Schalk Burger and Jean de Villiers see Vusi Moyo's selection at 10 against Wales as a calculated piece of Erasmus management rather than a gamble. The key argument: Moyo is being insulated by experience on all sides — Reinach at 9, De Allende and Kriel outside him, and a dominant forward pack — which should free him to play without the weight of the team on his shoulders. Burger's read is that Moyo probably won't go 80 minutes, with Libbok and Willemse on the bench providing cover at 10, and that Wales's real problem arrives in the final quarter regardless of whether Moyo finishes or not. De Villiers floats the counter-scenario: if Moyo does go the distance, Libbok shifts to 15 and Willemse to 12, and the bench problem for Wales becomes even more acute. The panel also flags Jantjies's return from a three-year Bok absence and Carlu Sadie's debut as further evidence that Erasmus is actively monitoring overseas-based players — with De Villiers making the broader point that playing for a competitive club abroad is now a genuine pathway back into the Bok picture rather than a career dead-end.