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Planet Rugby on MSNSpringboks: Rassie Erasmus ‘didn’t trust’ Makazole Mapimpi and was willing to ‘stupidly’ write him off in 2018Springboks head coach Rassie Erasmus has revealed that he was willing to discard Makazole Mapimpi back in 2018 before ...
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Planet Rugby on MSNRassie Erasmus: Springboks were ‘making the same errors’ that’s ‘why I went to Munster’Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Rassie Erasmus says he is encouraged by the positive dynamics between the younger and older players at the alignment camp that ended in Cape Town on Wednesday because the player load will be ...
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Felix Jones, former Ireland player and assistant coach, is tipped to succeed Rassie Erasmus as Springbok head coach after the ...
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Planet Rugby on MSNRassie Erasmus reveals why he rejected an English club before joining Munster and admits hilarious Jacques Nienaber ployRassie Erasmus reveals why he rejected a Premiership club and his ploy to get Jacques Nienaber in at Munster.
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Briefly on MSNRassie Erasmus discloses future Springboks captain candidatesRassie Erasmus reveals his list of future Springboks captains, naming Eben Etzebeth, Bongi Mbonambi, and Pieter-Steph du Toit ...
Rassie Erasmus has claimed that the Six Nations do not want South Africa to join the northern hemisphere’s competition. The inclusion of the Springboks has been frequently discussed in recent ...
The Springboks’ season officially starts on Monday morning in Cape Town when the first of three alignment camps of head coach Rassie Erasmus kicks off. A group of 56 players will be involved in ...
The Springboks will have plenty of plans heading into the new Test season after head coach Rassie Erasmus completed his first alignment camp with 56 players in Cape Town this past week.
Springboks boss Rassie Erasmus, always active on social media and with a flourishing YouTube channel, is now launching his own podcast, Rassie+. The first episode will be out at 15:00 today.
Rassie Erasmus says most of the players at the Springbok alignment camps this year won’t represent South Africa until after 2027, but their presence is crucial nonetheless. A group of 56 ...
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