The road to World Cup glory begins on Saturday, according to a man who’s done it before. Former Springbok coach Jake White believes Saturday’s clash against Australia is of great importance if the men in green and gold are to challenge for top honours in next year’s Rugby World Cup in Japan.
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According to Jake White, he knows how to win the Rugby World Cup
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Bok Rugby News: Brits likely to make Bok return in Newlands Test
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Springbok coach, Rassie Erasmus has indicated that veteran hooker, Schalk Brits could be making a return to Test rugby at Newlands on Saturday.
South Africa took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series against England, following another come-from-behind victory in Bloemfontein, running off 23-12 victors.
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Rugby News: Joel Stransky tips the Boks to triumph over England
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Springbok legend, Joel Stransky believes South Africa have it in them to to defeat England, when the two sides clash over three Tests in June this year.
The series against the Poms begins a week after the Boks take on Wales in a historic once-off Test against……….
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Rugby News: Bryan Habana calls time on career
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Springbok legend, Bryan Habana has announced that the current season will be his last in professional rugby.
The 34-year old has been plying his trade at French Top 14 outfit, Toulon and has spent much……..
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Springbok News: Erasmus will be allowed to break 30-Test rule for overseas players
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Rassie Erasmus is getting a slightly easier ride than Allister Coetzee and will be allowed to pick players for the Springboks who are based overseas and do not meet the 30-Test rule.
Must be nice to be Rassie Erasmus. While strict rules were in place for his predecessor when it came to picking overseas players, Erasmus will be allowed to do so.
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Rassie could involve overseas-based Boks in his plans for next year’s World Cup
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We could see a return of the likes of Bismarck du Plessis back in the Bok setup as Rassie prepares for next year’s World Cup. A number of players plying their trade outside the country could find themselves back in the reckoning for the Boks if director of rugby Rassie Erasmus is to get his..
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