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Rugby Union Betting: Fetu’u Vainikolo joins Exeter Chiefs on two-year deal
By David Rose Sunday, 12 May 2013 10:38
Exeter Chiefs confirmed that they signed Tonga winger Fetu’u Vainikolo on a two-year contract, and rugby union betting see this as great news for the club.
Vainikolo, a member of the Tonga squad in 2011 at the Rugby World Cup who makes very good rugby odds, moves from Connacht to Sandy Park.
Rugby union betting fans learned that Rob Baxter, Exeter Chiefs boss, was looking to strengthen out wide as Josh Tatupu, Gonzalo Camacho, and Mark Foster will all leave – and the 28-year-old who used to play for the Northland, Otago, and Highlanders, can do the job, and the player’s fans, especially those that follow the rugby odds, fully agree.
Rugby Spread Betting: Matt O’Connor signs three-year deal with Leinster as head coach
By David Rose Friday, 10 May 2013 02:35
Leinster’s rugby spread betting fans where delighted to learn that Matt O’Connor signed a three-year deal to leave Leicester Tigers and join the club as head coach.
Rugby betting UK services learned that O’Connor, 42-years-old, who won one cap for Australia, will start his new role on July 1 after helping Leicester win several trophies during a four-year spell with the club.
O’Connor will replace new Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt at the helm, and rugby spread betting fans can’t wait to see how he will perform.
Rugby Betting: Alex Corbisiero could be out for season due to injury
By jean Thursday, 7 February 2013 11:37
Worries that prop Alex Corbisiero could end up missing the entire Six Nations forced England to call on Henry Thomas, and rugby betting fans everywhere are very concerned over the prop’s fitness.
On Wednesday, Corbisiero, who is a huge favourite with many fans that enjoy making a rugby bet, went through a procedure to clear out a “loose body” in his knee and Brian Smith, London Irish director of rugby, would be surprised if he is available to play within 10 weeks, and the player’s fans are knocking on wood.
Rugby betting fans learned that England coach Stuart Lancaster’s initial prognosis from was that Corbisiero would not be able to play in the first two games, but Smith is afraid that it could take much longer, and that this season he might not even play again.