Scots to cruise past poor Samoa

THE MONEY MAN is betting on Scotland to beat Samoa by 11-plus points and qualify for the World Cup quarter-finals.

Pollard, Boks coming up trumps

Handré Pollard is the Springboks' best No 10 option at the World Cup and potentially could become the best in the game over the next few years, writes MARK KEOHANE in Business Day.

Springboks met own standard

The Springboks' win against Samoa was emphatic but not out of the ordinary, writes MARK KEOHANE in Business Day.

Back Scots to beat Brave Blossoms

THE MONEY MAN is betting on Scotland to claim a comfortable win against Japan in Gloucester on Wednesday.

Heyneke’s time is up

Heyneke Meyer's tenure as Springbok coach must end after this World Cup, writes MARK KEOHANE in Business Day.

Bank on Boks to win big

THE MONEY MAN is betting on the Springboks to beat Japan by 42 or more points in Brighton.

World Cup will be tough to win

Winning the 2015 World Cup would be an extraordinary achievement for the Springboks, writes MARK KEOHANE in Business Day.

Meyer banking on battered warriors

To be successful at the World Cup, the Springboks must trust players whose pedigree endorses risk for reward, writes MARK KEOHANE in Business Day.

Bok squad lacks balance

The Springboks' World Cup squad hasn't rewarded form and isn't a victory for transformation, writes MARK KEOHANE in Business Day.

Tackling the system

JOHN MITCHELL, on the Vodacom Rugby Portal, discusses dangerous tackles and provides two solutions that would improve consistency and fairness.