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Sharks boss open to ‘engage’ with Jake White
Reacting to media reports that Jake White has quit as coach of the Brumbies, Sharks' boss John Smit said White could add value to the SA team.
Exodus rubs salt in Sharks’ wounds
But the attrition of team members like JP Pietersen for more lucrative shores can have a silver lining.
John Smit named Sharks boss
Former Springbok captain John Smit has been appointed chief executive of the Sharks rugby franchise.
Heady days after the golden age of Super Rugby
Young rugby stars have emerged so fast since the John Smit days that it is hard to imagine life before them, writes Andy Capostagno.
Ready, steady, Super Rugby
The new season is about to start and will provide
a weekly dress rehearsal for Springbok selectors.
Bryce Lawrence wary of refereeing in SA
After an outcry over Bryce Lawrence's World Cup refereeing, the rugby official says he will not officiate in SA should he fear for his life.
Smit welcomes expanded Tri-Nations
Outgoing Springbok rugby captain John Smit says the expanded Tri-Nations rugby tournament is a welcome change to the previous tournament.
Springboks crash out of the Rugby World Cup
The Springboks' Rugby World Cup title defence came to an end with a nail-biting 11-9 quarterfinal loss to Australia in Wellington on Sunday.
Do or die: The real World Cup starts now, says Smit
While the other teams in the World Cup quarterfinals have made a show of being blasé, Bok captain John Smit admits the heat is on: "It's do or die."
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