Kon’nichiwa! Rebels strengthen Japanese ties
THE Japanese influence on the Melbourne Rebels continues to grow, with the Super Rugby club signing Kentaro Kodama from the Panasonic Wild Knights.
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Good news for Rebels as Timani stays on
LOPETI Timani will resist the riches of the rugby world to remain in Melbourne ahead of a crack at World Cup glory with the Wallabies.
Koroibete right at home with Rebels
MARIKA Koroibete hasn’t just changed teams, he’s changed codes. But Melbourne Rebels’ prized signing isn’t having any trouble finding his way to his new job.
Koroibete’s Rebels debut goes Global
CODE-HOPPER Marika Koroibete will make his much anticipated first appearance for the Melbourne Rebels at the Brisbane Global Tens.
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Folau and rugby a perfect union
ISRAEL Folau is all set to re-sign with rugby after joining Tahs teammate Michael Hooper as Super Rugby player award winner.
VOTE: Who is the best code hopper?
BENJI Marshall will become the latest league player to make the switch to rugby union – but who has been the best to date? Vote in our poll.
Benji Marshall signs with Blues
BENJI Marshall will play Super Rugby with the Blues next year after signing with the Auckland-based franchise.
Super comp’s worth our respect
NOW that we can reflect on another Super Rugby year, it’s time to scrap this ridiculous format where Test matches interrupt the season.
Payto & Panda: Smith does it for love
WE’RE so far past platitudes for the amazing George Smith we’re up to talk of statue dedications and grandstand construction.
Blues firming as Benji’s likely home
BENJI Marshall’s allegiance to New Zealand means the Auckland-based Blues are firming as his likely rugby union destination.
Can JOC and Benji make the switch?
BENJI Marshall is set to join rugby union, whlie James O’Connor could be heading the other way to the NRL. But can they succeed in new codes?
O’Connor could switch to league
THERE has been plenty of chat about NRL players switching to rugby of late, but don’t be surprised if James O’Connor reverses the trend by defecting to league.
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