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	Visa Rugby Legends \| Joel Stransky \| Fan With A Plan
		Joel Theodore Stransky was born in Pietermaritzburg (near Johannesburg) South Africa, on July 16, 1967.
		Joel played for South Africa 23 times scoring 237 points and between 1993 and 1996 he gained 22 caps for his country.
		Prior to that, Joel played for Natal in 1990 scoring 195 points in 14 games in the Currie Cup and took the record for points scored in a season - 304 in total.
	www.fanwithaplan.com /events/2007_rugby_world_cup/legends_stransky.jsp (298 words)

	Joel Stransky News Articles and Opinions by Fans - Sportingo
		Joel Stransky News Articles and Opinions by Fans - Sportingo
		Rugby World Cup: Why Jake White's Springboks are ready for a 1997 repeat
		All fl for 20 years - but New Zealand will be world rugby kings in 2007
	www.sportingo.com /tags/joel_stransky (88 words)

	Update on the Joel Stransky court case \|\| bristolrugby.net - Unofficial Bristol news and views
		Stransky claims that Nick de Scossa offered him a verbal deal over dinner at a French restaurant (Le Beaujolais in Bath).
		Stransky also claims that the deal was struck as far back as April 10th 2000 although he he was fairly cagey about his employment intentions because he didn't want to upset people connected with Leicester Rugby Club.
		Stransky's work permit was nearly expired and the RFU indicated it would not be renewed.
	www.rugbynetwork.net /main/s100/st16152 (423 words)

	Joel Stransky - South Africa Rugby Player - Rugby-Heroes.net (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In the opening match of the 1995 World Cup, Joel Stransky became the first Springbok in history to score all four possible ways in one test (a try, a conversion, four penalty goals and a drop goal) as South Africa defeated reigning World Champions Australia, 27-18.
		Stransky had been tipped for great things ever since he caught attention as a talented 19 year old playing his debut season of first-class rugby for Northern Transvaal in 1987.
		Joel made his Springbok debut in Sydney on the tour to Australia in 1993, and two weeks later, scored his first international points with a stunning intercept try in the test in Brisbane.
	www.sporting-heroes.net /rugby-heroes/displayhero.asp?HeroID=2602 (504 words)

	The Stransky court case rears its ugly head again \|\| bristolrugby.net - Unofficial Bristol news and views
		It was reported in the Daily Mail in early December 2001 that Bristol served Bob Dwyer with a writ when he was in Cardiff helping the Barbarians prepare for their clash with Australia.
		This all harks back of course to the summer of 2000 when Joel Stransky was due to join (depending on who you talk to!) Bristol as a backs coach, duly arrived and then departed with his services not seemingly required.
		Stransky’s work permit was running out and the RFU told us that it would not be renewed.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s100/st15827.htm (524 words)

	Stransky awarded damages: Sport: Rugby: News24
		London - Former Springbok Joel Stransky was awarded £151 025 damages against Bristol on Wednesday after the English Premiership club withdrew an offer of a coaching post that had been made over dinner.
		Stransky's case was that the repudiation occurred at the end of June 2000 when Bristol Rugby Club decided not to engage his services.
		Stransky, he said, was "left on a string for three months until it was decided at the Bath Spa Hotel on June 26 that he would not be taken on."
	www.news24.com /News24/Sport/Rugby/0,9294,2-9-838_1296772,00.html (539 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: 1995 Rugby World Cup (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Both teams scored penalty goals in the first half of extra time, but it was Joel Stransky who landed a drop goal to win the final.
		Andrew Philip Mehrtens (born 28 April 1973 in Durban, South Africa) is a New Zealand rugby union footballer who has been one of the top fly-halves (or first five-eighths) in the world since the advent of the sports professional era in the mid-1990s.
		Boet Erasmus Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/1995-Rugby-World-Cup (4924 words)

	Update on the Joel Stransky court case \|\| bristolrugby.net - Unofficial Bristol news and views
		Stransky claims that Nick de Scossa offered him a verbal deal over dinner at a French restaurant (Le Beaujolais in Bath).
		Stransky also claims that the deal was struck as far back as April 10th 2000 although he he was fairly cagey about his employment intentions because he didn't want to upset people connected with Leicester Rugby Club.
		Stransky's work permit was nearly expired and the RFU indicated it would not be renewed.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s100/st16152 (398 words)

	Business Day - News Worth Knowing
		JOEL Stransky, the Springbok flyhalf who won the 1995 World Cup for SA, predicted yesterday that the Springboks would have their hands full with the French squad named on Monday to play two tests in SA later this month.
		Stransky said his biggest concern ahead of the Springboks’ incoming tours against Uruguay, France and Australia was the poor form shown by their backs in this year’s Super 12 competition.
		Stransky also expressed concern that flyhalf Jaco van der Westhuyzen — the only specialist flyhalf in the squad, who has been playing in Japan for the past few months — suffered a back injury at gym early last week, which has forced him to sit out of training for most the first week.
	www.businessday.co.za /articles/topstories.aspx?ID=BD4A51352 (432 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Rugby Union \| English \| Bristol to pay Stransky damages
		Joel Stransky was fly-half for the Leicester Tigers
		Stransky claimed damages after alleging Bristol Rugby had reneged on an oral contract agreed in a Bath restaurant on 10 April, 2000.
		At the time of the alleged contract, Stransky was working for Leicester Tigers, but immediately began making plans to move to Bristol.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/rugby_union/english/2565891.stm (292 words)

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		Flyhalf Stransky, whose last-gasp drop goal won the last World Cup for the Springboks against New Zealand in 1995, qualifies for his adopted country through an English grandfather.
		The dates rule Stransky out of England's Test against Australia in June, though there are no rules to stop him being part of the training squad.
		Stransky, 31, joined English Premiership leaders Leicester two seasons ago and takes a hand in coaching.
	www.dispatch.co.za /1998/12/15/sport/STRANSKY.HTM (174 words)

	Stransky displaces Liley at Leicester
		JOEL STRANSKY, whose nerveless goal-kicking against New Zealand won the 1995 World Cup for South Africa, will join Leicester, the Courage League One club, next month.
		Stransky, 29, who will apply for a work permit this week, said before returning home for Christmas that he had chosen Leicester because he was impressed by every aspect of the club, on and off the field.
		As Stransky's erstwhile colleagues complete preparations for the match against Wales in Cardiff on Sunday, they will note the possible effect of the midfield change by the opposition.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1996/12/13/srstra13.html (620 words)

	Joel Stransky
		In addition his many scoring records in all levels of the game, Joel will be forever remembered for one kick, that famous, heroic, drop goal that finally sank the All Blacks and won the 1995 World Cup for South Africa.
		Joel signed for the Tigers in Dec 1996.
		Joel played for Natal in 1990 scoring 195 points in 14 games in the Currie Cup, and taking the record for points scored in a season, 304 in all matches.
	www.rugbyspeakers.co.uk /Joel_Stransky/body_joel_stransky.html (183 words)

	Fritz van Heerden . Martin Johnson . 1970 . Joel Stransky . Ben Kay . Dean Richards (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fritz van Heerden born 29 June 1970 is a former South African rugby union player who played international rugby for the Springboks, and club rugby with Western Province and Leicester Tigers.
		He joined Leicester Tigers in 19, following fellow South African Joel Stransky, and joining up with Martin Johnson, and replacing Matt Poole who acquired a knee injury at about the same time with Dean Richards normally a number eight playing lock.
		Joel Stransky born 16th July 1967 is a former South African rugby union footballer, most notable for scoring the...
	www.uk.fraquisanto.net /Fritz_van_Heerden (307 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Austin Healey (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A rugby union team is made up of 15 players: eight forwards, numbered from 1 to 8; and seven backs, numbered from 9 to 15.
		After an injury to Tiger's South African fly-half Joel Stransky, and the unsuitability of others such as Pat Howard and Andy Goode to fill the role, Healey was switched to fly-half.
		In this position however, he was unable to make much of an international impression, his sole appearance at fly-half came in the 2000 tour to South Africa where in the first test after Jonny Wilkinson had food poisoning.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Austin_Healey (1629 words)

	CNN/SI - Rugby Union - Stransky ready to play for England - Saturday February 13, 1999 12:02 PM
		Posted: Saturday February 13, 1999 12:02 PM Joel Stransky will qualify for England just four weeks before the World Cup kicks off in Wales in October.
		But I have no problems picking Joel as long as he is the best option, he fits in with the squad and everyone is happy with the situation.
		Stransky will qualify for England just four weeks before the World Cup kicks off in Wales in October because he has an English-born grandfather and last played for South Africa three years ago.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /rugby/news/1999/02/13/england_stransky (421 words)

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		Two weeks later, Stransky scored his first international points with one try, two conversions, and two penalties in a 28-20 loss to Australia in Brisbane.
		In front of 62,000 people, Stransky was outstanding as he scored all 15 points (three penalties, two dropgoals) in South Africa's 15-12 victory in extra time to capture the World Cup.
		Stransky played 10 more times for South Africa and finished with 237 points in his international career.
	www.jewsinsports.org /profile.asp?sport=bullfighting&ID=4 (263 words)

	The Stransky court case rears its ugly head again \|\| bristolrugby.net - Unofficial Bristol news and views
		This all harks back of course to the summer of 2000 when Joel Stransky was due to join (depending on who you talk to!) Bristol as a backs coach, duly arrived and then departed with his services not seemingly required.
		Bristol seem to be covering their bases by preparing action against Dwyer should Stransky be successful with his claim.
		Stransky’s work permit was running out and the RFU told us that it would not be renewed.
	rack.sportnetwork.net /main/s100/st15827.htm (493 words)

	Rugby Union: Joel's Scottish stroll Sunday Mirror - Find Articles
		The chief tormentor was South African fly-half Joel Stransky, who was at the heart of everything good about the Tigers' play as well as kicking 18 points.
		Stransky's skills, allied to a dominant pack, saw the Exiles' run ragged in a first half in which they conceded 30 points.
		A scissors move between Stransky and Pat Howard bemused the Scots and the ball was crisply worked wide for wing Nnamdi Ezulike to score to put Leicester 20 points ahead with just 20 minutes gone.
	www.looksmartgymnastics.com /p/articles/mi_qn4161/is_19980913/ai_n14478822 (222 words)

	The Times Planet Podcast » Blog Archive » Carly Weinberg chats to Joel Stransky
		Joel Stransky will always be remembered for “that” drop goal during the Rugby World Cup in 1995.
		With the Rugby World Cup currently underway in France, Carly Weinberg decided to catch up with Stransky to get his views on the 2007 Springbok team.
		Watch Off Beat and On Track to see who his pick is for the Paris final.
	podcasts.thetimes.co.za /2007/09/27/carly-weinberg-chats-to-joel-stransky (349 words)

	SA Rugby - www.sarugby.co.za - The official home of rugby in South Africa
		Notes: Having first won admiration as a promising flyhalf in Pretoria, Stransky leapt to fame in the 1990 Natal team that clinched the Currie Cup for the first time in their history.
		Interests: Before the World Cup Joel had never kicked a drop goal for South Africa but during the tournament he landed three including two in the final that carried South Africa to victory.
		Highlights: Being selected for the Springboks, winning the Currie Cup for Natal, and joining Western Province when they were low and being a part of the team as they made their way back to the top.
	www.sarugby.co.za /profiles.asp?id=18425 (207 words)

	bristolrugby.com - Story
		Bristol chief executive, Nick de Scossa, and Joel Stransky shake hands on the deal.
		Stransky arrived at the club, was introduced to the players and then apparently told that his services weren't required.
		As for Stransky, he appears to have been lost from the world of coaching.
	bristolrugby.rivals.net /default.asp?sid=1276&p=2&stid=8094776 (330 words)

	CNN/SI - Rugby Union - Mallett saddened by Stransky's England choice - Monday February 15, 1999 01:19 PM
		Posted: Monday February 15, 1999 01:19 PM Stransky won the last of his caps as a replacement against New Zealand in August 1996 but moved to England shortly afterwards.
		"I have always maintained that if Joel and Tiaan wanted to play for South Africa again, they would have to compete for South African teams in the Super 12 and be available for selection in domestic competitions," said Mallett.
		If both England and South Africa progress as expected during the competition in October and November, Stransky could face his countrymen in the quarterfinals or final.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /rugby/news/1999/02/15/mallett_stransky (455 words)

	The Rugby Forum > That Drop Goal...
		Stransky nailing that drop goal probably had a greater effect, helping the morale of Post-aparthied South Africa.
		Sep 12 2006, 10:24 AM i think stransky's and wilkinson's are both the most importants in rugby history : they made their country win their first wc so you could'nt say one is more important than the other...
		btw i think that, as a symbol, stransky's drop aws much more important : they were playing at home after years of apartheid and it was some kind of outlet for them.
	www.therugbyforum.com /lofiversion/index.php/t6688.html (2889 words)

	BBC News \| Rugby Union \| World Cup door open for Carling and Stransky
		And Woodward also hinted he could be ready to recruit South African fly-half Joel Stransky into the national team, once the World Cup-winner has qualified for England.
		Carling resumed his career with Harlequins last week after retiring a year ago and Woodward insisted the centre's return at the age of 33 could not be ruled out.
		Stransky, who kicked the Springboks to world championship glory in 1995, is now one of the big stars of the Allied Dunbar Premiership with Leicester and he will qualify for England on September 1 - just in time for the World Cup.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/sport/rugby_union/276873.stm (508 words)

	insurance Joel_Stransky - insurance-notes.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Joel Theodore Stransky (born 16 July 1967) is a former South African rugby union footballer, most notable for scoring the winning drop goal in the 1995 Rugby World Cup final.
		Stransky was born in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa and educated at Maritzburg College where he was coached under Skonk Nicholson, a well-known figure in schoolboy rugby.
		In 1990 he moved in Italy where he played for L'Aquila during the season 1991-92 and for San DonÃ in the 1992-93.
	www.insurance-notes.com /Joel_Stransky (402 words)

	Joel Stransky
		Joel Stransky is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
		They were founded in 1880 from a merger of three smaller teams Societies AFC, Leicester Amateur FC and Leicester Alert, and moved into their current ground at Welford Road, Leicester in 1892.
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