Best of YouTube: Bryan Habana – The Phenomenal One
Look back at this compilation of career highlights from Springbok great Bryan Habana – one of the most outstanding players to ever play the game.
Watch: Lions Series in SA is the best tour ever!
The Money Man and Mark Keohane discuss why a British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa is so special for the players and the fans.
Watch: ‘Goodwill has stood out’ – Smit
Former Springbok captain John Smit discusses some of the inspirational outreach work he has been involved in during the lockdown period, while touching on an unexpected positive that local players could take away from this unexpected break.
Watch: Gelant’s special delivery
Check out Warrick Gelant receiving a special delivery during lockdown. What are your thoughts on seeing the Stormers fullback in his new team’s jersey?
Rewind: Boks vs Proteas – Mandela Legacy Cup 2014
Relive the action from the 2014 Nelson Mandela Legacy Cup when the Springboks faced off against their cricket counterparts in a historic T20 match at the Wanderers in Johannesburg.
Rewind: Burger smashes Du Preez (2009)
Look back at Schalk Burger’s thumping tackle on former Springbok teammate Fourie du Preez during the 2009 Currie Cup semi-final between Western Province and the Vodacom Blue Bulls at Newlands.
Watch: Play real rugby or don’t play at all
The Money Man and Mark Keohane discuss the news that World Rugby is considering replacing scrums and mauls in order minimise close contact when rugby restarts.
Watch: Naas Botha uncensored (Part 2)
The ex-Bok flyhalf talks about the 1981 Test series against the All Blacks, his trial with American football team the Dallas Cowboys and how the Springboks could have won the 1987 Rugby World Cup.
Notshe on coming back from ‘dark place’
Sharks eighthman Sikhumbuzo Notshe speaks about his ambitions to earn a Springbok recall, how he drew inspiration from a Tiger Woods documentary and describes the feeling of being humbled by the laid-back Durban lifestyle.
Rewind: When Bobby broke Wallaby hearts
One of the most memorable dummies in world rugby helped Bobby Skinstad write the headlines as the Springboks won the Tri-Nations with a 29-15 win over Australia in 1998.
