Next move, SA? Bok star Willie le Roux says goodbye to Japanese club
Springbok fullback Willie le Roux has announced his departure from Japanese club Toyota Verblitz.
Players.bio is a large online platform sharing the best live coverage of your favourite sports: Football, Golf, Rugby, Cricket, F1, Boxing, NFL, NBA, plus the latest sports news, transfers & scores. Exclusive interviews, fresh photos and videos, breaking news. Stay tuned to know everything you wish about your favorite stars 24/7. Check our daily updates and make sure you don't miss anything about celebrities' lives.
Springbok fullback Willie le Roux has announced his departure from Japanese club Toyota Verblitz.
TSHWANE. - What initially looked to be a romp for the Bulls ended up being a squeaky bum affair when they nearly frittered away a massive lead in their 46-40 win over Union Bordeaux-Begles in their final Pool 1 Champions Cup game at Loftus Versfeld.
Bulls director of rugby Jake White waxed lyrical over the impact of his returning Springboks, especially franchise debutant Willie le Roux after his excellent performance in the Bulls’ 53-27 win over Connacht on Saturday.
South Africa World Cup winner Willie le Roux claimed a debut try as the Bulls cruised to a crushing 53-27 bonus-point victory over Connacht in the United Rugby Championship.
South Africa World Cup winner Willie le Roux claimed a debut try as the Bulls cruised to a crushing 53-27 bonus-point victory over Connacht in the BKT United Rugby Championship.
Strength in depth and the positional versatility of the 33-strong squad were behind South Africa's record fourth World Cup title, coach Jacques Nienaber said, warning not to dub his staff "geniuses" over their leftfield selection.
South Africa’s mythologised “bomb squad” will be unleashed once again in their World Cup final against New Zealand on Saturday. The squad, made up of specifically selected replacements, earned its moniker because of its ability to change the game’s trajectory or strengthen the Springboks’ grip on their opponents.
South Africa picking seven forwards for a final, it's massively brave in some ways, as they have only one back on the bench, Willie Le Roux, so there is always that inherent danger that if they were to lose a back in the opening ten or 15 minutes of the game, it opens them up to all kinds of possibilities.