History of the South Africa national rugby union team on to criticise New Zealand referee Bryce Lawrence for "one-sided" refereeing, claiming that Australian openside David Pocock was allowed to "reduce the breakdown to a farce". Lawrence was dropped from the nine-man elite panel in 2012. Following the World Cup exit, several stalwarts of the 2007 World Cup-winning side and the 2011 squad went on to announce retirements or moves abroad. This included captain John Smit, influential lock pairing Victor Matfield and Bakkies Botha, and scrum-half Fourie du Preez. History of the South Africa national rugby union team The History of the South Africa national rugby union team dates back
Luton Rugby Club Kelly, Dicky Jones and Lee Mills Paul Thomas (Prop), Dwayne Duffy(Prop), Alfie Abella(Prop), Wayne Hemson(Hooker), Matt McClurg(Back Row), Ryan Sheppard (Back Row) Dan McAllister (Lock), Warren Foskett(Lock), Connor Sibley (Lock/Back Row) Matt Yang(Back Row), Ali Kelly (Back Row), Andy Davey(Back Row), Ross Geraghty(Scrum Half), Ryan Foley(Scrum Half) Josh Butten (Fly Half) Chris Davies(Centre), Mark Fleckney(Centre) Tyrone Ashton(Wing), Shane Crawley(Wing) Phil Gouldie (Full Back), Dean Ashton (Full Back) The club held its first season in 1931/32. Luton Rugby Club Luton Rugby Football Club are a Bedfordshire-based English rugby union team who currently play their rugby in London 1 North following their