Good stuff…!

World Cups will become a marketing exercise for the Springboks and a festival for spectators from around the world to come and see the Boks in action and witness for themselves just how far ahead of the rest they are…!

Sure we need NZ and Aus, but they can sing to our tune. Both on the playing field and in the so called SANZAR decision making processes. SA Rugby does not need to 1) get worked over at the bargaining table called SANZAR 2) be behind Aus and NZ in rugby rankings 3) and cede the right to NZ as the #1 rugby nation in the world.

I am not interested in 2 World Cups, in a meaningless side show tournament. I am interested in the Springboks being the #1 nation in World Rugby e.g. winning 80% + of games and with the best players and coaches in the world.

Simple. Not a bad aspiration. You can keep your world cups.

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I wish

What is that ******** supposed to be?

Nope that is because the third team in our conference is coache by a dead loss Kiwi, the same for the wooden Spooners Lions! Don’t worry eventually our Unions will catch on and Both coaches will move their stink right back to the island of the long white cloud!

We’ve (SA) won two WC’s since 1994 buddy, really now.

There are two forces in modern rugga, SA and NZ. most national teams the world over contain a seffer or Kiwi in their lineup.

The only reason Southern Hemisphere Rugby possesses 6 Webb Ellis
trophies is because, through superugby and the Tri-nations our players are exposed to high quality opposition week in week out.

As much as we hate the AB’s and Wallabies our “rugby economy”, your words not mine,is interdependent.
So get over it dude, international rugby needs a strong NZ.
Case closed

bwahahaha so Id guess you know all about smells, the stink from your team is rancid..

bye bye d u t c h m a n ..

is that why the 4th place team in NZs conference has more points than the team in third place in SA’s weak conference? because we dont have the player resources? lmfao did you even put any thought into your emotional response?

SA has had the perennial cellar dwellers in the Lions and Cheetahs throughout Super rugby history, a true reflection of SA’s incredible depth of “talent”…

Our little island did just fine when you guys were rightfully expelled from rugby and international sport in general, and we will continue to be there or thereabouts at the top echelon of rugby,

your jealousy is duly noted though..

And even today, the rugby economy on your little island rely’s on the gravy train of the Rugby Economy of SA. We bring the financial numbers to the broadcast deal, that effectively pay your players.

Your little Island would be nothing without SA Rugby and it has f…all to do with 60% wining ratios.

This is all about to change and you Kiwis know it. Give Meyer and Rassie a few years to put the correct structures in place and SA Rugby will finally be back out of the post-apartheid wilderness. You know it. Your little island does not have the Rugby Economics or the Player numbers to compete. In the long term you will basically disappear as a rugby force. You have kept ahead by complete professionalism via coaching and player management etc. You have always known that this lack of professionalism and political interference in SA Rugby has worked in your favour. Now SA is finally catching up – first it was the Bulls. Now the Stormers. Sharks, Kings, Cheetahs to follow. Lions to get there eventually. Money we have. Player resources we have. The time has arrived.