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It also includes highlight rights for use on ESPN digital media, such as ESPNScrum.com. Full Article at Brand Republic
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Perhaps Tim Noakes knows something we don't. Perhaps he's been speaking to Peter de Villiers and has the inside skinny on Springbok team selection. Full Article at Independent Online
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South Africa former captain and 1995 Rugby World Cup manager Morne du Plessis speaks to the media at the IRB (International Rugby Board) headquarters in Dublin, Ireland, on May 13, 2009. View Photo »
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I feel South Africa is ready and capable, having hosted the Rugby World Cup. The U. S is violent but hosted the World Cup, why not South Africa?
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Monday, December 14 The first whispered rumours of an accomodation shortage in New Zealand during the 2011 Rugby World Cup have begun to surface with some experts warning that beds could be hard to find during the tournament in just under... Full Article at SARugby.com
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Prince William will get a close look at the redevelopment of Eden Park and be briefed on Rugby World Cup plans when he visits next month. The Prime Minister released details of the visit on Monday. Full Article at TVNZ
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Prime Minister John Key has released details of next month's visit by Prince William. After arriving in Auckland on Sunday,17 January, Prince William will visit Eden Park to see the redevelopment work and be briefed on plans for the Rugby World Cup. Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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South Africa former captain and 1995 Rugby World Cup manager Morne du Plessis speaks to the media at the IRB (International Rugby Board) headquarters in Dublin, Ireland, on May 13, 2009. View Photo »
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I remember in Sri Lanka watching the Rugby World Cup final with Michael Vaughan and Ashley Giles. It was great and, when we saw their street celebrations, we felt we wanted a piece of that. That helped drive us.
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Rugby World Cup Limited (RWCL) and Rugby Travel and Hospitality (NZ) Limited (RTH) are pleased to announce the appointed Official Corporate Hospitality Agents (OCHAs) for Rugby World Cup 2011, New Zealand. Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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– the Clint Eastwood movie about Nelson Mandela’s rise to prominence in South Africa during the 1995 Rugby World Cup has proved something of a success at the box office. The film starring Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon came in at #3. Full Article at American Rugby News
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A dejected Morne Du Plessis, left, of the South African Rugby Union, after it was announced that England would host the 2015 Rugby World Cup and Japan the 2019 World Cup at the Burlington Hotel, Dublin, Ireland, Tuesday, July, 28, 2009.
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A dejected Morne Du Plessis, left, of the South African Rugby Union, as England's Terry Burwell, Director of Tournaments looks on after it was announced that England would host the 2015 Rugby World Cup and Japan the 2019 World Cup at the Burlington Hotel, Dublin, Ireland, Tuesday, July...
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Noboru Mashimo, right, Vice President/Chairman of Japan's Rugby Football Union, and Martyn Thomas IRB Council member, congratulate each other after it was announced that Japan was to host the 2019 Rugby World Cup, and England to host the 2015 Rugby World Cup, during a press conference i...
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Members of the Italian delegation, Italy captain Sergio Parisse (L), Federal Councillor of The Italian Rugby Federation (FIR) Andrea Rinaldo (C) and Stephane Allio from Havas Sport (R) arrive at the IRB (International Rugby Board) headquarters in Dublin, Ireland, on May 13, 2009 to sub...
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Members of the RFU delegation Lawrence Dallaglio, center, and Will Greenwood, right, during the Rugby World Cup, 2015 and 2019 tender union presentation in Dublin, Ireland, Wednesday May, 13, 2009. The English RFU are bidding to host the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
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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...
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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...
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He then went on and chaired Rugby World Cup 1999 to its success in Wales, and further helped to establish the event as one of the five major sporting events on the global sporting calendar.
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I’m sure Ireland will be happy to get an early look at the ground before they return here in 2011 for their Rugby World Cup match in New Plymouth. Who knows, wouldn’t it be great to host the Irish here during Rugby World Cup – let’s make sure they enjoy themselves and feel very welcome!
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Obviously it is imperative that we reach the Rugby World Cup in 2011
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Although the decision on which broadcaster will win the free-to-air coverage rights is up to the Rugby World Cup organisers, as Mayor I appreciate the support we have had from Maori Television for our North Shore sporting events and fully support their right to contest the bidding process
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If there is a spare $3 million of taxpayers' money sitting around to invest in broadcasting the Rugby World Cup ... then there at least needs to be a proper Cabinet process to ensure it reaps the biggest benefits for the New Zealand public.
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You had the Rugby World Cup in 2007; the European championships in 2008; next year people can look forward to South Africa.
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Sevens would be an invaluable addition to the Olympic Games. As proved in the Commonwealth Games, the IRB Sevens World Series and through its own Rugby World Cup, it is a thrilling spectacle that captivates the fans
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The first joint Rugby World Cup Sevens proved a tremendous success and demonstrated how effectively the men's and women's games are developing around the world
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It's a good sanction ... It's good that an international player will go to rugby schools. He is available for selection. With this sanction, he again becomes a player like any other, even if it seems complicated to pick him for the November Tests, as I have told him. But I never envisaged that we'd be w...
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Everyone at Gloucester Rugby is working hard to establish Kingsholm as one of the premier rugby venues in Europe. We have been fortunate enough to stage U20 internationals, a European Challenge Cup Final, the Barbarians vs Ireland and are amongst the proposed venues for the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
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The standard of the women's game has also come along in leaps and bounds in recent times and we are looking forward to welcoming many of the international stars who thrilled the Rugby World Cup Sevens crowds here in March, back again to compete in a variety of teams taking part in the Emirates Airline D...
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but first I have to go back to work on Dad’s new film [The Human Factor]. It’s about Mandela and how the Rugby World Cup helped to heal South Africa after apartheid. So I’ve been there, recording choirs, getting ideas, playing a little. In LA we’ll get to writing to pictures.
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The All Blacks are considered legends and heroes in Japan, and winning the Rugby World Cup hosting rights have excited sports fans, and suddenly started everybody talking about New Zealand. I am confident that will soon translate to an increase in travel
SOURCE: New Zealand Herald
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