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The problem with Super Rugby Trans-Tasman – The Roar
Super Rugby Trans-Tasman is due to commence on May 14. It looks set to be a belter, with Super Rugby teams from either side of the ditch battling for supremacy…
Super Rugby Trans-Tasman is due to commence on May 14.
It looks set to be a belter, with Super Rugby teams from either side of the ditch battling for supremacy in the quick-fire competition.
There is, however, something off-putting about the way the fixtures have been designed.
Instead of the typical round-robin tournament, all the Australian sides will play all the New Zealand sides, but will not play their fellow Aussie sides.
This means that the Super teams from the nation with the largest collective…
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