Mordt: Boks need an attack coach
Former wing Ray Mordt is eager to see the Springboks employ the best attack coach to give the world champions a new cutting edge at the World Cup.
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Former wing Ray Mordt is eager to see the Springboks employ the best attack coach to give the world champions a new cutting edge at the World Cup.
SA Rugby on Friday confirmed that former CEO, Rian Oberholzer, had returned to the role in an interim capacity to fill the vacancy left by the departure of Jurie Roux.
Towering lock Eben Etzebeth dominated the aerial battle at the net with several powerful spikes during a volleyball game among the Springboks on a Cape Town beach.
Springbok Marco van Staden is focused on helping the Vodacom Bulls secure a top-four finish in the Vodacom URC, and not on if he is selected for this year’s World Cup.
Watch Springbok centre Lukhanyo Am’s incredible reaction time during a beach training session in Cape Town.
Frans Malherbe put up a fight but was sadly no match for a rapid Siya Kolisi when the Springbok duo went head to head at a beach training session in Cape Town this week.
Skipper Siya Kolisi and assistant coach Mzwandile Stick say the Springboks must be faster and smarter than four years ago if the world champions are to defend their crown in 2023.
Siya Kolisi believes he is “getting better” the older he gets as the Springbok skipper prepares to lead the world champions to glory in France later this year.
The Springboks are thrilled with the news that RG Snyman is fit, firing and once again available for selection with the World Cup on the horizon.
RG Snyman has taken a massive step forward in nearing his return to the field as Munster confirmed the Springbok lock is once again available for selection.