‘Super Rugby needs restructuring’
Former Sharks stalwart Stefan Terblanche believes a return to a shorter, sharper Vodacom Super Rugby competition is much needed to rediscover the appeal it once held, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
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From the mag: Kwagga’s positive outlook
Japan-based Kwagga Smith made the most of a challenging situation as coronavirus wreaked havoc, writes CRAIG LEWIS in the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine.
Bulls building a team with firepower up front
If the Vodacom Bulls could land the signature of another top Bok such as Marcell Coetzee it would be a further step in the right direction, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
‘Rugby can’t fear making changes’
Former Springbok Stefan Terblanche reflects on the lasting memories of the Boks’ success, the impact of Covid-19, how Super Rugby should change and Frans Steyn’s return to South Africa.
SA rugby’s first ‘transfer day’ dished up drama
Pieter-Steph du Toit unwittingly found himself as the central figure in the story of South African rugby’s first so-called ‘deadline day’ that offered up plenty of twists and turns, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
New Bulls CEO outlines mandate
Incoming Vodacom Bulls CEO Edgar Rathbone says while Jake White’s job will focus around on-field success, his role is to ensure it can be achieved within budgets. CRAIG LEWIS reports.
Sharks ‘relieved, happy’ to keep stars
Sharks CEO Eduard Coetzee says the retention of star players such as Lukhanyo Am and Makazole Mapimpi is testament to the culture being created at the Durban franchise, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
Marx among five to leave Lions
The Lions have confirmed they will bid farewell to four players, which includes World Cup-winning Springbok Malcolm Marx. CRAIG LEWIS reports.
Watch: Springbok in the bush
Springbok Marcell Coetzee created this wildlife package for his Ulster teammates showing him spending lockdown at Marloth Park, which borders the Kruger National Park.
Exclusive: Du Toit to stay at Stormers
Stormers coach John Dobson has confirmed that sought-after flank Pieter-Steph du Toit has agreed to remain in South Africa until at least the end of the 2021 British & Irish Lions tour. CRAIG LEWIS reports.
