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Gallagher Premiership

Marcus Smith prolonge aux Harlequins

Le demi d'ouverture Marcus Smith restera aux Harlequins, son unique club chez les pros, jusqu'en 2028. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

Le demi d’ouverture international anglais Marcus Smith s’est engagé jusqu’en 2028 avec les Harlequins, selon les informations du Telegraph.

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Smith, 25 ans, était très sollicité et avait notamment été en contacts avancés avec le Racing 92 l’an dernier, qui a depuis embauché son prédécesseur en équipe d’Angleterre, Owen Farrell.

En Gallagher Premiership, les Bristol Bears ont bien essayé de le recruter, mais le joueur né aux Philippines a préféré prolonger son bail dans son club de toujours.

Les Harlequins ont pu revaloriser leur ouvreur vedette grâce notamment au départ du Sud-Africain Andre Esterhuizen aux Sharks, toujours selon The Telegraph.

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JW 5 minutes ago
'Let's not sugarcoat it': Former All Black's urgent call to protect eligibility rules

A deal in what way? JRLO standards a pretty low, about par with the NPC. You could flip the season somehow and play the big dog Super teams once the joint venture comp finishes? Currently JRLO and Super both finish in June (starting to get really hot for them at that time of the year).

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JW 8 minutes ago
'Let's not sugarcoat it': Former All Black's urgent call to protect eligibility rules

Yep just start with current ones overseas and put a freeze on new players being eligible while overseas. Test it out, see how it goes. Personally I don't think they'll be as good.

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JW 11 minutes ago
'Let's not sugarcoat it': Former All Black's urgent call to protect eligibility rules

Well the argument of course is that the AB's are tougher because of it.


You let people go and the idea is that the standards will slip and eventually you won't produce as good ABs. The 'sacrifice' part is only one factor than makes them especially determined.

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JW 13 minutes ago
'Let's not sugarcoat it': Former All Black's urgent call to protect eligibility rules

You can easily have overseas edibility without anyone else leaving.


Just allow three spots and they'll already be filled up by Mo'unga, Retallick and Frizell. The value of there weekly pay above the cap can get shared amongst the rest of the team as well.

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JC 16 minutes ago
Seven Springboks make World Rugby men’s 15s dream team of the year

Hahahahaha!!!! What garbage, Leicester couldn’t wait to get rid of Wiese when his contract expired. He flattered to deceive throughout his tenure there. His all round game is lacking bar his carrying. So when he isn’t making meters he may as well be having a fag on the side of the pitch. SA don’t trust him so he is in and out of the side by default. Doris would walk on that SA team, ye haven’t had a decent 8 since Vermulen retired, but keep up the trolling princess!

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Head high tackle 17 minutes ago
'Single handedly carried that team': Ex-All Black questions Damian McKenzie's selection in world XV

I thought Justin Marshal the minute I saw the headline. lol.

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Head high tackle 18 minutes ago
'Single handedly carried that team': Ex-All Black questions Damian McKenzie's selection in world XV

After a MOM performance v Ireland the only reason he was benched v France was the coaches weird selection policy.

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Head high tackle 19 minutes ago
'Single handedly carried that team': Ex-All Black questions Damian McKenzie's selection in world XV

I heard Markus S didnt play many tests at 10 for England this year. The 10 duties were shared between Him, Fort and a 3rd 10.

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Head high tackle 21 minutes ago
'Let's not sugarcoat it': Former All Black's urgent call to protect eligibility rules

Japan have stated they are not ready for anything like that at the moment and I think their test results are showing that they arnt strong. They have plenty of forieners in their sides but having them in a team from Japan probably defeats the purpose a bit.

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Head high tackle 23 minutes ago
'Let's not sugarcoat it': Former All Black's urgent call to protect eligibility rules

Whats your point? England, Ireland, France and NZ ( 4 of top 5 ) select only from their domestic comps. SA has a lot of high quality guys coming to the end of their careers and sadly lacks a domestic comp of any strength.

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Head high tackle 25 minutes ago
'Let's not sugarcoat it': Former All Black's urgent call to protect eligibility rules

No sorry but 4 of the top 5 select ONLY from their domestic comps and the 5th has 800K players so which part of the world has "Moved on"? NZR know that their domestic comp drops in quality if they open it up. However reality is that not one OS person would be a garranteed starter atm. You could consider Mounga and Frizell but they have played for the ABs in the worst NZ period for many years, so hardly a great recomendation. Thats a very clear message that changing the selection policy will do nothing but harm NZ Rugby

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Head high tackle 29 minutes ago
'Let's not sugarcoat it': Former All Black's urgent call to protect eligibility rules

Its you who is rediculas. That "poephol" as you called him knows exactely what it takes to represent his country with pride and with loyalty. Test rugby is not relevant when you talk "professional" as firstly not one person is "Entitled" to be selected to represent their country, secondly they are club rugby players and thats where they earn their living from. National selection is a pure priviledge, Not a right. Mounga was 100% entitled to sign and play anywhere he wants to as is every other player around the world. However, like all other aspects of life, choices come with consequences. If Dmac, BB, Sb, JB, Roigard, Ratima, Sititi etc etc etc choose to stay for less money and therefore be available for their nation thats also a choice. Lets face it if Mounga or anyone else in NZ doesnt make the ABs their worth is far less than if they do.

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Mal X 34 minutes ago
'Single handedly carried that team': Ex-All Black questions Damian McKenzie's selection in world XV

Smith didn't have a wayward boot in Dunedin. He was inexplicably subbed off in the 2nd half with a 100% strike rate and plenty of gas left in the tank. I don't like when we win like that.

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ww 45 minutes ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

Ireland, France against the best team their stats is very very poor. You can’t says a player is the best in the world if he never competed against the best and win games. I haven’t seen any north hemisphere team in World Cup doing great except England in 2019 against all black but none of English players were mentioned in nominees only France DuPont or Ireland. Look at what happened with coach of the year nominee, Rassie have shown to be ahead of all coaches on earth including the world rugby commenter as a whole yet he was ignored because he is from south hemisphere and jealous. How can someone who won World Cup twice in row be ignore over someone who never win or went to final? Disgusting! This year the best team and coach is bokke won 11 out of 13 by one point but never recognised still…. Is a shame to world rugby without fairness.

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ww 49 minutes ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

Problem with north hemisphere think their opinion matters to the rest of the world. DuPont is praised for nothing, those mater covered and turnover won how did they benefit their respective team? Eben showed up at competitive games while DuPont don’t show up! Even the award given is on seven because he was playing there, most of the time he was on the bench. If DuPont was playing his rugby on 15 , he was going to be named in nominee for simple reason, France seems to be owning this awards.

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SteveD 1 hour ago
'Let's not sugarcoat it': Former All Black's urgent call to protect eligibility rules

Not that I'm moaning because it potentially means weaker AB teams we have to play against, but which bit of the word PROFESSIONAL didn't this poephol understand? And the next one would be SACRIFICE - just because some okes had to suffer in the past means everyone does forever after? Ridiculous.

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PR 1 hour ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

More drivel from the failed accountant. This man is not a journalist. He's a troll and his "opinion" should be judged accordingly.

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Boks supporter 1 hour ago
Seven Springboks make World Rugby men’s 15s dream team of the year

Peato Mauvaka for one.

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Boks supporter 1 hour ago
Seven Springboks make World Rugby men’s 15s dream team of the year

I can't believe that not one French player made the cut

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Hardsky 1 hour ago
'Let's not sugarcoat it': Former All Black's urgent call to protect eligibility rules

Big argument is sacrifice - does sacrifice mean that they will somehow play harder for the All Blacks? Are you willing to question how hard PSDT or KOLBE plays for the Boks even though they play in the meaningless Japanese league? South Africa at this moment has too many players, heroes in the URC, that can’t even get into the Springbok squad.

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