The Springboks have been described as the “challenge Ireland needs” after earning the name of the Six Nations in their history with a 17-13 win over Scotland.
Scotland’s resilience will be tested against the warring sides who have won their last few games.
The United Rugthrough Championship Warriors have shown the signing of World Cup-winning prop Trevor Nyakane, as reported via RugthroughPass.
The Durban-based side shared a social media post praising the 67-cap player, in a move that RugbyPass believes will begin next season.
The 34-year-old has spent the last two seasons with Racing 92 in the Top 14, where he is this season alongside Springbok captain Siya Kolisi. Prior to moving to France, Nyakane represented the Bulls and Cheetahs in South Africa.
UPDATE: Springbok head coach Rassie Erasmus says he prefers his Springbok captain to be founded, as doubts have been raised about Siya Kolisi’s long career with the Springboks.
UPDATE: Springbok head coach Rassie Erasmus says he prefers his Springbok captain to be founded, as questions have been raised about Siya Kolisi’s long career with the Springboks.
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The prop will sign for a Sharks team that has lately sat at the back of the URC standings, with just one win this season. However, they have shown their ambition with the signings they have made for next season, with promising flies. Midfielder Jordan Hendrikse will arrive at Kings Park Stadium from the Lions to play alongside his brother Jaden.
Nyakane will sign his Springbok front-row teammate Ox Nche to the Sharks, who were part of the legendary ‘Bomb Squad’ at last year’s World Cup.
For now, Nyakane will concentrate on Racing 92, where they are sixth in the league and will play in the round of 16 with Toulouse in the Investec Champions Cup in April.
South Africa head coach Rassie Erasmus has added functional analyst Paddy Sullivan to his new coaching staff.
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Ha, even as Ben Smith writes about the Six Nations, he still can’t troll Bok’s supporters. Pathetic in its predictability.
. . . and England didn’t lose the Six Nations or the World Cup, they ran out of time too!Before each game, Borthwick is asked how many minutes he lasts. It is precisely because of this kind of stupidity that we like to beat them.
Ireland beat Scotland. Scotland ran out of time.
Ireland is the team of the aggregate. We almost beat them, because they scored soft tries against us. We were the second team in the world championship at the time.
It is a consistent technique of some media and other 6N players, not Irish players, that IRE is still the biggest team. I think there’s some bitterness here about the fact that the bathrooms don’t go to the NH. It’s not a smart look. A lack of respect towards the Boks and ABs when they haven’t yet entered the box. We’ll see how smart IRE will be when they take on the Springboks at Highveld in July.
People love to write checks that they can’t cash.
One last point on the ERI. ENG remains the largest rugby country in NH, as it is the only team from there to win a World Championship. IRE can win all six countries in the next 3 years, but until they are crowned world champions, they are ENG in the pecking order.
Finn close behind, the Bokke are still the best. . .
The defeat had nothing to do with the clock or the referee. This was due to English errors, probably similar to French physical dominance. When England broke free from French forced play, they looked good. But that day, France had too much for them.
If Scotland checks out against France, they will finish in second place
Mdr, in professional sports, it’s all about World Cup victories. The ratings are destined for the big screen every four years. Why Brazil is the most productive in soccer. An undeniable explanation as to why they have maximum World Cup wins. Until IRE wins a world championship, they won’t be in the same league as the Boks or AB.
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The only thing I can hope for is for Borthwick to complete half of the team’s conversion. What I can assure you is that once again, an English coach will forget about England U20, about the French, Irish and Welsh who donate blood to players when they are there. young and enthusiastic. It’s time for Slade, Daly, Care and Coles to be permanently replaced.
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If Scotland hadn’t been robbed of their game against France at the end via TMO, they would have beaten a very smart Irish side in N6 who they almost beat at home. Maybe they would have if they had that drive, that confidence, and that incentive.
Borthwick doesn’t know how long a rugby adjustment lasts?
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