Davids’ experience gives him Bok edge
Deon Davids’ experience as a head coach may just give him the edge over Jacques Nienaber in the race to replace Rassie Erasmus as the new Springbok coach, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
Bosch, Willemse can reach potential at 10
The confirmation that Curwin Bosch and Damian Willemse will play exclusively at flyhalf in 2020 is good news for both the duo and the Springboks, writes DYLAN JACK.
The minnow myth
Money maketh the minnows, so don’t expect to see a similar Japan fairytale anytime soon, writes RYAN VREDE.
Due process needed in Bok coach succession plan
A meticulous process must be followed when identifying Rassie Erasmus’ successor, writes SIMNIKIWE XABANISA.
Boks have inspired healing process
The Springboks’ World Cup journey had a powerful impact on a global, national and personal level, writes former Springbok STEFAN TERLBANCHE.
Boks have proved we’re stronger together
The success of the Springboks has fostered a much-needed feel-good factor throughout South Africa, writes former Springbok captain Jean de Villiers.
Ignore the EFF, Siya fulfilled his destiny
It was Siya Kolisi’s destiny to lift the Webb Ellis cup. And no amount of shade by Mbuyiseni Ndlozi is going to change that, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
Boks must build on powerful platform
The power of the Springbok brand, which Rassie Erasmus and his team have restored, needs to be the centre of attention in the transitory and building phase following the World Cup win and leading up to the British & Irish Lions tour in two years’ time, writes former Bok hooker JAMES DALTON.
Erasmus faces tricky Bok task
While Rassie Erasmus and the Springboks have had a well-deserved party over the past few weeks following their World Cup win, the Bok boss’ next assignment is a lot trickier, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
Analysis: Boks’ brains and brawn on defence
A Bok defence that relies on speed, aggression and courageous decision-making shattered the confidence of England’s previously fluent attack, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
