Coach takes responsibility for Springbok woes
                   
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25-Aug-2008 20 related
        

By Ken Borland, JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) 25/08/2008 Beleaguered South Africa coach Peter de Villiers said on Monday he would take responsibility for his team's poor results in the Tri-nations competition. The world champions have lost four of their five Tri-nations matches and were booed off the field in Durban after Saturday's 27-15 defeat to Australia. "If a company is doing badly, then you blame the managing... [read full story]                    

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Improved Argyle Beat Cardiff

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Bush pledges final hard push for Doha round

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