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rte.ie: Wikus van Heerden will replace Richard Hill at Saracens rte.ie
rte.ie     May 16, 2008            

South African Super 14 side the Bulls have announced flanker Wikus van Heerden's departure to Saracens where he will replace Richard Hill. The 29-year-old forward arrives in the wake of England World Cup winner Hill's retirement. The highly-rated Van Heerden has won 14 caps for South Africa,... [read full story]                

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