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Bulls chase World Cup double act to end URC bridesmaid blues
ZA🏛️ PoliticsCenter18 hr. ago

Bulls chase World Cup double act to end URC bridesmaid blues

The Bulls rugby team is pursuing a significant upgrade by potentially signing two double World Cup-winning Springbok players, Malcolm Marx and Kwagga Smith, aiming to break their 'bridesmaid' streak in the United Rugby Championship (URC). Coach Johan Ackermann confirmed ongoing discussions with both players, though deals remain unfinalized. The team has experienced mixed results in recent URC finals, most notably a heavy 37-7 loss to Leinster last season, which Ackermann acknowledged as painful but now considers behind them. To bolster the squad, the Bulls have added several experienced players while losing key figures like Wilco Louw and Ruan Nortje. Ackermann emphasized learning from past performances and adapting strategies to improve their chances of winning this season.

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Bulls chase World Cup double act to end URC bridesmaid blues

The Bulls rugby team is pursuing a significant upgrade by potentially signing two double World Cup-winning Springbok players, Malcolm Marx and Kwagga Smith, aiming to break their 'bridesmaid' streak in the United Rugby Championship (URC). Coach Johan Ackermann confirmed ongoing discussions with both players, though deals remain unfinalized. The team has experienced mixed results in recent URC finals, most notably a heavy 37-7 loss to Leinster last season, which Ackermann acknowledged as painful but now considers behind them. To bolster the squad, the Bulls have added several experienced players while losing key figures like Wilco Louw and Ruan Nortje. Ackermann emphasized learning from past performances and adapting strategies to improve their chances of winning this season.

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