Latest Springboks News
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Pieter’s agony
20 Jun 2006
South African-born French international Pieter de Villiers has been rocked by the death of his younger brother ahead of Saturday’s showdown with the Springboks. Read more
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Boks remain upbeat
20 Jun 2006
Veteran wing Breyton Paulse says the Springboks are still positive despite the below par performance against Scotland at the weekend. Read more
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D-day for Burger
19 Jun 2006
While his team-mates are busy clashing with the French, Schalk Burger will undergo a neck operation on Saturday. Read more
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All to play for
19 Jun 2006
The Springboks have never beaten the French at Newlands. Read more
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Schalk out until January
19 Jun 2006
Springbok flank Schalk Burger has been ruled out of the remainder of the 2006 season after suffering a career-threatening neck injury against Scotland. Read more
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Big Joe to fill big boots
19 Jun 2006
Joe van Niekerk is the favourite to play in the No 6 jersey against France. Read more
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Jake wants Naas
19 Jun 2006
Naas Botha will act as a mentor to the Springboks during the Vodacom Tri-Nations. Read more
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White’s centre headache
19 Jun 2006
The injury to Andre Snyman has re-opened the door for De Wet Barry, who re-joins the Springbok squad in Cape Town today. Read more
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French ’10′ poser
18 Jun 2006
French coach Bernard Laporte may not play Thomas Castaignede at flyhalf against the Springboks on Saturday. Read more
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Monty’s the pick of an ordinary bunch
18 Jun 2006
Percy Montgomery celebrated his 75th test with an emphatic goalkicking display to be the pick of the Boks. Read more
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Why PE was not good enough
18 Jun 2006
If the Springboks are to be taken seriously at next year’s World Cup, then they have to add ambition to their game plan. Read more
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Snyman’s stint may be over
18 Jun 2006
Andre Snyman’s injury bogey seems set to continue. The utility back may have broken his wrist in the 29-15 win over Scotland. Read more
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Jake’s still smiling
18 Jun 2006
Springbok coach Jake White woke up on Sunday morning with far more to be pleased about than not. Read more
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We were robbed!
17 Jun 2006
Scotland coach Frank Hadden has blamed poor officiating for costing his team an historic first win over the Springboks in South Africa. Read more
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Boks win ugly
17 Jun 2006
Jake White’s Springboks won a scrappy, error-strewn second Test encounter against Scotland 29-15 in Port Elizabeth on Saturday. Read more
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Boks 29 Scotland 15
17 Jun 2006
Keo.co.za brought you the key moments from the second Test in PE as they happened. Read more
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Give Eddie his due
15 Jun 2006
Eddie Andrews does not get the credit he deserves, according to Bok coach Jake White. Read more
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Boks to bruise Scots
15 Jun 2006
Scotland, battered in Durban, will be further bruised in Port Elizabeth. Read more
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Eddie expects backlash
15 Jun 2006
Springbok tighthead Eddie Andrews believes the Scottish front row will provide far tougher opposition in the second Test on Saturday. Read more
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Scots push panic button
14 Jun 2006
Scotland have made six changes for the second Test against the Springboks in PE on Saturday. Read more
