that led him to axe veteran fly-half Ronan O'Gara for Saturday's (Sunday morning AEDT) clash with South Africa. Full Article at Rugby.com
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Clearly we’re keen to get as many visitors to New Zealand as possible for the Rugby World Cup. Having the Embassies on board is a step in the right direction in this regard. To this end there will be representatives from RWC2011 at the game and after match they will outline the progress in World Cup pre...
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It is particularly exciting to be launching Women's Rugby World Cup 2010 at a time when Women's Rugby is experiencing unprecedented growth and interest throughout the world and of course here in England
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The inaugural Women's Rugby World Cup Sevens in Dubai raised the bar for the Women's Game, setting a high standard of competition and providing fans with exciting matches and unearthing new stars
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Women's Rugby World Cup 2010 in London is a marvellous opportunity to raise the profile of the Women's Game in England. Women's Rugby is a rapidly growing sport but to have the showcase event on English soil will undoubtedly help raise the profile of the sport and get more people into the game, and we h...
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We trained at game tempo all week and the team completely bought into it. We knew what determination and grit it would take and it made us mentally tougher going into the game ... It was fantastic finishing on a try like that, but it was a whole team effort for the entire 80 minutes. We have our spot in...
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We were disappointed about the level of political management that occurred around our Rugby World Cup bid. You get the best possible result when you have an unfettered broadcaster and a broadcaster that's able to operate as a business that's very clear on its underlying objective
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The country is looking forward to substantial increases in tourism earnings from the Rugby World Cup and as a result of New Zealand’s exposure to the world through its other sporting achievements. The Government stands to gather substantial additional taxes from visitors, not least GST on spending by to...
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Sponsorships are a critical component of MasterCard’s global marketing approach. We’re involved in sponsorship areas that really matter to consumers, including entertainment and sport, and we’re proud to build further heritage in rugby by adding the The MasterCard Trophy to our existing Rugby World Cup ...
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If you look at our event experience, we've hosted many big events including the Rugby World Cup in 1995, the 2003 Cricket World Cup and the Twenty20 in 2007. We have [teams] in and out of the country all the time. This year, we had the British Lions tour and the Confederations Cup and all went well.
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The Rugby World Cup, the Cricket World Cup, the Athletics World Cup and now the football World Cup. In golf too: the Presidents Cup and other major events. You cannot mention more than 10 countries in the world with that kind of event profile.
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We are looking forward to the biggest Women's Rugby World Cup to date in England in 2010 and have been working closely with the RFU to deliver a wonderful tournament, reaching new fans and further raising the profile of the Women's Game
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He essentially won England the Rugby World Cup, so inevitably there will be a lot of expectation ... We believe England will be more dangerous with Jonny.
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We are delighted to secure a further contract with the RFU for Twickenham Stadium. We recognise that this is a particularly significant time for our client with many events planned during the centenary year of the stadium and with the recent announcement of Twickenham as the venue for the final of the R...
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It is very clear that this is all being rushed through by Rugby World Cup Minister Murray McCully and those involved with Rugby World Cup 2011, and what we'll end up with is yet another half-baked scheme that Auckland will always regret. We should be doing it properly, at a sensible pace, in order to ac...
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I am very excited to be playing but it will be a tough match as the New Zealand team is England’s main rival to win the Women’s Rugby World Cup next year
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This has been of immense benefit to the SRU, and of course the Manu Samoa. We value the feedback of stakeholders and those who have contributed to this great game over the years, and is recognition to all who share a common passion for the Manu Samoa and its pursuits at the Rugby World Cup.
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I told him `It's very simple. You lose the Rugby World Cup and in my mind you will always be Richie McCaw, a great bloke. `And you win the World Cup, it's 'arise, Sir Richard'.
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It's very simple. You lose the Rugby World Cup and in my mind you will always be Richie McCaw, a great bloke. And you win the World Cup, it's 'arise, Sir Richard'.
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The purpose of this seven day project is to promote New Zealand now and for the Rugby World Cup. Within one day that promotion has been more than we could have expected and we still have a week to go.
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We will meet with the Rugby World Cup Limited (RWCL) next week and formally begin the planning process for 2019
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RWCL, RTH and the appointed agents are all committed to providing the best possible service and tournament experience for rugby supporters throughout the world who will travel to Rugby World Cup 2011.
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Rugby World Cup is now one of the top five sporting events in the world and the strength of the RWC 2007 commercial ticketing programme was one of the major success stories of a record-breaking tournament with ticket package and corporate sales exceeding 100,000 - more than the 1999 and 2003 Tournaments...
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We have a good working relationship with the other codes and we're going through preliminary planning and working on strategies with them. There's a precedent in terms of stepping aside for a rival code, but it's been done for the Olympic Games and Commonwealth Games and Rugby World Cup. We are in talks...
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We've met with all the sporting codes and they're all in broad agreement about the importance of the FIFA World Cup for Australia and the legacy it would deliver in terms of sporting infrastructure ... There's a precedent in relation to the Sydney Olympics and the Rugby World Cup.
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As the Minister for the Rugby World Cup, the visit to Tokyo also presents an opportunity to promote New Zealand’s hosting of the 2011 Cup. With Rugby Sevens now confirmed as an Olympic sport, and Japan set to host the Rugby World Cup in 2019, for the next decade at least rugby will be a great way to bui...
– Murray McCully SOURCE: Scoop - New Zealand News
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