Crusaders Wallaby target joins Brumbies
AUSTRALIAN-BORN Crusaders flanker Peter Samu will join the Brumbies for the 2019 Super Rugby season and is tipped to be named in the Wallabies’ squad on Wednesday.
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Brumbies pull off signing coup with Wallaby in waiting
THE Brumbies have pulled off a signing coup by landing Wallaby in waiting Pete Samu for the 2019 Super Rugby season. The 26-year-old loose forward was born in Melbourne and is a member of the champion Crusaders squad.
Watch: Brumbies hooker banned for headbutt
BRUMBIES hooker Folau Fainga’a will miss Sunday’s Super Rugby clash with the Sunwolves after being hit with a one week ban for headbutting.
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