Erasmus: We haven’t heard anything from police
Rassie Erasmus says he will continue to trust Eben Etzebeth’s version of events until it is proven differently following a complaint being laid at the Human Rights Commission
Bok bench will shine in Japan
Here are five reasons why the Springbok bench will play an important role when the Springboks head to the World Cup in Japan, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
Players called for defence enhancement
Springbok players petitioned for a defence consultant at the expense of an attack coach at the upcoming World Cup in Japan.
Jones joins Bok coaching staff
SA Rugby has confirmed the appointment of former Ireland utility back Felix Jones as a defence consultant for the Springboks during the World Cup.
Ex-Irish international linked with Bok coaching staff
Former Munster assistant Felix Jones is reportedly set to link up with the Springboks ahead of the upcoming World Cup in Japan.
Watch: Springbok media conference
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus and captain Siya Kolisi address the media after South Africa’s 2019 Rugby World Cup squad were announced.
Boks well prepared despite distractions
While Rassie Erasmus could have done with a quiet weekend before the World Cup team announcement, the Springboks’ preparations for the event are a lot better than they were four years ago, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
Etzebeth: I can focus on World Cup
Eben Etzebeth says he has been assured by police that he will not be implicated following allegations of an unsavoury incident in Langebaan on the weekend.
No excuse but to execute for Boks
He has no qualms when assessing Rassie Erasmus’ 31-man squad that will travel to Japan with the aim of reinforcing and restoring the aura of the Springboks, writes former Bok hooker JAMES DALTON.
Boks first to embrace Japanese heat
Rassie Erasmus has explained the decision to arrive early in Japan and why he will split his squad over the course of the World Cup pool phase. JON CARDINELLI in Johannesburg reports.
