Picking a Samoa 2023 World Cup team under new eligibility laws
World Rugby's new eligibility laws has caught the global attention of the rugby fraternity, with many stars soon to be eligible for Samoa.
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World Rugby's new eligibility laws has caught the global attention of the rugby fraternity, with many stars soon to be eligible for Samoa.
Squads for next year's inaugural Super Rugby Pacific competition are being finalised, Stuff examines how things are looking for the NZ based teams.
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