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CELEBRATE THE BOKS! The Money Man & Rich Pickings

The Springboks are back in action and there’s plenty to talk about! 🏉

The Springboks are back in action and there’s plenty to talk about! 🏉 In this episode, The Money Man and Gavin Rich break down the latest Springbok news, team selections, player performances, injury updates, tactical decisions, and what lies ahead for South African rugby. Join one of South Africa's most experienced rugby journalists, Gavin Rich, together with The Money Man, as they share expert analysis, bold predictions, and honest opinions on everything happening in the world of Springbok rugby. If you're a passionate rugby fan, make sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode. #Springboks #SpringbokRugby #Rugby #SARugby #SouthAfricaRugby #RassieErasmus #Bokke #SpringbokFans #RugbyPodcast #GavinRich #TheMoneyMan #RugbyAnalysis #RugbyChampionship #WorldRugby #TestRugby #SouthAfricanRugby #BokSupporters #RugbyNews #SportsPodcast #RugbyUnion
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Erasmus: 'We don't see the Nations Championship as a competition'

Erasmus says the Boks won't adjust their approach to chase Nations Championship log points — each Test is treated as a standalone match, with squad rotation across the window as the priority over competition standings.

Planet Rugby
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So how deep is the Springbok squad?

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Rassie's rotation policy is doing more than building depth — it's solving a structural problem

Erasmus's rotation policy isn't just about depth — it's the structural fix for South Africa's unique 12-month season burden, with resting protocols and the Japan connection combining to give the Boks a game-load advantage most rivals can't match.

SuperSport Rugby
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Contepomi: Boks have cracked the balance — and that's what makes them dangerous

Contepomi argues the Boks' real danger lies in their evolving balance between forward dominance and expansive attack — and flags sustained possession as the best way to exploit their defence.

Planet Rugby
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Bulls' Dublin humiliation a warning shot ahead of All Blacks tour

The Bulls' Dublin collapse gets a withering post-mortem, but the column pivots quickly to the bigger picture — the Hurricanes' record-breaking Super Rugby title run signals exactly the kind of tempo-driven threat Rennie's All Blacks will bring on their first South African tour in 30 years.

TimesLIVE Rugby