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unknown 1 hour ago
‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

Utter rubbish!

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Mzilikazi 1 hour ago
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This too “Positional Changes: Suaalii’s shift to the wing is a major focus, with teammate Harry Potter backing his ability to handle the Springbok backline”. That change overdue, will please many of us here.



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Bob Salad II 1 hour ago
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DC 1 hour ago
‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

Going to need an incompetent English ref for that to happen. As it is the only way the third world can win mafches. Alas that’s not allowed in the URC. Too bad third world kids!

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dw 2 hours ago
Canada proved against the Red Roses you do not always have to 'earn the right to go wide'

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Speaking of earning the space. Any chance the wallabies can pull an upset over a tired Boks side?



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Hellhound 2 hours ago
‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

Yeah no one knows what you are saying

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Hellhound 2 hours ago
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They don't have the depth to currently go 6-2 with the injuries they have. Will Skelton is their biggest loss. His physicality will be sorely needed. Most of this team to face the Wallabies last destroyed the AB's at Wellington but a lot of water have run under the bridge since then. The Aussies have come a long way thanks to Joe Schmidt and now Less Kiss. They have a lot to prove to their fans and the world and show they can compete against the champs next year in their country. They will give it their all, of that I am sure. Same with these Boks players. This is not a test that's just a foot note. How many tests is still left before the WC for teams? Less than 10 is my thought so not much tests left to prove their mettle and they won't feature in all available tests as other players would most likely get their chance too. This is going to be a physical and brutal game and the Boks do tend to struggle against the Wallabies, especially in Australia.

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Hellhound 2 hours ago
‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

As a Bulls fan and Saffa, no disrespect, but you have absolutely no clue what you are talking about. We want our teams to win. Not just the national team. Especially Bulls fans are extremely frustrated and angry. They should have won 4/4 but keeps failing at the final hurdle. A bit like the Irish in WC quarters. It's become a noose and then they hired a coach who no one is happy with. Once all Jake Whites players are gone, the Bulls won't be going anywhere, nevermind reach Finals.

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MC 2 hours ago
‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

sou brasileiro, acompanho o rugby sul-africano desde 2015. Torço para os Lions, mas acho que eles terão uma temporada bastante desafiadora porque lhes falta profundidade. Acho que os Sharks, os Bulls e os Stormers têm condições de vencer a competição este ano, principalmente porque vejo o Leinster mais fraco do que na temporada passada

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cnw 2 hours ago
Zachary Porthen joins growing Bok chorus as questions linger

Rassie is a master planner for sure. He has a settled first 23 and he is looking for the next 10 for the WC. And he has plenty to choose from. Will be interesting to see how the starting XV go. Just hard to assess - I cannot recall if this particular combination have played together this season. It should be a sharp Aussie team - a mobile pack and a backline with strong striking ability. Probably explains the mobile starting Bok forward unit selected. Aussies will need to be well ahead before the impact bench hits the field. I was interested to see they only went 5-3. While it is a big forward unit - Aussie would be smart to respond with a 6-2.

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JD Kiwi 2 hours ago
‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

Just a hunch, but i reckon that most South African fans will be fine with the provinces merely doing ok if the Boks keep winning everything!

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Hellhound 5 hours ago
Steve Hansen: Veteran Boks might call it quits on Erasmus ahead of 2027

That isn't just an AB failure. It's unfortunately most countries and SA was one of those too until Rassie came. Most countries wants their players under 30, thinking them too old after 30 when in fact most athletes reach their peak performances between 30 and 35. Rassie don't waste experience and those choices led him to back to back WC victories, a B&I Lions series win, back to back RC victories, RGR victors and a possible 3 peat on the horizon. Not to mention the conveyer belt of talent that will feed these Boks for decades to come. Ranked #1 with the U20’s and U18’s and sevens, with 4 teams at the top says a different story to his philosophies. Nothing replaces experience. It can't be bought, only earned through a long career. That's why they are stuck. That's why the Boks are so far ahead of others. Age is just a number. Experience wins trophies

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Hellhound 5 hours ago
Steve Hansen: Veteran Boks might call it quits on Erasmus ahead of 2027

Go and look at what Hansen said on The Love for Rugby sports pod cast with Steven Kitshoff. He actually praised these players and he said that this will be their last run, most will retire after the WC. He even said that the Boks would be hard to stop getting a 3 peat. This is all Bullshite Smith's article, turning it all around to suit his narrative

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Hellhound 5 hours ago
Steve Hansen: Veteran Boks might call it quits on Erasmus ahead of 2027

Jio, it brings drivel, like WR with its law changes and the seeming DE evolving of the refs that seems all confused about the rules and most seem not to even know the rules or laws these days. WR is incompetent just as those who work for them.

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Hellhound 5 hours ago
Zachary Porthen joins growing Bok chorus as questions linger

The problem is that they don't think about the WC. They think of it as another regular season international. Very few games are left before the WC and even less games for players to prove themselves as they won't be able to play all the remaining tests still available as coaches will try out different last combinations. Every Test could be their last to be chosen, not just for these 2 teams, but all the teams

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Hellhound 5 hours ago
Zachary Porthen joins growing Bok chorus as questions linger

These are the players fighting for a place at the WC. Thinking the Boks disrespect the Wallabies is their personal opinions and they do not weigh up all available information and obviously they do not use plain common sense known as logic. The WC is in Australia next year. The Wallabies have a point to prove over and above facing the current WC champs and world #1 team. These Bok players is mostly the Boks we will see in 2031, and some in the WC next year. Very few places will be open for the WC. To think these Boks is here just for the show is the biggest mistake any team would make considering its NOT a normal regular international game. It's preparation for the WC. How many tests is left before the WC starts for teams? Less than 10 and in some cases less than 8. Each test is the last chance to earn a spot. If anyone think it's easy to get in this Boks team, think again. This same team would most likely be top 3 in the world alone if SA were allowed 2 teams. That is not disrespect. It's disrespecting these players who will be the next crop of Boks for the next decade.

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Hellhound 5 hours ago
France lose heavyweight for November showdown with Springboks

It also gives these toeo players much needed rest before the biggest show piece, basically wrapping them in cotton, bringing them back slowly when they are recovered and ready to go to dark places come the WC

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