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Rugby Pass Podcast: Are These The Men To Lead The Lions To Glory?

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This week on the pod Scotty is joined by legendary Maori British & Irish Lion Riki Flutey, who remembers his Lions experience in 2009 and weighs in on the 2017 Lions coaching appointments.

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'He'll be the greatest Bok ever' - but is South African rugby ready for Feinberg-Mngomezulu?

Yes he is. That is why Jesse was covering that channel. He doesn't always get the credit he is due. He reads the defence like a book and is very good off the line to disrupt or tackle and stop the momentum without going offside. He doesn't do flashy, he do the nitty and gritty and people prefer flashy, so he gets a lot more criticism than he deserves. Against guys like LBB, you need that type of experience to keep them out. Rassie is very clever in how he use his players. Especially his hybrids. The way the Boks just took fire in the 2nd half after mostly defending in the first half against a very spirited and passionate French team, holding them at bay, must be a nightmare sight for Italy, Ireland and Wales that still have to face this Bok team. We will most likely see Canaan Moodie in the Italy and Wales games, but I think Jesse Kriel will play against the Irish again. Rassie won't be experimenting against Ireland, but I can't wait to see who he will choose against Italy and Wales. I actually expect him to use all the younger players to give them caps and some experience as next year I think he will refine his 36 man squad for the WC in 2027. Basically let the dogs loose and let them wreck havoc. Guys we will most likely see more of next season will be guys like Cameron Hanekom and Elrigh Louw and others that are currently injured. The depth is truely scary in this team. I'm very glad I don't have to choose the WC squad. For other countries it would be an easy task, but which of these players do you leave out? It's going to be an impossible task because those left out in the end would be just as deserving as those going. I don't envy Rassie.

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