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/ 11 February 2004

Ominous day for new Springbok coach

South African rugby bosses seem intent on tempting fate once more, with the announcement of the new Springbok coach scheduled to take place in Stellenbosch on the most superstitious day of the year — Friday the 13th. The last time a new Springbok coach was revealed to the public was on April Fool’s Day two years ago.

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/ 11 February 2004

I’ll do it my way, says Jomo Sono

Former star Jomo Sono says he is the coach to lift crisis-torn South Africa out of the doldrums. Bafana Bafana made a humiliating first-round retreat from the African Cup of Nations in Tunisia last week after coming third behind youthful Morocco and weakened Nigeria in Group D.

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/ 11 February 2004

Woods faces biggest challenge in five years

Vijay Singh has been the talk of the tour the last couple of months as he moves closer to number one in the world, a position only Tiger Woods has occupied since winning the 1999 PGA Championship at Medinah. ”Vijay is trying very hard to close the gap, and if you look at the points, he has closed the gap severely,” Darren Clarke said.

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/ 11 February 2004

Sharks get new front-rowers

The Sharks have drafted two new front-row players into their squad ahead of the Super 12 rugby series with Lawrence Sephaka moving from the Cats to Durban and Skipper Badenhorst, who played hooker for the Pumas, coming on board. Bulking prop Lawrence Sephaka has played 15 times for South Africa.

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/ 11 February 2004

Arsenal: Henry is not for sale

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has hit out at Real Madrid for expressing an interest in French star Thierry Henry. Real coach Carlos Queiroz hinted that Henry and Manchester United’s Ruud van Nistelrooy were his summer targets with Henry the one he would like most.