Erasmus: Playing in Europe is definitely the ambition
Director of rugby Rassie Erasmus has made it clear that it remains the ultimate ambition for SA Rugby’s top sides to play at Europe’s highest level. You may also like
Rassie: It was a full-on team effort
A year after their stunning 32-12 win over England in the World Cup final, Rassie Eramus and five Springbok players reflect on the match, the ensuing celebrations and what the triumph meant. You may also like
Erasmus linked to England top job
Rassie Erasmus has reportedly held talks with the English RFU to discuss the possibility of replacing Eddie Jones as England head coach. You may also like
Erasmus, Kolisi win big at SA Sport Awards
SA Rugby has congratulated both Rassie Erasmus and Siya Kolisi after they claimed two coveted SA Sport Awards in Durban on Sunday evening. You may also like
Springboks, Erasmus named 2019’s best
The Springboks and coach Rassie Erasmus had their 2019 achievements recognised by being named Team and Coach of the Year at the World Rugby Awards on Sunday. You may also like
Erasmus to step down as Bok coach
Rassie Erasmus has confirmed that Saturday’s World Cup final against England in Yokohama will be his last as Springbok head coach. You may also like
Erasmus: I won’t cheapen transformation
Bok coach Rassie Erasmus believes SA rugby’s long-term transformation goal remains on track. You may also like
Erasmus explains microphone use
Rassie Erasmus says he chatted to Duane Vermeulen over an earpiece during last Saturday’s Test in Cardiff simply to check on an injury. You may also like
Erasmus: Le Roux tried to catch ball
Rassie Erasmus says Romain Poite’s decision to yellow card Willie le Roux at Murrayfield was a tough one for the referee to make. You may also like
Erasmus: Springboks starting to show maturity
Rassie Erasmus praised the Springboks’ growing maturity after their hard-fought 26-20 victory over Scotland in Edinburgh on Saturday. You may also like
