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 Heaven Sent - The rugbyheaven eNewsletter 27th March 2006
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ACT prepare for the fortress
It may be three weeks away, but the Brumbies already have the chalkboard out devising ways to demolish the Super 14 concrete fortress, otherwise known as the NSW defence. Full report

Young star sticks with Waratahs
NSW warded off the Brumbies yesterday to re-sign Daniel Halangahu, who will be further rewarded later this week with selection at five-eighth for the Waratahs' next match, against the Cheetahs. Full report

Connolly's voyage of discovery
Wallabies coach John Connolly has travelled 100,000 kilometres in just seven weeks as part of his mission to return the national side to its former glory. Full report

Johnson on board but Test clock ticks
The final piece of the Wallabies coaching puzzle has fallen into place but John Connolly and his two lieutenants will have only a month to mould a competitive national team before the first Test of the year. Full report


We're seeking heroes in wrong places
In recent weeks, Monday Maul has been privileged in experiencing timely reminders of the true purpose of athletic endeavour - how it inspires, motivates and provides comradeship in good and bad times. Full report

Highlanders hold on for narrow win
The Highlanders finally moved into top-four contention after a remarkable defensive effort in their 16-14 Super 14 win over the Cats in Invercargill. Full report

Brumbies show Chiefs who's boss
It was hardly classic Brumbies, but their tight, tense victory against the Chiefs at Canberra Stadium yesterday will be worth gold when Super 14 finals positions are determined in a few months. Full report

Valiant Force vanquished by Bulls
Western Force's search for a first franchise win continues, but the Super 14 new boys gave South Africa's Bulls an almighty scare before eventually going down last night. Full report

Mat may be back for marquee matches
Star playmaker Mat Rogers is likely to recover from rib cartilage damage in time for the Waratahs' season-defining games against the Crusaders and Brumbies. Full report

Hewat scores a ton
Peter Hewat is a point-scoring machine and don't his NSW Waratahs teammates love it. Full report

Latham rates sevens a top experience
Sevens casualty Chris Latham wouldn't swap his Commonwealth Games experience "for anything" despite being among a horror-injury list that has hit Australia's Super 14 teams hard. Full report

Johnson goes on attack for Wallabies
The last time the Wallabies sighted Scott Johnson, he was on the sideline at Millennium Stadium in a scarlet tracksuit top and dark baggy shorts, screaming at the Welsh Test pack to obliterate the Australians. Full report

World Cup road rocky for England
The rugby world champions are in turmoil. Could Clive Woodward be about to make a comeback, asks Mick Cleary in London. Full report

Keeping the dream alive
Steve Larkham made the interesting observation the other week that he believes the Brumbies clearly had the best rugby program in Australia. Full report

Hanley double try does for London Irish
Steve Hanley scored two late tries as English Premiership Rugby leaders Sale came from behind to beat London Irish 29-21 at the Madejski Stadium on Saturday. Full report

French results and table
French rugby standings after Saturday's matches. Full report

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