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Wallabies prop Sekope Kepu and scrumhalf Nic White have confirmed they will leave Australia to join French clubs after this year's World Cup.
The 28-year-old Kepu, who has played 52 tests, has signed a three-year deal with Bordeaux-Begles, who last month signed Wallabies utility back and 100-test veteran Adam Ashley-Cooper.
White, capped 19 times, will join Montpellier, where he will play under his former ACT Brumbies Super Rugby coach Jake White. Montpellier has signed White on a two-year contract with an option for a one-year extension.
Meanwhile, in New Zealand, All Blacks prop Ben Franks said he will join English club London Irish on a three-year deal from the end of this year.
Franks has played 42 tests and his brother, prop Owen Franks, remains a member of the All Blacks starting XV.
Earlier this week, lock Jeremy Thrush and winger Frank Halai confirmed they also will be joining European clubs.
Needless to say the NH parasites are shooting themselves in the foot . Will there be any locals in their sides in 10 years time.The anti Jake brigade will be embarassed by Nic wanting to join Jake. Their embarassment will be complete should more former Jake palyers jpoin Jake at Montpellier - particulary Bissie and Jannie.Will the egg flow again one wonders. History clearly shows the Jake critics have disappea red under mountains of egg again and again. Will this be yet another dose of the same!!! How much egg can they handle. Hahahahahahaha
