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Idriss Chaplain

Published: 31 Mai 2025 05:52 PDT
Updated: 31 May 2025 07:25 PDT

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Retrouvez les statistiques du match de la 25e journée de Top 14 entre l’ASM Clermont Auvergne et le Stade Français Paris.

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LouisJ 8 minutes ago

Ex-Boks coach insists South Africa are thin in one key area

They do have depth at 9. Williams wasn’t great in the RGR but Reinach and Van Den Berg are top Class. Embrose Papier was also good. If Williams can regain his form they will be four deep there and Jantjies is far from being a slouch. In a year or so they will have Hashim Pead then they’ll have oodles of depth.

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LouisJ 14 minutes ago

Ex-Boks coach insists South Africa are thin in one key area

That is not true mate. Why is it when a team is great, the opposition fans have to keep saying they are full of themselves. Their systems are the benchmark at the moment and other teams can learn from Rassie’s systems of building depth and rotation of his squad. I think Les Kiss is bringing a new dimension into the Wallabies, which is to some extent similar to what Rassie has done, which is in my opinion very exciting.

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LouisJ 18 minutes ago

Ex-Boks coach insists South Africa are thin in one key area

They have a fair bit of depth at Hooker: Andre Hugo Venter, Wessels and Grobbelaar. I believe Grobbelaar has the potential to become a Marx, he is a little small at the moment he needs to gain about 10kg but he has all the skills.

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Deon Strydom 1 hour ago

Ex-Boks coach insists South Africa are thin in one key area

Don’t forget that Vusi Moyo and Yaqeen Ahmed is waiting in the background. Rassie is definitely keeping an eye on them.

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proooooovince 1 hour ago

Ex-Boks coach insists South Africa are thin in one key area

Sure, some young players make it young.

Sacha was 18 SIX years ago. He only started getting regular URC minutes at 20. And played for the Boks at 22.

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proooooovince 1 hour ago

Ex-Boks coach insists South Africa are thin in one key area

These are names for the future for sure! Very exciting.

But the world cup is basically tomorrow!!

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proooooovince 1 hour ago

Ex-Boks coach insists South Africa are thin in one key area

Reminding me of what? Do you seriously want to wager that Travis Pfeiffer will be in the Springbok world cup squad in 2027? I’ll take that bet any day of the week. He is (at least!) behind Pollard, Sasha, Libbok, Moyo, Ahmed and probably Horn and Willemse. And he is just a school boy. He probably will not even play for the Bulls in the URC yet.

I think (hope?) you completely misread my comments on this thread.

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GrahamVF 2 hours ago

‘Brendan takes things very emotionally, very personally. It’s part of his super power’

He’s a specialist in anaesthetics and pain control. Absolutely ironic😁

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Robespierre 2 hours ago

‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

Cara, deve torcer para Leinster! Melhor time que tem :-)

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Itsallacademic 2 hours ago

‘Brendan takes things very emotionally, very personally. It’s part of his super power’

The guy is a bit of a loose cannon, but he certainly knows how to get a team on track. Early prediction is Sarries v Bath in the final this year.

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GM 2 hours ago

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One huge mistake in not starting Hooper at 6. The Wallaby lineout is severely compromised without him as a genuine 3rd option - Kiss has just given the Boks the second part of the set-piece base. He’s been too loyal to Wilson, who might have been a better option off the bench, bit of leadership at the end. But good luck anyway, the Wallabies should still have enough to win.

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James 3 hours ago

'Nothing was going to hold me back': Orphaned at 12, Siphosethu Mnebelele has defied the odds

Maybe take a second to park that privilege and reflect on what it takes to develop a player like this in the South African system. Rugby is more than the game and these stories are what draws the world in.

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CG 4 hours ago

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CG 4 hours ago

Ex-Boks coach insists South Africa are thin in one key area

One thing they have enormous depth in is smugness

They never tire in the self agrandment

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Rodney Ford 5 hours ago

‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

We probably have to accept that whoever inherits the mantle will be a step down from PSDT.

I’d say that Elrigh Louw and BJ Dixon are the front-runners at the moment.

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Hellhound 5 hours ago

Ex-Boks coach insists South Africa are thin in one key area

The only position that might be thin as at hooker. Other than Marx and Mbonambi(injured), it's mostly hybrid players.

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