Rewind: Burger smashes Du Preez (2009)
Look back at Schalk Burger’s thumping tackle on former Springbok teammate Fourie du Preez during the 2009 Currie Cup semi-final between Western Province and the Vodacom Blue Bulls at Newlands.
Watch: Naas Botha uncensored (Part 1)
Check out this candid video with the ex-Bok flyhalf as he talks about his early career, that infamous late tackle by Morne du Plessis and the urban legends surrounding him – like never, ever passing and the white shorts.
Watch: Du Randt & Drotske – Full Circle
Former Springboks Naka Drotske and Os du Randt open up on their special friendship, sharing some personal stories around the progression from amateur to professional rugby.
Dobson credits WP board for PSDT coup
Stormers coach John Dobson says the fact that Du Toit agreed to commit his future to Western Province Rugby is largely thanks to the behind-the-scenes work of the union’s board and shareholders.
Jake: Bulls would’ve loved to keep Gelant
Vodacom Bulls director of rugby Jake White says Warrick Gelant’s exit from Loftus is a sad turn of events, but wishes him well for the future.
Watch: Ollie le Roux uncensored (Part 1)
Former Springbok prop Ollie le Roux talks about his harsh introduction to top-flight rugby and tells the story behind the cigar in the 2005 Currie Cup final.
Dweba: Cheetahs offered me a ‘sh*t contract’
Former Cheetahs and Junior Bok hooker Joseph Dweba has opened up about his journey in South African rugby, the unfair treatment he has received and his desire to prove everyone wrong.
Watch: Watson turns tables on Swart
Check out this hilarious moment when former Lions prop Balie Swart was sent from the field for showing referee Andre Watson a red card!
Leyds’ heartfelt goodbye message
Outgoing Stormers back Dillyn Leyds says he is grateful to have played for the Cape side, but disappointed that he cannot play one final match at Newlands before leaving for France.
South African rugby’s Covid-19 timeline
Take a look at the timeline of significant rugby events and/or announcements throughout the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
