By Phil Jackson Last updated: 22nd August 2007
De Kock: Handed the captain's armband
Saracens have selected South African Neil de Kock as their new team captain.
The Springboks scrum-half made an instant impression last season, following his move from Western Province.
He led by example and was a key figure in helping push Sarries up to fourth in the Guinness Premiership, and qualify for the Heineken Cup.
Former captain Simon Raiwalui moved on earlier in the summer, while De Kock signed a long-term deal at the club.
Former England flanker Richard Hill has been named as club captain meanwhile, and will provide a link between the players and coaches.
Keep an eye out for Sky Sports and Premier Rugby's on-air promo to kick-off the new season.
September's Rugby World magazine profiles Australia A international David Pocock.
September's Rugby World magazine profiles Wales U20 international Gareth Owen.
Rob Andrew believes it is unlikely that anyone will follow in the footsteps of Jason Robinson and make a successful transition from rugby league.
Rob Andrew hopes new incentives will encourage clubs to produce more English qualified players.
Martin Corry has started to appreciate the experimental law variations but still believes they should never have been introduced.
Australia head coach Robbie Deans insists the Wallabies owe it to themselves to make rugby history in the clash against South Africa.
South Africa have made two enforced changes to their starting line-up for their final game of this year's Tri-Nations against Australia.