She added that in the time that you do make for people, you have to make sure that you’re fully present “because that goes a long”.
Wynberg Boys’ High School had the absolute honour of welcoming none other than Springbok captain, Siya Kolisi, for a visit that won’t be forgotten anytime soon.
To highlight the values of inclusivity and togetherness that Kolisi represents and to celebrate the inspiring legacy of the Springbok captain, Cape Road in Gqeberha is set to be renamed Siya Kolisi Road.
Eben Etzebeth is set to draw level with Victor Matfield’s record as the most capped Springbok in history when he makes his 127th appearance in green and gold.
In the wake of the Boks’ epic clash with the All Blacks in Cape Town on Saturday, 7 September, a powerful video was released showing a Saffa Oom rediscovering his love for the Springboks.
The Springboks once again showcased their indomitable spirit, triumphing over the All Blacks with an 18-12 victory in a pulsating Rugby Championship clash at a packed-to-the-rafters DHL Stadium on Saturday.
Man, sometimes we wish Madiba was still around to experience the Siya and Rassie show. He would have loved these okes.
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Only hours after their Rugby Championship win over the Wallabies, Siya Kolisi and Eben Etzebeth were in attendance for the du Plessis match, even walking out with the elite UFC fighter.
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Lorenzetti claimed that Kolisi’s performance was ‘transparent’ and that the Springbok captain was overweight.
Meanwhile, the Springboks are solid as a rock, Rassie got a doctorate, and Siya is on the Time 100 list. Just saying…
In true Siya-style, the Springbok captain also used the moment to pay tribute to others. What a guy.
After Siya Kolisi led the Springboks to Rugby World Cup glory when they beat the All Blacks in the global showpiece’s final in Paris in 2023, the celebrations and admiration have continued pretty much unabated.
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Dan was left feeling in awe of the Springboks captain, describing the interview as “one of the most surreal and inspiring conversations I’ve had.”
Frankly, After the spate of muggings and car window smashings happening to tourists, we need Siya and Trevor working together to make SA a pretty place to visit.
I know politics is a poisoned chalice, but, once Siya has lifted the Cup this evening, I want him to be our President.
Bring it home boys, we’re all behind you!
While it was a close call for SA, winning by the slimmest of margins, the Springboks coach refused to use the victory to rub salt in the wounds of France, even though some fans on social media did just that.
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Ireland’s win over South Africa sent the Springboks from second to third (behind France) in the World Rugby rankings, which determines the best international team.
This is going to look really good when it brings Siya the cup for the second time.
The song reminds everyone that if you have never experienced the magic of a rampaging Springbok team, then you have never seen them live.
Siya and Rachel Kolisi seem to be everything that is right with South Africa.
Through ‘Chasing the Sun’ and ‘Rassie: The Official Film’, the trophy’s guts-and-glory fairytale has been reframed from several perspectives, shifting from the maverick coach to his star captain for this documentary.
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What’s especially interesting about Siya’s recent interview with ’60 Minutes’ is to see how his experience is framed for that audience.