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 Heaven Sent - The rugbyheaven eNewsletter 13th October 2006
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Giteau not a halfback, say Force
Wallabies coach John Connolly is heading for terse discussions with Western Force boss John Mitchell if he decides to make the bold experiment to play Matt Giteau at halfback a long-term plan for the Wallabies. Full report

I'll be fit for tour: Thorne
Reuben Thorne is confident his thumb will have mended in time for the All Blacks' tour. Full report

Imports could cover rested ABs
The New Zealand Rugby Union may look kindly on a Crusaders' attempt to use England sevens player Ben Gollings as a replacement for Dan Carter in the early stages of next year's Super 14. Full report

Compact Tri Nations draw announced
The Wallabies, All Blacks and Springboks will have a full seven week break before the Rugby World Cup next year when a shortened Tri Nations series finishes in July. Full report


Ten poised to show World Cup
Network Ten, which has just announced it will show the Wallabies' spring Tests, are in the final stages of negotiating to broadcast next year's World Cup. Full report

Wellington heavies set to hammer Aucks
The "bouncers" are reunited as Wellington unleash their full strength loose forward contingent for the first time against Air New Zealand Cup semi-final opponents Auckland on Friday. Full report

Anesi hungry for tries
Speedster Sosene Anesi has been overshadowed in the try-scoring stakes in this year's Waikato rugby team by a trio of teammates. Full report

No mercy in Currie Cup final
The tight forwards of the Blue Bulls will determine whether Cheetahs flank Kabamba Floors will be such a dominant factor in the Currie Cup final as he was in the semi-final against the Sharks last week. Full report

Clive advises: be a control freak
Rugby World Cup-winning coach Clive Woodward has urged his England successor Andy Robinson to become a "control freak" to retain the title in France next year. Full report

Mitchell gets lucky
Rather than curse his misfortune, Wallabies winger Drew Mitchell is thanking his lucky stars after suffering a broken jaw at Coffs Harbour yesterday. Full report

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