^ "Exclusive: Bristol Bears sign breakout Super Rugby star centre ahead of 2023/24 season".^ a b "Premiership: Max Malins to return to Bristol Bears in 2023".^ "Bath Rugby confirm Fergus Lee-Warner will depart - but not just yet".^ a b c d e f g h "Eight senior players to depart Bath Rugby this summer".^ " 'A Premiership great' - Bath Rugby lock Dave Attwood heralded as he announces his retirement".^ a b "Read and Venter to depart Bath Rugby".^ "Richard de Carpentier: Bath back row to retire at end of season".^ "Springboks: Bath sign 'world-class' Du Toit while Koch heads to the Sharks".^ "Finn Russell: Bath agree deal for 'world-class' Scotland fly-half, who will join after 2023 World Cup".^ "Wasps and Worcester relegations upheld as RFU rejects 'No Fault Insolvency' applications".Ollie Leatherbarrow from Exeter Chiefs.The 30-year-old, who will be part of the match officials team for the upcoming Rugby World Cup in France, made his league debut in February 2019 when he took charge of Munster’s clash against the Southern Kings and has gone on to make 35 appearances and seven in EPCR competitions. READ MORE HERE Italian referee to whistle URC Grand FinalĪLSO READ: Players Jacques Nienaber can’t ignore ahead of Rugby World CupĪndrea Piardi will become the first Italian to referee a URC Grand Final after his appointment to this weekend’s title decider between the Stormers and Munster in Cape Town. Snyman, who suffered a concussion in the quarter-final win over Glasgow Warriors, is among the four players who missed the semi-final against Leinster confirmed to be fit for the grand final in Cape Town. RG Snyman is one of several key players who have recovered from their respective ailments to make Munster’s 30-man travelling squad for the URC final. READ MORE HERE Munster get timely boost as Springbok giant returnsĪLSO READ: Four Springboks named in Japan League One Team of the Season Stormers assistant coach Rito Hlungwani is adamant that outspoken hooker Joseph Dweba will back up his choice words - aimed at Munster - on the field in the final on Saturday.ĭweba caused somewhat of a furore on social media when a Stormers celebration video was circulated online in which he was captured saying ‘we gonna f*ck them up’. READ MORE HERE Stormers coach defends Dweba’s fighting words aimed at Munster
Nel has been an unsung hero for the Cape side in the URC. Veteran centre Ruhan Nel is determined to add to his legacy. READ MORE HERE Nel determined to add to his Stormers legacy The coach has started a revolution in Glasgow. An overseas-based South African coach scooped a massive prize at the annual URC awards.
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