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Waratahs play seven at home in 2009 Super 14

The 2009 Super 14 Draw has been officially released by SANZAR, confirming seven home games for the HSBC Waratahs next season
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Waratahs will have to start from scratch in 2009 : Norton-Knight

Waratah fullback Sam Norton-Knight says that even though the Waratahs can boast as many as 16 Wallabies on their 2009 playing roster they will still struggle next year as they have to start from scratch.
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Beale under pressure to keep his Waratahs place

Waratahs flyhalf Kurtley Beale has been told by NSW assistant coach Scott Wisemantel that he "has his work cut out" if he is to keep his starting place in the team.
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Waratahs to train with the fans around Sydney

Waratahs fans will have a rare opportunity to witness the side prepare for the 2009 Super 14 at a series of open training sessions and fan days across Sydney over the coming months.
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Fava leaves the Force for Waratahs

Five-time Wallaby forward Scott Fava has left Western Force to join rival Australian Super 14 rugby franchise New South Wales Waratahs for two seasons, the Waratahs said Friday.
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Waratahs looking overseas for forwards : Foley

Newly appointed Waratahs set-piece coach Michael Foley says that New South Wales could be forced to look overseas in order to fill the hole that has been left by departing forwards Dan Vickerman, Rocky Elsom and David Lyons.
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Matt Burke signs for Waratahs

The HSBC Waratahs coaching structure for 2009 has been finalised with the appointment of Matt Burke as kicking coach.
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Foley leaves Wallabies for Waratahs

Wallabies assistant coach Michael Foley will join the HSBC Waratahs coaching staff next season after signing a three year deal with NSW Rugby.
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Waratahs look at signing Caveman Chabal

The Waratahs are said to be chasing French cult hero Sebastien Chabal as one of their potential foreign players for the 2008 Super 14.
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Waratahs consider using international players in 2009

The HSBC Waratahs could feature international players as early as next season after the Australian Rugby Union announced today that the ARU Board will be asked next month to endorse the use of overseas players in the Super 14.
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Waratahs support expansion plans

NSW Rugby has thrown its full support behind the ARU’s commitment to expand Super Rugby. NSWRU Chief Executive Officer Jim L’Estrange agrees that enhancing the Super 14
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Beale eyes Wallaby European tour

Four Waratahs return for Tri Nations opener

Waratahs sign former Wallaby coach as new Assistant

Waratahs start training for 2009 Super 14

Six Waratahs to take on New Zealand Maori

New coach Chris Hickey joins Waratahs

Les Kisses Waratahs goodbye

Freier re-signs as Elsom leaves Waratahs

Waratahs dominate Wallabies to face France