Springboks

Rassie: You’ll never coach a successful team if it’s not transformed

SA Rugby director of rugby Rassie Erasmus has spoken out against those ‘moaning’ about transformation without having full understanding of what it means.

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - AUGUST 6: (TOUCHLINE IMAGES ARE AVALIABLE TO CLIENTS IN THE UK, USA AND AUSTRALIA ONLY) Jean de Villiers on his way to score during the Tri-Nations Rugby match between South Africa and New Zealand on August 6, 2005 at Newlands Rugby Stadium in Cape Town, South Africa. (Photo by Touchline/Getty Images)

Best of YouTube: 20 memorable intercept tries

In another selection from YouTube, Andrew Forde provides a compilation of some of the best intercept tries in rugby history.

Watch: Kolisi talks celebs, dancing and surfing

In episode five of ‘Use It or Lose It’, Siya Kolisi joins former teammates Schalk Burger and Jean de Villiers to chat about how he got his nickname, having a lesson with pro surfer Jordy Smith and the coolest celebrity he has met since lifting the World Cup last year.

Erasmus: Next year holds much promise

SA Rugby director of rugby Rassie Erasmus has encouraged schoolboy players, especially matrics, to not lose sight of their ambitions following the cancellation of the youth rugby season.

Watch: Kolisi talks RWC, Rassie and BLM

On the latest ‘Use it or Lose it’ show, Siya Kolisi explains why he felt compelled to tell ‘his story’ in a video addressing the Black Lives Matter movement.

Watch: The countdown is on – 2021 B&I Lions Tour

With exactly a year to go until the first Test between the Springboks and the British & Irish Lions, check out this promo clip encouraging fans to register for tickets.

Watch: SA Rugby Mag’s tribute to Kaunda

Following his passing earlier this week, we pay tribute to late SuperSport broadcaster Kaunda Ntunja with a selection of some of his memorable moments of commentary.

Ralepelle: I refuse to be the fall guy

Hooker Chiliboy Ralepelle has instigated legal proceedings as he looks to challenge the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport following his eight-year ban from the game.