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    Squad vs Ireland

    Springbok squad for Incoming Series:
    Forwards: Phepsi Buthelezi (Sharks), Ben-Jason Dixon (Stormers), Pieter-Steph du Toit (Toyota Verblitz), Thomas du Toit (Bath), Eben Etzebeth (Sharks), Johan Grobbelaar (Bulls), Vincent Koch (Sharks), Siya Kolisi (Racing 92), Frans Malherbe (Stormers), Malcolm Marx (Kubota Spears), Bongi Mbonambi (Sharks), Salmaan Moerat (Stormers), Franco Mostert (Honda Heat), Ox Nche (Sharks), Trevor Nyakane (Racing 92/Sharks), Evan Roos (Stormers), Kwagga Smith (Blu Revs), RG Snyman (Munster/Leinster), Gerhard Steenekamp, Marco van Staden, Jan-Hendrik Wessels (all Bulls), Jasper Wiese (Leicester Tigers).
    Backs: Lukhanyo Am (Sharks), Kurt-Lee Arendse (Bulls), Damian de Allende (Wild Knights), Faf de Klerk (Canon Eagles), Andre Esterhuizen (Harlequins/Sharks), Aphelele Fassi (Sharks), Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu (Stormers), Cheslin Kolbe (Suntory Sungoliath), Jesse Kriel (Canon Eagles), Wilie le Roux (Bulls), Manie Libbok (Stormers), Makazole Mapimpi (Sharks), Handre Pollard (Leicester Tigers), Cobus Reinach (Montpellier), Morne van den Berg (Lions), Edwill van der Merwe (Lions), Grant Williams (Sharks).

    Players on standby:
    Forwards: Jean-Luc du Preez (Sale Sharks), Joseph Dweba, Neethling Fouche (both Stormers), Celimpilo Gumede, Elrigh Louw, Wilco Louw (all Bulls), Ntuthuko Mchunu (Sharks), Ruben van Heerden (Stormers), Andre-Hugo Venter (Stormers).
    Backs: Suleiman Hartzenberg (Stormers), Jordan Hendrikse (Lions), Ethan Hooker (Sharks), Quan Horn (Lions), Siya Masuku (Sharks).

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    Wilco Louw and Neethling Fouche would walk into any international team. Can't remember when we had so much depth in TH fatties.

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    @OomPB said in Springboks 2024:

    Wilco Louw and Neethling Fouche would walk into any international team. Can't remember when we had so much depth in TH fatties.

    Maybe we'll see the Double Bomb Squad, with 2 front rows on the bench and a couple of loosies that can play in the backs too!

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    @Machpants said in Springboks 2024:

    People's favourites my arse

    I hope you found an honest pimp..

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    @OomPB said in Springboks 2024:

    Wilco Louw and Neethling Fouche would walk into any international team. Can't remember when we had so much depth in TH fatties.

    Well you've always had width.

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    Jul 22, 2024

    Kolisi to lead strong Springbok Castle Lager Rugby Championship squad

    Kolisi to lead strong Springbok Castle Lager Rugby Championship squad

    Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus named a strong 33-man squad led by double Rugby World Cup-winning captain Siya Kolisi for the Castle Lager Rugby Championship, which kicks off against the Wallabies in Brisbane on Saturday, 10 August.

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    @OomPB Strong, but old in a lot of places, squad. I think there will have to be a pretty high turn over before next RWC

    Forever Green, Forever Gold - so green and gold rugby then? haha https://greenandgoldrugby.com/

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    @Machpants Boet you are at the wrong green and gold.👎

    I would like to see the youngsters getting playtime specially BJD, SFM, Grobbies, ext. Sadly AE cant tour and Moodie and Willemse still injured.

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    Wallabies test 1 has been successful and the likes of SFM , BJD and Elrich Louw has been superb. Rassie will probably rest a few and give the others like Fassi, Mapimpi, Am, Libbok, vd Berg, Thomas Tank, Grobbelaar, Wessels, Moerat a run.

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    Don't know if you'd want to bench SFM after that sort of performance - keep giving him minutes so that his confidence can grow, he definitely looked up to standard against the Wallabies.

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    Rassie Erasmus and his 'B' teams continue to divide and conquer

    Rassie Erasmus and his 'B' teams continue to divide and conquer

    The Springbok mastermind has built vast depth across his South Africa squad and his bold selection policy often pays off.

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    2024 was probably the best rugby season the Springboks had. All credit to Rassie Erasmus and his coaches for creating unbelievable depth in all positions. PSdT again getting the player of the season reward for all the hard work he set in. Sad news today is that Steven Kitshoff had an rugby ending neck injury and wont be able to play rugby again.

    2025 will have massive challenges.

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    Kitshoff injured his neck playing in the Currie Cup against Griquas.

    Kitshoff provides post-op update

    Kitshoff provides post-op update

    NEWS: Stormers and Springbok prop Steven Kitshoff has shared a message on social media following his neck fusion surgery on Wednesday.

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    @OomPB said in Springboks 2024:

    Sad news today is that Steven Kitshoff had an rugby ending neck injury and wont be able to play rugby again.

    That's terrible news.

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    More grist for the mill

    Colin Newboult  /  Nov 25, 2024  /  South Africa

    Springboks great resigns from World Rugby Awards panel after coach snub

    Springboks great resigns from World Rugby Awards panel after coach snub

    Ex-Springboks boss Nick Mallett reportedly resigned in disgust from the World Rugby Awards panel after South Africa were snubbed in the coach category.

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    @Machpants weird, clickbaity framing. The article says he came off the panel last year after serving a four year term. Also says he was upset that Farrell got 2023 coach of the year over Nienaber because he felt RWC winning coach should always get the award but also reminds us that Hansen lost out in 2015.

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    @Smuts As much as I agree that Rassie should have got it over the coach of a team that came 5/12 in the Sevens series, I'll take any opportunity to laugh at South African rugby folk being precious ....

    The thing is though, if he's adamant the winner of the RWC should get it, then wouldn't you expect the same to apply to the winner of the biggest prize in sevens rugby, the Olympics?

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    @MajorRage if you enjoy savouring obviously made up bok Preciousness why stop your fantasy there?

    South Africa withdrew from Super rugby in protest because Nche wasn’t named 2020 rookie of the year

    All SA referees are boycotting World Rugby until the Webb Ellis trophy is renamed the Dr Jaco Johan Erasmus’ Big Cup of Refs’ Tears

    The boks deliberately lost the the 2011 QF to spite NZRU for failing to sanction Laurie Mains for continuing to spout shit excuses about 95

    If these are too realistic you can just read rugby365 headlines I guess

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    @Smuts ease off … it was a joke, obviously. You’ll note I agree Rassie should have got it.

    The later point still stands tho.

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    @MajorRage I was also joking, or trying to?

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