|
Samoan Sititi joins the Hurricanes
February 16, 2000
Following the injury to Filo Tiatia , which will keep him out of Super 12 action for 6 weeks, the Hurricanes have announced the addition of Samoan international Semo Sititi to their squad. Sititi is a NPC player currently contracted to the Wellington union. He has represented Manu Samoa at no 8 and at flanker and is the current captain of the Manu Samoan sevens squad. Tiatia's loss is a blow to the Hurricanes. He damaged a medial ligament during the Hurricanes' pre-season game against the Brumbies last Saturday. |
| Live Scores |
| Results |
| Fixtures |
Ready for East Midlands mayhem?
"The fans could not be happier with the opposition and it adds an exciting element to a game that is shaping up as a thriller." Ben Kay previews the Premiership final showdown
"If there was a cross breed of canine called an Underdogdoodle it would win best in show at Crufts." Mark Durden-Smith looks at the Aviva Premiership Final
'I didn't write that paper column'
With the Lions' tour to Australia fast-approaching, ESPN's Austin Healey and Mark Durden-Smith sat down to share their memories of the 2001 trip Down Under
Ask John answers questions on the Leopards' tour to Italy in 1974, brotherly Test sides, Pat McGrath, England's games against the Barbarians and Jacques Brunel
'Cooper's omission will please Warren Gatland'
Quade Cooper provides "a point of difference" and his defence is decidedly better than it was 12 months ago, Greg Growden writes
A twist of fate: From England exile to Toulon
"People on the outside think unfounded thoughts on Toulon." Tom Hamilton talks to RCT lock Nick Kennedy ahead of Saturday's Heineken Cup final against Clermont
Will Genia should be Wallabies captain
Will Genia should lead the Wallabies against the Lions, Joe Tomane to win the final wing spot and Israel Folau at fullback, writes Greg Growden
With friends like Michael Cheika ...
ESPN rugby correspondent Greg Growden brings you the best rumour and innuendo from the Australian rugby's corridors of power and rooms of infamy
"Has there ever been such a large disconnect between France's club teams and the international side?" Ian Moriarty weighs up the state of French rugby
| Sitemap | | | Feedback | | | RSS | | | About Us | | | Advertise | | | Privacy Policy | | | Terms of Use |
