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Late Tackle: Why South Africans thrive in Europe
By RugbyPass
EXCLUSIVE: Eddie Jones recent England squads announcement features another South African-born player who has thrived in Europe.
Jono Ross takes time out from his training camp in Brighton to speak about his call-up as well as why South African players are thriving in the European leagues.
Howie Kahn, Anton 'Worms' van Zyl and Morgan Newman get the show going by looking back at the Champions Cup Final before diving head first into the Joe Moody cheap shot on Kurtley Beale.
The recent announcement of the change to the Currie Cup format brings differing opinions from the panel from minute 12:36.
England squad member Jono Ross takes time out from his training camp in Brighton to speak to the Late Tackle panel about his call-up from Eddie Jones as well as why South African players are thriving in the European leagues. Ross makes special mention of Springbok Francois 'Faf' de Klerk.
The show wraps up with Worms and Morgan selecting their starting Springbok backline as well as reserves for those positions - something you definitely do not want to miss!
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Nice article. Shades of Steinbeck. They can win the final if they take the game seriously; but only if they take it seriously.
Go to commentsWhat a sad way to end a glittering career. Somebody should tell him to delete his social media accounts and face the consequences of what he's done. Then he should slip away quietly into obscurity. This isn't likely to happen, something tells me he'll be back in The Sun / Daily Mail sooner rather than later.
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