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		Mallett, who won two Springbok caps as an Eighthman in 1984, becoming the 541st Springbok when he made his debut against South America and Spain at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on October 20, scoring a try in the Springboks 32 - 15 victory.
		Mallett took the Boks to a record-equalling 17 successive Test victories and is also the only Springbok coach to have won the Tri-Nations series.
		Mallett landed the French title last year in his first season at the club, but has since decided he has to return to South Africa - despite signing a two year contract in February - because his family are based there and he has little or no time to see them.
	www.speakersinc.co.za /speakers/nickmallett.htm (606 words)

	Nick Mallett -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Mallett was born in England, but grew up in (A landlocked republic in south central Africa formerly called Rhodesia; achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1980) Rhodesia and (A republic at the southernmost part of Africa; achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1910; first European settlers were Dutch (known as Boers)) South Africa.
		Returning to (A republic at the southernmost part of Africa; achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1910; first European settlers were Dutch (known as Boers)) South Africa, he represented Western Province in four Currie Cups, and played for the Springboks in 1984.
		Mallett moved back to France as coach for the (The capital and largest city of France; and international center of culture and commerce) Paris club Stade Francais.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/n/ni/nick_mallett.htm (249 words)

	Nick Mallett at AllExperts
		Mallett moved to Rhodesia with his family in 1956 when he was only six weeks old.
		Mallett once again left South Africa in 1985, this time for France, where he played and coached rugby for seven years until 1992 before eventually returning to South Africa in 1994 and taking a job as Head of the False Bay Rugby Club until 1995.
		Mallett moved back to France as coach for the Paris club Stade FranÃ§ais, which he led to two consecutive French domestic title wins in 2003 and 2004 before returning to South Africa where he accepted the job of Director of Rugby in the Western Province.
	en.allexperts.com /e/n/ni/nick_mallett.htm (772 words)

	BBC SPORT \| SPORTS TALK \| Should Nick Mallett resign?
		Mallett has introduced a 'new' style of rugby for the Springboks, but it is failing to produce results.
		I hope Mallett is not playing into the hands of the Australians, New Zealanders and even the English by trying to be like them, rather than creating a unique Springbok approach, based on the strengths and weaknesses of the players, and imposing it on others.
		Mallett is the right man, but you have to look at the whole structure of South African rugby.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/sports_talk/859674.stm (874 words)

	Cape Times - WP will score some great tries if Mallett finds the fine line
		Nick Mallett will be looking for a happy marriage between pragmatism and idealism when he starts his quest to bring the success Western Province will be expecting from him in his new position as the union's Director of Rugby.
		Mallett is thus current senior head coach Carel du Plessis' boss, something those who know the two personalities would consider a possible recipe for conflict as they have different approaches to coaching.
		Mallett said it would be his job to make all the rugby-related decisions in WP, thus freeing managing director Rob Wagner to concentrate his efforts on the many other issues that confront a modern sports administrator in his day to day business.
	www.capetimes.co.za /index.php?fSectionId=306&fArticleId=2403468 (940 words)

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		Mallett was charged with misconduct after he criticised high ticket prices for the Test match against Australia in August and said administrators were "greedy".
		His remarks were published in news-papers and Mallett said later he had been unaware he was speaking to a reporter when he made the comments.
		Mallett was the longest serving of South Africa's seven coaches to be appointed following the Springboks' readmittance to international rugby in 1992.
	www.dispatch.co.za /2000/09/28/easterncape/BMALLET.HTM (283 words)

	Cape Argus - Nick Mallett back with Province
		Mallett's role will include the contracting of players, talent identification and individual coaching, but he will not coach any of the union's professional teams.
		Mallett holds a BA and higher diploma in education from the University of Cape Town, as well as a post graduate diploma in politics, philosophy and economics from Oxford.
		Mallett was also assistant Springbok coach in 1996, head coach of Boland (1995-1996), head of False Bay Rugby Club (1994-1995) and player, captain and coach of both St Claude and ACBB rugby clubs between 1985 and 1994.
	www.capeargus.co.za /index.php?fSectionId=50&fArticleId=2395662 (458 words)

	Sunday Times - news - 01 Oct 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		I told him that Nick had spoken to the woman but he was unaware that she was a journalist.
		Nick's legal team was to argue that Nick thought he was not talking to a reporter but to a fan and thus they were "private comments".
		The second charge stated that Nick had known that he was talking to a journalist and had made the comments in full knowledge of the controversy he was about to cause.
	www.suntimes.co.za /2000/10/01/news/news02.htm (2200 words)

	Sunday Times - news - 01 Oct 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Mallett, who was Springbok coach for three years, was earning R250 000 a quarter when he resigned on Wednesday.
		Mallett, now relaxing with his family at his Knysna holiday home, is believed to be considering offers from Australia, New Zealand and England and is expected to make a decision as soon as next week.
		Mallett was accused of "gross misconduct" for telling Oberholzer he had been unaware that he was speaking to a journalist when he criticised the ticket prices.
	www.suntimes.co.za /2000/10/01/news/news01.htm (619 words)

	BBC SPORT \| RUGBY UNION \| Mallett a candidate for England role
		Mallett's resignation brought a sad end to a three-year reign which reached a peak in 1998 when the Springboks equalled the world record by winning 17 consecutive Tests.
		Mallett also came under heavy media and public fire for transforming the Boks from a team relying heavily on forward strength to one which ran the ball at all costs, often with disastrous results.
		Mallett expressed his deep and sincere gratitude to his management team, led by assistant coach Alan Solomons, and wished the Springboks good luck on a tour to Argentina, Ireland, Wales and England this year.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/rugby_union/945480.stm (682 words)

	sport.iafrica.com \| today's news Mallett may be lured back to SA
		Mallett had made no secret of his desire to become Springbok coach again, but it was on his terms only that that could take place.
		Mallett and former SA Rugby managing director Rian Oberholzer reportedly never saw eye-to-eye, and the latter's departure from SA's rugby headquarters this week could be enough for new SA rugby bosses to lure the former Bok loose-forward back to South Africa.
		Mallett is currently coaching the Stade Francais rugby club in Paris, but should he make a deal to return home, it would be an extremely popular move in South Africa.
	sport.iafrica.com /news/290208.htm (425 words)

	Open letter to Nick Mallett: Sport: Rugby: News24
		"Mallett claims that Springbok players are leaving the country because they are fed up with the game and he expresses his amazement with how many are playing abroad.
		"Mallett questioned the standard of coaching at the highest level and when he did so the articles were accompanied by a Bok coaching record described as 'guiding South Africa to a world record-equaling 17 successive Test wins'.
		"Mallett's record in his last two years as Bok coach read: 11 wins in 21 and of those 11 wins, there were two against Italy, one against Uruguay, one against Spain and one against Canada.
	www.news24.com /News24/Sport/Rugby/0,,2-9-838_1295454,00.html (1102 words)

	Nick Mallett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Nicholas Vivian Howard Mallett (born October 30, 1956 at Haileybury, England) played for and coached the Springboks, South Africa's national rugby union team.
		Mallett was born in England, but grew up in Rhodesia and South Africa.
		After seven years playing and coaching rugby in France, he returned to South Africa in 1996 and was appointed national coach in 1997.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/nick_mallett (322 words)

	Still the best
		That statement caused Nick Mallett to disregard Joubert for his world record equalling run of 17 victories, and when the Natal fullback announced that he had changed his mind it was too late.
		Mallett has said publicly that Joubert's defence is no longer up to the rigours of international rugby.
		If Mallett is speaking of a relish for tackling, then he is probably right, for Joubert in his mid 20's was never a fan of getting hurt for no good reason, and now he is in his mid 30's he has even more reason for his discretion.
	members.tripod.com /SA_PC_Games/joubert.htm (632 words)

	IOL: Teichmann hits back at Mallett
		Mallett alleged Teichmann no longer had the desire to play for South Africa, had lost the support of his teammates and was not good enough to make the side on merit.
		Keohane: Nick Mallett claims that he noticed the team had lost faith in you as a captain and as a player.
		MK: Mallett makes mention of the Dunedin Test (against the All Blacks) and says if he has one regret it is that he should have sent you home after Dunedin and not kept an injured Gary Teichmann on for the week in Brisbane.
	www.int.iol.co.za /?click_id=18&set_id=1&art_id=ct19991126223740956S320862 (3388 words)

	Rugby World Magazine Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Mallett said it was unacceptable that the province with the biggest depth in terms of the number of clubs and the quality of players in the country, failed to bring home any significant silverware.
		Mallett also made it clear that he was not there to take over the coaching reins from any coach, least of all Currie Cup mentor Carel du Plessis.
		Mallett said that unless there was a request from a coach to come and help with the odd session, he would not be involved in coaching in any manner.
	www.rugbyworld.com /News/story_41453.shtml (742 words)

	GlobalBuzz SA Forums - Nick Mallett enters Province ...
		The appointment of former Springbok coach Nick Mallett as the WP Rugby Football Union's Director of Rugby is a landmark in the annals of South African rugby.
		Mallett's position will demand that he stays on top of the affairs relating to the province's Currie Cup team but not necessarily the region's Super 12 franchise.
		Mallett's three-year contract with WP Rugby virtually rules out any chance of him joining in the national team's set-up in the foreseeable future.
	www.globalbuzz-sa.com /forums/showthread.php?t=7272 (601 words)

	sport.iafrica.com \| today's news Mallet denies rift with SA Rugby
		Nick Mallett, who coached the Springboks to their first Tri-Nations triumph in 1998 and took South Africa to 16 consecutive Test victories, denied that there is any rift between him and SA Rugby officials.
		Mallett also revealed that he is still available should SA Rugby feel the need to make use of his services.
		Mallett was full of praise of what had been achieved under Jake White, pointing out that he had come up through the ranks as a coach, as is proper.
	sport.iafrica.com /news/353460.htm (727 words)

	Mallett chases Samoan hooker : Sport: Rugby: News24
		Mallett said Province tried to keep Lukas van Biljon, on loan from the Lions Rugby Union to help the Stormers, but the Lions declined to release him from his contract.
		Mallett said the plan was to invite the player to South Africa early in June to undergo a series of medical tests.
		Mallett is not just looking for players, but also casting his net wide to find top coaches for Province.
	www.news24.com /News24/Sport/Rugby/0,,2-9-838_1706579,00.html (534 words)

	Nick Mallett, Partner, Commerce
		Nick is a partner and head of our commerce team, focusing on commercial contracts.
		Nick’s particular specialisms include travel and tourism, the direct selling channel of distribution, and direct marketing and sales and marketing companies; also company sales, purchases and joint ventures, both domestic and overseas; e-commerce, and information technology law; corporate finance for unlisted companies, non-contentious intellectual property, agency, distribution, franchising, outsourcing, and commercial agreements generally.
		Nick is Chairman of the Commercial Law Committee of the City of London Law Society, and Secretary of the Legislative Affairs Committee of the Direct Selling Association.
	www.martineau-johnson.co.uk /people/nmallett.htm (179 words)

	Nick Mallett in demand again
		Mallett has confirmed that the WPRFU has already contacted him, though he is still undecided about what he will do.
		Mallett, who won back-to-back French titles with Stade Francais before returning to South Africa this year, took the Springboks to 17 successive Test victories and the 1998 Tri-Nations title before he was summarily - many would say totally unfairly-dismissed by his employers at SA Rugby.
		When he returned this year Mallett made it clear that he would like to be involved in SA rugby in some way, but that he was not looking for a high-profile coaching job.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /sport/365/rugby/news/2004/14/12/editorial_40579.html (505 words)

	The Namibian \| Mallett wants to stay as Springboks coach
		Mallett said as the South Africa squad returned from two test defeats in Australia and one in New Zealand: "I have a contract which runs until the end of next year and I intend to uphold it."
		Mallett, who acknowledged that the South African Rugby Football Union (Sarfu) might well have different ideas, made the commitment to staying even though team manager Gideon Sam said at the start of an airport news conference that the coach would not be answering questions about his future.
		But Mallett, clearly stung by some probing questions about the course he had steered the team on this year, made his declaration of intent as the conference drew to a close.
	www.namibian.com.na /Netstories/2000/August/Sport/0094B983A5.html (644 words)

	IN BRIEF: Mallett Steps Down (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		CAPE TOWN, South Africa -- Springbok coach Nick Mallett resigned Wednesday after a settlement was reached during the first day of hearings into a charge of misconduct brought against him by the South African Rugby Football Union.
		Mallett was charged after he criticized "greedy" rugby administrators for setting high ticket prices for the test against Australia in August.
		Mallett unwittingly made his comments on the 300 rand ($42) cost to a reporter, and he was charged after they appeared in newspapers.
	www.themoscowtimes.com /stories/2000/09/29/065-print.html (156 words)

	Mallett takes charge at WP: Sport: Rugby: News24
		Cape Town - The appointment of former Springbok coach Nick Mallett as the WP Rugby Football Union's Director of Rugby is a landmark in the annals of South African rugby.
		Mallett's position will demand that he stays on top of the affairs relating to the province's Currie Cup team but not necessarily the region's Super 12 franchise.
		Mallett's three-year contract with WP Rugby virtually rules out any chance of him joining in the national team's set-up in the foreseeable future.
	www.wheels24.co.za /News24/Sport/Rugby/0,,2-9-838_1659275,00.html (554 words)

	The Witness Group - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Former Springbok coach Nick Mallett admitted in Paris yesterday that fullback Percy Montgomery's two-year ban for pushing a touch judge during a Welsh Premier League match will cost South Africa dearly in this year's Rugby World Cup.
		Mallett, who guided the Springboks to a record-equalling 17 successive Test victories before being downed by England, said Montgomery's place-kicking ability would have allowed Rudolf Straeuli to select a more adventurous flyhalf than Louis Koen.
		Mallett, who stepped down shortly after South Africa exited in the 1999 World Cup semi-finals, said he agrees with Straeuli's change of policy in selecting players who have moved abroad, such as Thinus Delport.
	www.witness.co.za /content/2003_06/15852.htm (521 words)

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