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Super Rugby goes on ‘for too long’

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The Rugby Paper Team
22 July 2018

By STEFFAN THOMAS
UZAIR Cassiem believes more of South Africa’s top stars will turn their back on Super Rugby in favour of the PRO14.
The powerful back rower has joined up with Wayne Pivac’s Scarlets after impressing for Springbok side Cheetahs last term.
Two further South African sides are set to follow Cheetahs and Southern Kings to the Northern Hemisphere next year and Cassiem said: “If there were more South African sides in PRO14 it would be a driving force for more South African players to come to Europe.
“Rugby players like to test themselves and PRO14 provides...

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