CLICK HERE to read the new issue of SA Rugby magazine, which reflects on the Springboks’ famous Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series win. (Print edition on sale Friday.)
What’s in the mag:
- The Springboks’ 3-1 series win against the All Blacks was a triumph of old warriors, emerging stars and Rassie Erasmus’ refusal to choose between winning now and building for tomorrow.
- Malcolm Marx has elevated himself to a level that makes him impossible to replace.
- The bigger the occasion and tougher the contest, the more Ethan Hooker thrives.
- In an extract from Kitsie: Memoir of a Bomb-Squad Bok, Steven Kitshoff recalls earning the respect of his Springbok heroes as a teenager and trusting Rassie Erasmus with a decision that would shape his career.
- Germany-born Anton Segner’s long road to the All Blacks accelerated dramatically this year, before injury cut short his Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry tour
- In the first of a new series on SA Rugby role-players, general manager of participation and development Ian Schwartz discusses talent identification, transformation and growing the game.
- In an extract from the Fireside Springbok – The Untold Stories that Make the Boks Great, Mike Greenaway recalls the chaos, controversy and compelling rugby of the Springboks’ 1981 tour of New Zealand.
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