Boks to win with ‘relative ease’
The MONEY MAN and Head of IOL Sport, MARK KEOHANE, chat about how James Small should be remembered, and look ahead to the start of the Rugby Championship.
Boks vs Wallabies: The duels that matter
The Springboks and Wallabies clash in the opening match of the Rugby Championship on Saturday. JOHN GOLIATH looks at some of key battles within the war at Ellis Park.
SA Rugby Mag’s Bok wrap (Monday)
Check out SARugbymag.co.za‘s wrap of Monday’s media conferences and training session in Johannesburg.
Every Rugby World Cup Team’s Odds with Implied Real-World Probability
With just over 100 days until the Rugby World Cup 2019 gets underway, bookmakers across the globe will be getting their markets in order as they try to entice those punters who bet with their hearts. Odds, however, can sometimes seem a little arbitrary, not really painting a picture of how easy or difficult a task is. So, in light… Read more →
Boks will hit ground running in Japan
By next week we should have a clear picture of who the front runners are for Rassie Erasmus’ World Cup squad, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
Memories of Small: A legacy left behind
The SA Rugby magazine team reflect on their favourite memories of late Bok great James Small, who passed away on Wednesday.
Small was the ‘best bad boy’ to have
Former World Cup-winning Springbok Mark Andrews says the late James Small was a ‘great asset for the game’, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
‘Pietersen has been a revelation in training’
Sharks coach Sean Everitt believes veteran wing JP Pietersen’s fitness and conditioning has improved significantly during his time in Europe.
White: Possession should be rewarded
Former Springbok coach Jake White says law changes need to be made to reward teams that dominate possession.
Three key points from past weekend
CRAIG LEWIS identifies some of the good, the bad and the ugly to take away from the semi-finals of Vodacom Super Rugby.
