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Boks have inspired healing process

Boks have inspired healing process

The Springboks’ World Cup journey had a powerful impact on a global, national and personal level, writes former Springbok STEFAN TERLBANCHE.

Posted in Columns, Springboks, Stefan Terblanche, Teams, Top headlines, Uncategorized
Jerome Garces with Siya Kolisi, Kieran Read Nienaber

Finding a solution to officiating issues

An on-field review system for each team captain could help to eradicate controversial calls, writes former Springbok STEFAN TERBLANCHE in the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine.

Posted in Columns, Springboks, Stefan Terblanche, Teams, Top headlines, Tournaments, World Cup
Chester Williams

Chester inspired us to dream big

On the eve of the 2019 World Cup, it’s worth remembering how late Bok great Chester Williams inspired a generation of players and fans, writes former Springbok STEFAN TERBLANCHE.

Posted in Columns, Springboks, Stefan Terblanche, Teams, Test Rugby, Uncategorized | Tagged Springboks
Scott Barrett

To the letter of the law

Players and supporters need to familiarise themselves with World Rugby’s foul play rules, writes former Springbok STEFAN TERBLANCHE.

Posted in Columns, Springboks, Stefan Terblanche, Teams, Top headlines, Tournaments, World Cup | Tagged Springboks
Appreciating the hero complex

Appreciating the hero complex

The death of James Small is a reminder that sports stars should only be judged for what they achieve on the field of play, writes former Bok STEFAN TERBLANCHE.

Posted in Columns, Stefan Terblanche, Top headlines | Tagged james small, Stefan Terblanche
All Blacks centre Ryan Crotty

Pushing the boundaries

There is a clear difference between gamesmanship and cheating, and the two should not be confused, writes former Springbok STEFAN TERBLANCHE.

Posted in Columns, Rugby Championship, Springboks, Stefan Terblanche, Teams, Top headlines, Tournaments | Tagged Springboks
Terblanche answers your questions

Terblanche answers your questions

Following his first column for SARugbymag.co.za looking at schoolboy rugby in South Africa, former Springbok Stefan Terblanche invited you to send him any questions. Here are his answers.

Posted in Columns, News, Schools rugby, Stefan Terblanche, Super Rugby, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Tournaments, View from the back | Tagged Stefan Terblanche
Schoolboy rugby losing fun factor

Schoolboy rugby losing fun factor

In his first column for SA Rugby magazine, former Springbok STEFAN TERBLANCHE maintains schoolboy rugby is becoming far too professional in South Africa.

Posted in Columns, Schools rugby, Stefan Terblanche, Top headlines, Uncategorized, View from the back | Tagged schoolboy rugby
Introducing our new columnist

Introducing our new columnist

Here’s what to look forward to as former Springbok Stefan Terblanche joins the SA Rugby magazine team as a new columnist.

Posted in Columns, Springboks, Stefan Terblanche, Super Rugby, Teams, Top headlines, View from the back | Tagged Springboks, Super Rugby
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