Rassie Erasmus, the esteemed coach behind South Africa’s two World Cup victories, has made it clear that he has no intentions of coaching another international team in the future. Despite his success, ...

The Springbok brains trust however have kept fans guessing and Rassie Erasmus is playing his cards close to his chest ahead of the showdown in Edinburgh. While Rassie is optimistic that the Boks will ...

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Springboks head coach Rassie Erasmus believes that South Africa has the player resources and structures in place to remain among the top teams in world rugby. After winning back-to-back Rugby World ...

Today Rassie Erasmus is hailed as one of the all-time great rugby managers, while his back-to-back World Cups prove that he's more than earned such accolades. However, before his sensational ...

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Springbok chief Rassie Erasmus has admitted to ‘considering’ coaching another Test nation, but cites his connection to South African rugby as one of his reasons for staying. Speaking to BBC Sport’s ...

Springbok flyhalf Handre Pollard believes coach Rassie Erasmus is met die helm gebore. The 30-year-old Pollard says South Africa’s coach has the sixth sense and kan in die toekoms insien en gedagtes ...

Rassie Erasmus (right) is now coaching South Africa without his long-term coaching partner Jacques Nienaber Double World Cup-winning South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus says he wouldn't coach ...

Double World Cup-winning South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus says he wouldn't coach another international side in the future as he wouldn't have the same emotional connection with a different country.

And now the choice for coach Rassie Erasmus is to either wait and see how serious the injury is, or to call up a replacement. The Boks have the luxury of waiting a bit for the injury to subside ...