Watch: Breaking chains with Warrick Gelant – Episode 4
Springbok fullback Warrick Gelant chats with Seabelo Senatla, Jesse Kriel and Cecil Afrika about the importance of rugby players being entrepreneurs during their playing careers.
Watch: Nigel Owens – Born into rugby
Popular referee Nigel Owens tells the amusing story of how he got into officiating, his enjoyment at watching Wales beat England at Twickenham in 2015, and how honoured he was to be the man in the middle for that year’s Rugby World Cup final.
Watch: ‘We’re the safest country in the world’
Ex-All Blacks Jeff Wilson, Sir John Kirwan and Mils Muliaina have slammed Sanzaar boss Andy Marinos’ proposal to stage the Rugby Championship in Australia instead of New Zealand.
Watch: Andre Snyman uncensored (Part 1)
Former Springbok centre Andre Snyman chats about leaving Dundee in Natal for Pretoria, breaking into the Bulls squad and also shares a funny story about being called up to the national team.
Watch: Respect, emotional moments in rugby
Check out this clip showing one of the game’s core values and why rugby is truly a sport played by gentlemen.
Best of YouTube: Brilliant individual tries
In another selection from YouTube, this compilation from GG MONTAGES offers of some of the best solo tries – featuring the likes of Gio Aplon and Aphiwe Dyantyi.
Watch: England, Quins pay tribute to Marler birthday
England and Harlequins’ social media teams have paid tribute to prop Joe Marler on his 30th birthday with a compilation of some of his most whimsical moments.
Afrika: I learned from watching Blitzboks’ legends
Retiring sevens great Cecil Afrika discusses his upbringing in Missionvale and Virginia and his first year with the Blitzboks.
Must-watch: England fan lifts trophy (2007 RWC final)
Look back at this unbelievable clip of an England fan invading the pitch to lift the Webb Ellis Cup following the 2007 Rugby World Cup final, while the Springboks were receiving their winners medals.
Watch: SA Rugby Legends paddle to raise funds
SA Rugby Legends Stefan Terblanche and Justin Swart took to the waters off the coast of Durban to paddle the equivalent distance of the English Channel (35km) to help raise awareness and funds for young Liam Scott – a four-year-old who was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer.
