Stormers lock retires suddenly
Stormers lock David Meihuizen has announced his retirement from rugby with immediate effect.
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Stormers lock David Meihuizen has announced his retirement from rugby with immediate effect.
The results are in and the majority of SARugbymag.co.za readers are fully behind Rassie Erasmus should he choose to take up a job coaching England after the 2023 World Cup.
Rassie Erasmus has earned the right to take up the top job in England after the 2023 Rugby World Cup, according to Mark Keohane.
Either safety is the top priority, or rugby is the top priority. You cannot have both, writes ZELIM NEL.
Beast Mtawarira, who was part of the initial conversations that brought Eben Etzebeth to the Sharks, has shed further light onto why the Springbok lock chose to move to Durban.
Damian Willemse starred in his 50th appearance for the Stormers while Seabelo Senatla scored a hat-trick to thrash Zebre in Stellenbosch.
The Lions ended a five-game losing streak in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship with a well-earned victory over the Cardiff Blues at Ellis Park.
Follow the live action as the Stormers host Zebre in a Vodacom United Rugby Championship match at the Danie Craven Stadium.
Follow the live action as the Lions host Cardiff at Ellis Park in the @Vodacom United Rugby Championship. #Vodacom #URC
Rassie Erasmus will reportedly stay with SA Rugby until at least after the 2023 World Cup in France, but his long-term future remains up in the air amid links with the England coaching job.