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The Blues have the talent and an excellent coach in Tana Umaga, but they'll need strong leadership if they're to succeed in Super Rugby -- Craig Dowd writes.
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Punters rushing to back Jaguares for Super Rugby title

Clear outsiders before naming their squad, the Jaguares sat at $251 to take the title; but with the naming of 23 Pumas stars in their squad, they are now one of the most favoured teams.
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Greg Growden: Expanded Super Rugby a convoluted mess

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Rugby
Eddie Jones - Behind the iron mask of England's coach

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The wild and winding road that led John Mitchell to coach USA Eagles

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Rugby
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France lose their honour against England

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Wallabies secure perfect send-off for Eales

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Dallaglio slams unfit England

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