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.
Rassie keeps one eye on England
Rassie Erasmus has explained his decision to recall the famed ‘Nuclear Squad’ after naming seven forwards on the Springbok bench to face Scotland on Sunday.
Rassie: Boks make everything personal
Rassie Erasmus insists that the Springboks aren’t out to make enemies, but that the world champions approach every opponent and Test fired up to “protect South Africa”.
‘Rassie doesn’t think like anyone else’
In celebration of Rassie Erasmus’ 52nd birthday, the world champion Springboks shed light on what makes the two-time World Cup-winning coach tick.
Habana: Rassie’s veterans on track for three-peat
Hailing Rassie Erasmus for reinvigorating the veteran Springbok players, Bryan Habana believes a historic World Cup three-peat is on in Australia.
Rassie eyes young Bulls bruisers
Rassie Erasmus has his sights set on a fresh wave of towering Vodacom Bulls locks who could bolster the Springboks heading into the 2027 World Cup in Australia.
Hanekom: Wales never crossed my mind
Wales-eligible Cameron Hanekom says his heart was always with the Springboks as he embarks on his debut tour after getting a late injury-enforced call-up.
Rassie: Cheslin a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ Bok
Rassie Erasmus suggests two-time World Cup winner Cheslin Kolbe is the exception to the rule that no one in the current Springbok set-up is irreplaceable.
Why Rassie chose to remain Bok coach
Springbok chief Rassie Erasmus has admitted to ‘considering’ coaching another Test nation, but cites his connection to South African rugby as one of his reasons for staying.
Poll: Which Boks bruise Scotland?
Rassie Erasmus is spoiled for choice with an abundance of bruisers when deciding how to balance his back row options for the November tour opener against Scotland.
