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Super decision could drag on for months
The future of Australia's Super Rugby footprint could remain shrouded in uncertainty for some months to come as top administrators here and abroad appear poised to continue putting off the tough decisions.
Georgina Robinson is a Sports Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald
The future of Australia's Super Rugby footprint could remain shrouded in uncertainty for some months to come as top administrators here and abroad appear poised to continue putting off the tough decisions.
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