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You just have to love him! Within the day on which he towelled the South Africans, he's at it again. :thumb
DUBLIN: Super rugby finals might soon be played at neutral venues, going to the southern hemisphere city that is the highest bidder. And a north versus south provincial championship is again on the agenda.
Australian Rugby Union chief executive John O'Neill yesterday said that from 2011, SANZAR wanted to transform the expanded six-team finals series, to be played over a three-week period, into an extravaganza.
The finals series would comprise the best two teams from the Australian, New Zealand and South African conferences.
''We want to turn that into more of a crescendo, like what occurs with the Heineken Cup in the northern hemisphere. We want to make that into an event itself,'' O'Neill said.
That would involve major cities bidding for the final. ''I'd like to think that might not be too far away. It is an exciting concept,'' he said.
DUBLIN: Super rugby finals might soon be played at neutral venues, going to the southern hemisphere city that is the highest bidder. And a north versus south provincial championship is again on the agenda.
Australian Rugby Union chief executive John O'Neill yesterday said that from 2011, SANZAR wanted to transform the expanded six-team finals series, to be played over a three-week period, into an extravaganza.
The finals series would comprise the best two teams from the Australian, New Zealand and South African conferences.
''We want to turn that into more of a crescendo, like what occurs with the Heineken Cup in the northern hemisphere. We want to make that into an event itself,'' O'Neill said.
That would involve major cities bidding for the final. ''I'd like to think that might not be too far away. It is an exciting concept,'' he said.