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Van Heerden in Sarries U-turn?
9:33am Monday 12th May 2008
Saracens target Wikus van Heerden could stay with the Bulls after admitting he is reluctant to leave home.
The flanker, who helped South Africa win the World Cup last year, is understood to be mulling over the proposed move and is expected to make a decision this week.
However, the 29-year-old admits he could stay at Loftus Versfeld along with Danie Rossouw and Victor Matfield, the pair who snubbed big money switches to ambitious Northampton Saints.
"I will take a decision soon, but I am happy in Pretoria and don't really want to move," Van Heerden reportedly said yesterday.
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