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Rugby: Crusaders 'Nice to be on the right side'
After their clenching the win over the chiefs, Todd Blackadder is very pleased to be on the winning side for a change in what they hope will be a momentum shift for the team.
After their clenching the win over the chiefs, Todd Blackadder is very pleased to be on the winning side for a change in what they hope will be a momentum shift for the team.
Tanerau Latimer knows the Chiefs need some "rocket fuel" and he may be just the player to provide the extra charge this weekend.
The Chiefs look set to receive a big boost in the form of Brodie Retallick for the latest chapter in New Zealand rugby's best rivalry.
The Chiefs are the most lethal try-scoring side in the Super 15 and near the best with their defensive line, while the Crusaders are average in both categories.
Gregor Paul and Wynne Gray discuss the upcoming clash between the Chiefs and Crusaders.
When the Chiefs first learned of Aaron Cruden's injury, the players' thoughts immediately turned to the first-five's ready-made replacement.
As the previously indestructible Aaron Cruden recovers from his broken thumb, the Chiefs must be wary of placing too much more pressure on the team's other iron man.
Gregor Paul and Wynne Gray discuss the Chiefs and who is most likely to replace Aaron Cruden while he is injured.
Aaron Cruden's injury will harm the Chiefs more than the All Blacks.
For the first time since 2011, the Chiefs will run out this weekend without Aaron Cruden in the No 10 jersey.
Aaron Cruden sounded like a captain who didn't know whether to laugh or cry after another staggering comeback draw in South Africa.
After a loss and a draw to date on their tour, Chiefs coach Dave Rennie says it's essential his side triumph in the final fixture of their road trip.
Gregor Paul and Wynne Gray discuss the importance of the upcoming away games for the Blues and Chiefs.
The defending Super Rugby champion Chiefs are defying injuries, set-piece woes, savvy opponents and statistics to remain in pole position in the New Zealand conference.
The Chiefs pride themselves on their depth and that will be tested after making eight changes to the side to face the Bulls tomorrow morning in Pretoria.
After struggling all season at the lineout, the Chiefs are set for a torrid time when they line up against the Bulls this weekend.
The worst performance in Wayne Smith's time at the Chiefs will leave a few players fearing for their spots against the Bulls this weekend.