- Auckland Rugby Football Union
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teamname = Auckland Rugby Football Union
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founded = 1883
region = Blues
ground =Eden Park
capacity = 50,000
coach = flagicon|New ZealandShane Howarth
ceo= flagicon|New ZealandAndy Dalton
chairman = flagicon|New Zealand Ken Baguley
league =Air New Zealand Cup
season = 2007
position = Champions
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pattern_la2=|pattern_b2=|pattern_ra2=|leftarm2=FFFFFF|body2=FFFFFF|rightarm2=FFFFFF|shorts2=FFFFFF|socks2=FFFFFFThe Auckland Rugby Football Union (ARFU) is the governing body of
rugby union in the Aucklandisthmus territorial authority, in theNorth Island ofNew Zealand . Its colours arenavy blue andwhite in a hoop design. Auckland's senior representative team, the current holders of theAir New Zealand Cup , play their home matches atEden Park .History
The ARFU was formed in
1883 and is one of New Zealand's most celebrated provincial sides. Its teams are comprised of players from twenty clubs under the union, which play in the Auckland Club Rugby Championship. Auckland's senior (1st Division) team is the most successful side in the history of New Zealand provincial rugby, having won 15 of 25 national titles. Auckland have also produced a greater number ofAll Blacks than any other province.Ranfurly Shield
Auckland have won 152 out of 193 matches defending the
Ranfurly Shield , the most coveted prize in New Zealand provincial rugby. Between14 September 1985 and18 September 1993 , Auckland defended the Ranfurly Shield for 61 consecutive challenges. In the period since the semifinal/final format was introduced to the NPC (predecessor to theAir New Zealand Cup , Auckland competed in 8 of the 14 series, winning all of them. These achievements are all provincial rugby union records.Representative Rugby
Air New Zealand Cup Current squad
The current squad is:
Other notable players
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Christian Califano
*Tasesa Lavea
*Brian Lima
*Isa Nacewa
*Brent Ward References
External links
* [http://www.aucklandrugby.co.nz/index.html Official site]
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