He is highly regard but he is still new in his job.
If I had to appoint a S18 coach I'll look no further then Jimmy Stonehouse.
That suit alone screams "budget constraints"!!
He is highly regard but he is still new in his job.
If I had to appoint a S18 coach I'll look no further then Jimmy Stonehouse.
Most Saffers players do the chicken run for the same reason Blue did. Career and income.
With all due respect .I think what SA is facing is eons worse than anything Australia has ever had to face.
The player exodus is much worse and has been for years.
The coaches are under qualified and of sub-standard quality.
Quotas are real and have caused issues
Seems to me that this conversation gets a run every year, then the Boks spank the Wallabies, Poms and Welsh a few times and everything's rosy again.
Yen claims more Boks
The Yen's pulling power continues to lure Springboks to Japan for brief off-season stints.
Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth is reported to have signed for the Red Hurricanes and is set to join Springbok teammate Handre Pollard for a stint in Japan.
As is the case with Pollard, Etzebeth’s contract with the Japanese club will only be for three months and commence after the World Cup.
That would see him return to play to the Stormers in next year’s Super Rugby competition.
Etzebeth's contract with Western Province expires at the end of the 2016 season.
The second Springbok that will travel to Asia is Super Rugby sensation Damien de Allende who has, according to japanrugby.net, signed with the Liners.
De Allende will depart for Japan after the World Cup and return in time for the Super Rugby season in 2016.
The Stormers centre will also be joined at the Liners - for a short while - by Springbok Pierre Spies, before the veteran No.8 heads to Montpellier in February 2016 to link up with former national coach Jake White in the French Top 14.
The three Boks join an already long list of South Africans that have signed for Japanese clubs - including Willie le Roux, Francois Hougaard, Handre Pollard, Heinrich Brussow, Marcell Coetzee, Andries Ferreira, JJ Engelbrecht, JP Pietersen, Schalk Burger, Ryan Kankowski, Elton Jantjies, Jaque Fourie.
Just maybe you thought the Bokke were the Wallabies?Who did the Saffas spank on their EOYT last year?
huh?Coaches and players going on the chicken run.
http://www.rugby365.com/article/67103-yen-claims-more-boks
Young Springbok star players.
Just maybe you thought the Bokke were the Wallabies?
We are looking at the top of the iceberg.huh?
The way I read it,they are all coming back for the 2016 Super season,except for Spies.
So what's the problem?
The score sheet dont show it but me and you know we dominate England.Nah - I never claimed the Wallabies spanked anybody on the 2014 EOYT. In fact, that was the most disappointing Wallaby tour for many a long year. I just didn't remember the Boks spanking anybody on their EOYT and simply asked the question. Seems Italy was the sole recipient of a bit of corporal punishment.