Euro cup action ‘simply the best viewing’
MARK KEOHANE urges South Africans to appreciate an unprecedented access to top-tier club rugby, a far cry from days when their exposure was limited to domestic matches.
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SA’s finest to go ‘full-on’ in Europe
MARK KEOHANE commends the resilience of South Africa’s star players, as they transition from a triumphant Springbok tour to the start of the Investec @ChampionsCup and EPCR @ChallengeCup.
Love, live and be proud of Bok rugby
MARK KEOHANE urges Springbok fans to celebrate South Africa’s success, the brilliance of its players, and the leadership of Rassie Erasmus and Siya Kolisi.
SA derbies ‘hell of a leveller’ in URC
There is enough attitude within the DHL Stormers ranks to upset the bigger names at the Sharks when the teams clash in Durban on Saturday, writes MARK KEOHANE.
World’s No 1 get the job done!
It was inevitable that South Africa were going to beat Wales on Saturday, the Springboks’ emphatic victory in Cardiff a testament to their status as the best team on the planet, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Golden age of gifted Boks
The nominations of Pieter-Steph du Toit, Cheslin Kolbe and Eben Etzebeth for World Rugby’s Player of the Year award says everything about the quality of the Springboks, writes MARK KEOHANE.
‘World’s best’ to triumph at Twickenham
MARK KEOHANE is confident of a showcase performance from the world champion Springboks in London on Saturday, worthy of their status as the form team on the planet.
Rassie, the innovative tormentor
Rugby has never had a coach like Rassie Erasmus, who has developed two destructive Springbok packs and is prepared to select both of them in a match-day 23, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Every Bok fan loves to be a selector
The anticipation of the Springbok team for Sunday’s clash against Scotland has made it a crazy but fun week for millions of South African supporters, writes MARK KEOHANE.
Bok No 15 jersey ‘belongs to Fassi’
Aphelele Fassi will thrive as the incumbent Springbok fullback on the November tour in the absence of the injured Damian Willemse, writes MARK KEOHANE.
