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Front Row Rugby

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  • Step into the world of Front Row Rugby and experience the thrill of Springbok Rugby like never before! Our presenter, Peter Stemmet, is an award-winning sports journalist who’s lived and breathed rugby for years. With his passion for the sport, you’re guaranteed to be in for a treat. Get ready to meet some of your favourite Bok heroes from the past and relive their greatest moments. Peter’s dream is to bring Front Row Rugby to life on a permanent basis, and you can help make that a reality. All it takes is a simple subscribe and share with your friends. Together, let’s bring the excitement of Springbok Rugby to the forefront.
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Episodes
  • A Flash of Springbok Brilliance With Grant Esterhuizen

    A Flash of Springbok Brilliance With Grant Esterhuizen
    Jul 8 2024
    Chris Badenhorst was one of the speediest wingers in South African rugby in the early to middle 90s. Unfortunately, he faced tough competition for a Springbok place from the likes of James Small, Chester Williams, Pieter Hendriks and Jacques Olivier. Nevertheless, Badenhorst made his presence felt though and ran out for the Springboks against Argentina in 1994 for the first time. Chris celebrated his Bok debut with two tries that day at Ellis Park. Sadly, he would only feature one more time, also at Ellis Park, before the Rugby World Cup against Western Samoa in 1995. In this candid discussion, Badenhorst looks back fondly at the special memories from his time in rugby. He shares his thoughts on the honour of representing his adopted country; he hails originally from Namibia and offers thoughtful advice for talented youngsters who also dream of playing for the Springboks, just like he did. Tic Tac Sports Betting · Patreon
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    31 mins
  • Special Springbok Memories: Chris Badenhorst’s Bok Career

    Special Springbok Memories: Chris Badenhorst’s Bok Career
    Jul 1 2024
    Chris Badenhorst was one of the speediest wingers in South African rugby in the early to middle 90s. Unfortunately, he faced tough competition for a Springbok place from the likes of James Small, Chester Williams, Pieter Hendriks and Jacques Olivier. Nevertheless, Badenhorst made his presence felt though and ran out for the Springboks against Argentina in 1994 for the first time. Chris celebrated his Bok debut with two tries that day at Ellis Park. Sadly, he would only feature one more time, also at Ellis Park, before the Rugby World Cup against Western Samoa in 1995. In this candid discussion, Badenhorst looks back fondly at the special memories from his time in rugby. He shares his thoughts on the honour of representing his adopted country; he hails originally from Namibia and offers thoughtful advice for talented youngsters who also dream of playing for the Springboks, just like he did. Patreon · Tic Tac Sports Betting
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    18 mins
  • The Extraordinary Springbok Coaching Career of Nick Mallett

    The Extraordinary Springbok Coaching Career of Nick Mallett
    Jun 24 2024
    Nick Mallett is a legendary name in South African rugby. In 1997 Mallett took over a struggling Springbok team and immediately transformed them into an unbeatable machine that would go on and win 17 consecutive Test matches – a world record at the time. During that time Mallett’s Springboks thrilled crowds with their entertaining and attacking approach to the sport. Along the way there were thrilling wins against the Wallabies and All Blacks. But in South African rugby controversy and drama is never far away. After the record run ended Nick suffered a few heavy defeats and the pressure was on. He dropped popular captain Gary Teichmann ahead of the Rugby World Cup but the Boks still managed to finish third at that tournament. Less than a year later he was relieved of his Springbok coaching duties but there can be no doubt that Mallett’s time in charge of the Boks was a thrilling ride that has lived long in the memories of South African rugby fans privileged enough to have lived through that time. Nick Mallett is perhaps the best Bok coach not to have won the Rugby World Cup and in this enthralling conversation he speaks openly and honestly about his achievements and mistakes. Buckle up for a rollercoaster episode of Front Row Rugby! Tic Tac Sports Betting · Patreon
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    1 hr and 31 mins
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