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No new worldwide men's rugby union competition will be launched before 2024, with the existing July and November test match windows to be "optimised" instead, the sport's global governing body said on Wednesday.Th problem of aligning a congested fixture list in what is predominately a winter game in both the northern and southern hemispheres, has plagued rugby in the professional era.Wednesday's statement from World Rugby said competition format change is "key to increasing interest and value".It added that the existing July and November windows for international touring matches provide "the optimal environment" for any new competition. Talks involving national unions, club competitions and player representatives brought an agreement that any new competition format would not operate in a men's World Cup year, with the next one in 2023, and would be modified in a year when the British and Irish Lions are touring, as they are scheduled to do this year.No new competition would launch before 2024."World Rugby, The Nations and International Rugby Players will continue to explore and refine possible new international competition formats to optimise the July and November windows," the statement said.International Rugby Players chief executive Omar Hassanein responded to World Rugby's statement by saying his organisation would "continue to stress the importance of travel, load and recovery factors for players".He also called for those involve to "set aside any historic differences and make decisions based solely on the betterment of our game".An already difficult situation has been complicated by the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.While test rugby resumed last June after months of lockdown, world champions South Africa opted out of the Rugby Championship on health grounds and together with New Zealand and Australia cancelled their traditional end of year tours of Europe.They were replaced by the Autumn Nations Cup, which saw Europe's Six Nations joined by Fiji and Georgia with all the matches played behind closed doors. That is also set to be the case with the 2021 Six Nations that starts this weekend.Meanwhile, the Covid-19 makes fate of June an July's Lions tour of South Africa uncertain. A decision is expected later this month.Advertisement

I'm not sure what the problem is with this app. Even after 70 minutes, live rugby scores don't reflect. Even completed games do not reflect. Update: This is still not solved after several weeks. The match between Glasgow and the Stormers has been going on for more than 10 minutes. These bug reports and reviews to supersport app developers are clearly ignored.

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The main thing that I love about the Super Sport is the sleek and clean look. Thanks to the frameless windows, this cap has a look that avoids any bulk or unnecessary features. I personally also find the cab-high shell to be much more aesthetically pleasing than other options.

The only other major complaint I have about this SnugTop is that the side windows do not pop out. This means that when something small slides all the way to the front of the bed, I have to crawl in and pull it out. With a sliding side window that pops out, doing this would be 10 times easier. I made some drawers for the small items so that I could slide them out and make full use of my bed so this issue can be rather easily solved.

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Designed by Larry Wood, the Spoiler Sport is wedge-shaped van with a large spoiler on the roof. During the 1970s, as the custom van craze was reaching fever pitch in North America, Hot Wheels was cashing in on the popularity of the American custom vans with castings such as the Super Van and the Baja Breaker. The Spoiler Sport was the most extreme custom van design created by Hot Wheels during this time period. Featuring an angular, wedge-shaped front reminiscent of an exotic European import, and a raised roofline behind the driving cab with 2 rectangular windows. The initial versions from 1977 to the 1979 Golden Machines 6-Pack versions all featured the same sunset/palm trees/beach mural with the text "Spoiler Sport" in black and a pinstripe down the sides of the body. This pattern was repeated on some versions in the 1980s as well as in the 2011 Hot Ones series when the casting was retooled and appeared for the first time since 1985.

The original casting of Spoiler Sport had two small windows on the rear of the vehicle and lacked a parachute. When it was re-released in 1980, it sported one large window in the rear with a parachute. See photo below for detail, the 1977 version is on the left: 2351a5e196