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Rugbyweb - Rugby Recruitment

Rugby Union clubs and Rugby provinces worldwide can register with us and for a fee of USD $10.00 to access our extensive database of Rugby players, rugby coaches, Rugby administrators and other Rugby personnel to obtain contact details of those who meet your requirements. This service is strictly confidential. We charge no other fees. You deal directly with the player, coach or personnel you select.

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We also provide a corresponding service for Rugby Union players, Rugby coaches and Rugby personnel who are looking for Rugby contracts or simply wish to experience Rugby in a new country. When you register with us and pay your registration fee of US$10.00, your full details, excluding your name and contact details, are then published on our website for viewing by Rugby clubs and Rugby provinces worldwide

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Rugby Adverts is an effective advertising facility which enables all clients to place private advertisements on Rugbyweb at a cost of USD $10.00 per month. Clients have full control over what appears in the advertisement and deal directly with enquiries. Anyone can search our Rugby Adverts database free of charge.

Rugbyweb is the premier online Rugby recruitment service for Rugby players, coaches and personnel seeking contracts with Rugby clubs or provinces. Rugbyweb’s extensive database supplies sports agents with opportunities to recruit for a small fee.

You can login to our website whenever you wish to update your database entry.

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