A community portal about 2007 Rugby World Cup with videos, and links. It's now time for the third most watched sports event (behind soccer's world cup and the olympics); preparations and excitement heats up as the clock ticks for the...
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A community portal about 2007 Rugby World Cup with videos, and links. It's now time for the third most watched sports event (behind soccer's world cup and the olympics); preparations and excitement heats up as the clock ticks for the 2007, September 7 - October 20 rugby world cup.
Wondering on how or where to watch the 2007 Rugby World Cup Live Online On Your Computer? On September 7, 20 nations will compete on the Rugby World Cup to win the main prize - “William Webb Ellis Cup”. The world champion title currently belongs to England, who won the 2003 tournament in Australia. This 2007, France will host this event From September 7 to October 20. Rugby is a “man’s” game that plenty of people love to watch where on tv, on computer, anywhere, and much better if it’s...
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On the face of the amazing run of success that the New Zealand All Blacks have won over the last 3 years, many in the Sports Media have claimed this World Cup would be a walk over for the men in black. What people fail to wake up and realise is that in this competition, every team raises their game - none more so than the Australian Wallabies, who have been champs twice. Yet when you take a look at the world rankings over the past 4 years, the All Blacks are consistently 1st. So doesn't...
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BRISBANE, Australia (AP) -- Australia test flyhalf Stephen Larkham will end his rugby career in Japan.
Larkham, 33, announced Wednesday that he had signed a three-year contract with Tokyo club Ricoh Black Rams which starts in April.
The 102-test veteran had signed a contract with British club Edinburgh but it collapsed when the team was taken over by administrators appointed by the Scotland Rugby Union.
"I've always wanted to play rugby in Japan, and now get the chance to do so a little...
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Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is called "2007 Rugby World Cup". Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own...
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BRISBANE, Australia (AP) -- Australia test flyhalf Stephen Larkham will end his rugby career in Japan.
Larkham, 33, announced Wednesday that he had signed a three-year contract with Tokyo club Ricoh Black Rams which starts in April.
The 102-test veteran had signed a contract with British club Edinburgh but it collapsed when the team was taken over by administrators appointed by the Scotland Rugby Union.
"I've always wanted to play rugby in Japan, and now get the chance to do so a little...
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The Fiji rugby team receives another boost in their Pacific Nations Cup campaign when they meet 2007 Rugby World Cup winning coach Jake White in Sigatoka this morning.
On the face of the amazing run of success that the New Zealand All Blacks have won over the last 3 years, many in the Sports Media have claimed this World Cup would be a walk over for the men in black. What people fail to wake up and realise is that in this competition, every team raises their game - none more so than the Australian Wallabies, who have been champs twice. Yet when you take a look at the world rankings over the past 4 years, the All Blacks are consistently 1st. So doesn't...
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