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AAP Sports News (Australia)
04-13-2007
Rugby: Wallaby Larkham tipped to join French club



SYDNEY, April 13, 2007 (AFP) - Australian star fly-half Stephen Larkham is
considering an offer to join leading French club Toulouse after this year's
World Cup, reports said Friday.

The club has made Larkham a "lucrative" offer to take over from Frederik
Michalak, who has opted to join the Natal Sharks for next year's Super 14
tournament, rugbyexclusive.com reported.

"The idea of playing for a great club like Toulouse is very attractive and
it certainly would be another challenge," the rangy playmaker was quoted as
saying.

"My ...

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