Future June tour schedules

   
  1. 24-06-12, 04:34 PM #1
    psychic duck
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    Future June tour schedules


    		New Zealand Australia South Africa England France Wales Ireland Argentina Scotland Italy Pacific Islands North America Japan
    2012 Ireland (3) Wales (3) England (3 Tests) South Africa (3) Argentina (2) Australia (3) New Zealand (3) Italy (1)
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    France (2)    		 Australia (1)
    +
    Fiji (1)
    +
    Samoa (1)    		 Argentina (1)
    +
    Canada (1)
    +
    USA (1)    		 Scotland Italy
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    Georgia    		 French Barbarians (2)
    2013 (Lions) France (3) Lions (3) Italy (1)
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    Scotland (1)
    +
    Samoa (1)    		 Argentina (2) New Zealand (3) Japan (2) Canada (1) +
    USA (1)    		 England (2)
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    Georgia (1)    		 South Africa (1) South Africa (1)
    		Ireland Wales (2)
    2014 England France Wales (2)
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    Scotland (1)    		 New Zealand Australia South Africa (2) Argentina Ireland
    +
    Scotland TBC    		 South Africa (1)
    +
    North America or Argentina TBC

    		Scotland TBC
    2015 (RWC)












    2016 Scotland (1)
    +
    Wales (3)    		 England Ireland (3) Australia Argentina New Zealand (3) South Africa (3) France New Zealand (1)
    +
    Japan (2)


    		Scotland (2)
    2017 (Lions) Lions (3) Scotland France (3) Argentina South Africa (3) Pacific Islands Japan England Australia
    		Wales
    		Ireland
    2018 France Ireland England (3) South Africa (3) New Zealand Argentina Australia Scotland
    +
    Wales    		 Argentina
    +
    North America

    		Scotland
    2019 (RWC)












    2020





    		Argentina Ireland




    2021 (Lions)

    		Lions (3 Tests)


    		Pacific Islands


    		Ireland

    2022
    		Ireland



    		Australia





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  3. 24-06-12, 04:45 PM #2
    ZeFrenchy
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    Is next year's England-Argentina a series? And are the RU be awarding caps for that?
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  4. 24-06-12, 04:49 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZeFrenchy View Post
    Is next year's England-Argentina a series? And are the RU be awarding caps for that?
    All the tours which aren't stated how many matches they will be, would likely be 2 or 3 matches, if it is just one country arriving or touring.

    Pretty sure England would be awarding caps for that as well.

    To be honest, I think it's silly that Argentina are just playing Tier 1 for all these tours, under the current arrangement with European clubs where European based players can't play in both June and the 4 Nations, it just ridiculously depletes them, that arrangement has to change, and if it doesn't change then their depleted side should be playing Tier 2.
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  5. 24-06-12, 06:06 PM #4
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    I beleive Ireland are scheduled to do the North Amercian tour next year Psychic, not sur if they are playing Argentina as well.

    Edit: Sorry just ntoiced you had it on the chart already I misread the chart.
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  6. 24-06-12, 11:05 PM #5
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    Great work in find and producing this!

    You can add in Wales playing in Samoa and Fiji in June 2013. It is confirmed.

    Quote Originally Posted by ZeFrenchy View Post
    Is next year's England-Argentina a series? And are the RU be awarding caps for that?
    Yes 100% official with test caps awarded.
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  7. 24-06-12, 11:30 PM #6
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    Pacific Island tour without Lions players, that's going to be a physical series!
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  8. 25-06-12, 12:17 AM #7
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    I can only afford one, out of my driving range, rugby match a year so if those future North American tours really happen you can count me happily in for those Ireland and Scotland visits.
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  9. 04-07-12, 09:56 AM #8
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    Just so everybody knows all the top nations except for Scotland and Italy are doing the 3 test series thing. I guess they were deemed not good enough, which is fair enough i suppose
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    What's disappointing is that Japan weren't more included in this. They've got a World Cup to host in 2019 and need to brought up to scratch fast. 2 tours during Lions seasons just ain't going to cut it. Realistically they should have a top tier country touring there every year from 2015. You'd imagine Ireland, Italy, Wales and Scotland would be the best candidates.

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  11. 04-07-12, 10:42 AM #10
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    Well, Heyneke Meyer should be a happy camper with those fixtures ahead of the Rugby Championships in future... Good teams to play against when you want to test out the youngsters...
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  12. 04-07-12, 10:44 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by TRF_Feicarsinn View Post
    What's disappointing is that Japan weren't more included in this. They've got a World Cup to host in 2019 and need to brought up to scratch fast. 2 tours during Lions seasons just ain't going to cut it. Realistically they should have a top tier country touring there every year from 2015. You'd imagine Ireland, Italy, Wales and Scotland would be the best candidates.
    I heard that from 2015 onwards there will be more tours to Japan, precisely because of the world cup.
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