Jack Tunney
Content Creator at Planet Rugby
Journalist for Planet Rugby - Formerly of RugbyPass and RugbyDump
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msn.com | Jack Tunney
Microsoft Cares About Your PrivacyMicrosoft and our third-party vendors use cookies to store and access information such as unique IDs to deliver, maintain and improve our services and ads. If you agree, MSN and Microsoft Bing will personalise the content and ads that you see. You can select ‘I Accept’ to consent to these uses or click on ‘Manage preferences’ to review your options and exercise your right to object to Legitimate Interest where used.
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planetrugby.com | Jack Tunney
Rieko Ioane’s friends and family have been targeted in a series of posts online, according to the Blues star. In a post shared on his social media story today, the 28-year-old has called for fans to keep his friends and family out of the comments. The controversial All Blacks star responded to comments that were left on his recent Instagram post, in which he shared pictures of his ‘shhh’ celebration during the Blues‘ Super Rugby play-off win over the Chiefs.
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planetrugby.com | Jack Tunney
Stormers number eight Evan Roos has been called up to Rassie Erasmus’ 55-man Springboks squad ahead of their Barbarians clash and upcoming mid-year matches. The 25-year-old last played in the green and gold back in 2024, when he faced Portugal in Bloemfontein. Sadly, he’s failed to add any extra caps to his name after he was sidelined for many months with a severe shoulder injury.
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planetrugby.com | Jack Tunney
Blues star Cameron Suafoa was supporting his side from a hospital bed this weekend, as he continues to recover from major surgery following a recent cancer diagnosis. A video, shared by his wife, was posted on the Blues‘ social channels for all to see. It showed the talented back-rower cheering his side on as they camped on the Chiefs’ line, before winning 20-19 in the Super Rugby play-offs. That’s why.
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Bath fans can breathe a sigh of relief 😅 #bathrugby #johannvangraan #trophy #premiership https://t.co/wCDanZ7UNa
Pure vibes 👏 https://t.co/kv7wk8aqrg
Honestly never been at a game before where the entire crowd was trying not to laugh 🫠
A special rendition of the National Anthem, performed by Sam Ryder ✨ #GallagherPremFinal https://t.co/GZiqaS88KJ
