Meyer: Super Rugby remains king
Former Springbok and Vodacom Bulls boss Heyneke Meyer has admitted he will remain a staunch advocate for Super Rugby despite South Africa’s breakaway from the competition to join an extended PRO16 in Europe.
Meyer: Boks’ Brighton loss will always haunt me
Former coach Heyneke Meyer says he will never process the disappointment of the Springboks’ shock defeat to Japan at the 2015 World Cup.
How Fourie du Preez was nearly a Lions player
Springbok legend Fourie du Preez has detailed how Loffie Eloff relieved him of his contractual obligations to the Lions in order to allow him to pursue a career at the Vodacom Bulls .
Mapoe: Meyer’s style didn’t suit Stade players
Former Springbok centre Lionel Mapoe has opened up about Stade Français’ turbulent times during Heyneke Meyer’s tenure in charge.
Meyer: It was an honour to coach Stade
Heyneke Meyer officially tendered his resignation as Stade Francais director of rugby and coach after it was reported that he had been sacked.
Meyer parts ways with Stade
Multiple reports suggest that Heyneke Meyer has been removed from his role as director of rugby of French Top 14 side Stade Francais after a poor start to the season.
Recap: Your weekend in rugby
A look back at some of the biggest stories in the rugby world over the past weekend. Catch up with the news here.
Meyer’s job safe for now
Stade Français owner Hans-Peter Wild has given his full backing to coach Heyneke Meyer despite the club’s poor start to the French Top 14 season.
No regrets for Van Graan
Former Bok assistant coach Johann van Graan says he does not regret vacating his former role following South Africa’s World Cup win in Japan.
Meyer lures Saffa scrumhalf to Stade
French giants Stade Français have confirmed the signing of former Junior Bok scrumhalf James Hall on a two-year deal.
