From Bloem to Boks: Rassie’s road to glory
SA Rugby magazine looks back at Rassie Erasmus’ coaching career to date, starting with the Cheetahs and ending with his Coach of the Year award.
Erasmus to step down as Bok coach
Rassie Erasmus has confirmed that Saturday’s World Cup final against England in Yokohama will be his last as Springbok head coach.
Boks have laid a formidable foundation
Rassie Erasmus’ investment in a wider group of players will reap significant benefits in the short and long term, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Paper Talk: Saru’s new transformation plan
A round up of what some of South Africa’s leading Sunday papers are saying, including an update on Saru’s transformation plan for 2030.
Erasmus won’t be judged on RWC
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander says the Springboks’ performance at the upcoming World Cup in Japan will not determine Rassie Erasmus’ future.
‘Rassie meets transformation targets’
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander has assured Rassie Erasmus there will no external pressure or interference when he selects the Springbok squad for the World Cup.
SA rugby’s important puzzle
South African rugby’s new contracting model is bound to ask questions that will be answered only by out-of-the-box thinking, writes SIMNIKIWE XABANISA.
SA Rugby must mine for raw talent
South African rugby is on the cusp of tapping into one of the richest supplies of unearthed talent, writes PETROS AUGOUSTI.
White: Sell Springboks to highest bidder
Former Springbok coach Jake White says SA Rugby’s new contracting model will see more senior players plying their trade overseas.
Plumtree: Black talent to lift SA rugby
Former Sharks coach John Plumtree says the black talent filtering through the system will make South African rugby a ‘scary proposition’ in years to come.
