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RugbyPass to stream Super Rugby Trans-Tasman

By RugbyPass

13 May 2021

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RugbyPass and New Zealand Rugby (NZR), along with Rugby Australia (RA) have agreed a new partnership to offer the Super Rugby Trans-Tasman competition on a new streaming service for the 2021 competition.

The service is set to launch on Friday 14th May and will be the exclusive destination for the Super Rugby Trans-Tasman competition in over 60 countries including the UK and Ireland.

The new partnership between RugbyPass, NZR and RA will allow rugby fans to access live streaming of all 26 matches across five rounds and the final of the competition through to its culmination on 19th June.

The service will feature both the New Zealand and Australian Super Rugby teams with live matches, full replays, highlights and expert opinion and analysis from the RugbyPass team.

RugbyPass CEO, Neil Martin, commented: “RugbyPass are immensely excited to announce the partnership with NZR and RA and to be able to bring Super Rugby Trans-Tasman to the RugbyPass platform. The new streaming service means rugby fans across the globe will now be able to watch and enjoy all the games, and more, throughout the competition. RugbyPass is committed to providing fans with the content they desire and will continue to stive to give them access to all major competitions.”

New Zealand Rugby CEO, Mark Robinson, was equally passionate: “We know there are rugby fans around the world who will be following Super Rugby Trans-Tasman and we are delighted to partner with RugbyPass to deliver our competition to a global audience. The rugby will be fantastic, our players can’t wait for kick off and it’s great to have an easy and accessible way to share all the action with the world.”

Rugby Australia CEO, Andy Marinos commented: “Rugby Australia are thrilled to be partnering with RugbyPass to bring the Super Rugby Trans-Tasman competition to supporters worldwide. The hype around the competition is incredible and we are thrilled that fans across 60 different countries will be able to enjoy this fantastic competition together.”

Season passes are available for £39.99 / €49.99 / $59.99 at https://www.rugbypass.com/live-super-rugby/. For more information visit www.RugbyPass.com.

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he should not be playing 12. He should be playing 10 and team managers should stop playing players out of position to accommodate libbok.

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Aus hasn’t owned the bled in 21 years.

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Bull Shark 4 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

Dupont!!

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It's likely he just doesn't have your phone number.

You can't polish a turd. No coach can change that team at the moment.

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Bull Shark 7 hours ago

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Uhh, he was playing inside centre?

Do you understand the role of a 12?

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Bull Shark 7 hours ago

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Ed the Duck 7 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

Well if you’re correct in that assertion then it blows up all of the numbers in the original post that came from, do you recognise the overall number or even the 300k residual for senior male player numbers in SA?

Tbf, even 300k senior players is an impressive resource, particularly if there is a residual of untapped school talent that could be developed if required and resources allow.

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Ed the Duck 7 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

Now that is a slam dunk response right there!!!

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Ed the Duck 7 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

I’d say SA continuation is pretty much a slam dunk. They have brought much to the table in the URC with revenue growth, fan engagement and player enjoyment - yes, this is a factor too! On top of that there is still much headroom for further growth, both in the URC and especially with EPCR. The only resistance to SA teams comes from the English at present, mainly because they can’t win the CC any longer and their clubs are in real financial shit, but their recent overtures were firmly rejected.

I can only see great things on the horizon for SA inclusion in the URC and EPCR, if the right format adjustments are made. But if they are, then further success will follow and there is a strong likelihood that 6N becomes 7N as well.

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Ed the Duck 8 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

Great post and spot on in your analysis about generations to develop African rugby. There’s a strong argument to say that pursuing the successful URC path they’re already on and getting the EPCR comps to do similar will provide a role model for African countries AND fund SA activities, such as the development tours to Arg you mention, to help grow African rugby in parallel.

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DH 8 hours ago

Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu suffers new injury setback

That's twice he has tried to run at forwards and got his butt kicked. This isn't school boy rugby anymore. Give the ball to the forwards to take up and manage your runners outside of you. Ask Pollard for advice on how, if you don't understand

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NB 8 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

Pure fantasy JW.

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NB 8 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

Yes that comment bewildered me too! The Rand in bad shape.

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NB 8 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

“I think if you asked me that question maybe three years ago or when I first left Australia, I had so much, I suppose, animosity or professional anger inside of me just because I felt like maybe my talent really wasn’t looked after in Australia.

“But to be honest now I feel like I am where I’m supposed to be, like here in Scotland. And I feel like all those things that happened early in my career were meant to happen because now I’m sitting here talking to you guys in the position that I am.”

From the horse's mouth. It's a better rugby destination.

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NB 8 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

That's a bit of a "NZ" only problem, because those players need to reach such a high standard to be chosen by the All Blacks, were as a country like Ireland wants them a lot earlier like that.

Nah. Ireland had to put in a lot of work on guys like JGP and Lowey to get them to the standard expected. There were areas of their game that were sub-par when they first came over from NZ.

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NB 8 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

They don't go for money, but for lifestyle, and NZ uses PI's a resource like everyone else. They don't belong to you.

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NB 8 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

Well I'm happy for it to go on until it naturally stops tbh.

Who on earth fo you think you represent JW?🤣

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NB 9 hours ago

Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

James Lowe is a great example. He may have some Irish ancestors, but he was born, raised, and developed in NZ, and for all intents and purposes is a Kiwi. However, when he was ignored by selectors, he moved to Ireland and only had to wait 5 years before he could play for a different nation. If thats not ridiculous, I don't know what is.

On very thin ice there. I can still recall Frank Bunce , Alama Ieremia, Tuigamala and the Bachops playing for both PI's and NZ in their Test careers! They were interchangeable.

Most guys at this level now are multi-qualified.

And much of Lowe's development as a player occurred at Leinster, so why wouldn't Ireland profit from it?

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