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Stormers’ John Dobson remains positive after loss to Ospreys

Following a challenging opening match in the 2024-25 Vodacom URC, DHL Stormers’ director of rugby John Dobson expressed optimism despite his team’s 37-24 defeat to the Ospreys in Bridgend on Saturday, Cape {town} Etc reports. Also read: The story of how Cape Town’s suburbs got their names The Stormers, who will face Zebre next Saturday at the Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi...

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