“I Love Seeing You Boys United”: Jesse Kriel Shares Rassie’s Speech for Rugby Success, SA Reacts

“I Love Seeing You Boys United”: Jesse Kriel Shares Rassie’s Speech for Rugby Success, SA Reacts

  • Jesse Kriel reflected on Rassie Erasmus' golden words to being a successful rugby player
  • The utility back was grateful to have had such a wise mentor who taught the national team how to conquer some of the best players 
  • Mzansi loved the beautiful message and shared their thoughts in a thread of comments
  • Briefly News chatted with a motivational speaker and mindset specialist about the importance of a positive outlook on life

The Springboks are South Africa's most celebrated sports team because of their back-to-back rugby wins.

SA applauds Rassie's golden speech
Jesse Kriel reflected on Rassie Erasmus' recipe for rugby success. Image: @jessekriel15
Source: TikTok

The diverse team perfectly represents Mzansi's people, and they always rave about Rainbow Nation.

Jesse Kriel reflects on Rassi Erasmus' golden speech 

South Africa's national rugby team, the Springboks, will always be grateful to their legendary coach, Rassie Erasmus, for their enormous victories. In a clip making its rounds on TikTok, the utility back has reflected on some of the former rugby star's golden words:

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"The thing that Rassie always speaks about is having the right people, not necessarily the best people. He told us many times that there are better rugby players all around the world who could be on the team, but he always speaks about having the right people on the team."

Kriel explained that Rassie's words stuck with him and the rest of the Springboks. Those words made the team stronger, leading to great success.

Watch the video below:

Jesse Kriel shared Springboks recipe for success 

Jabu Zwane, a motivational speaker explained that a positive outlook on life fosters a much better understanding of how things work and shared a couple of points:

Transformation Through Awareness:

“A good mindset helps individuals recognise and reshape their thought patterns, turning unproductive habits into constructive ones to achieve personal growth.”

Mastery Over Your Limitations:

“It enables individuals to overcome feelings of inadequacy by focusing on strengths, building confidence, and capacity to face challenges effectively.”

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Purpose-Driven Living:

“A strong mindset ensures decisions and actions are aligned with a clear long term purpose, which directs energy and focus toward meaningful goals.”

Empowerment Through Influence:

A positive mindset equips us to inspire and influence others positively. This creates a ripple effect that shapes communities and organisations.”

Social media users appreciated the message and commented:

@Jordan Nangwala explained:

"That's true; the Boks aren't the best players, but they are the best team."

@Toy realised:

"Jesse really became an icon."

@Hugo Ogilvy-Anderson highlighted:

"France individually have the best players in the world, but couldn't beat the teamwork of the Boks."

@088868uy said:

"l love seeing the boys united; that's what motivates us as schoolboy rugby."

@𝓗𝓸𝔀𝔃𝓲𝓽 𝔹𝕆𝔼𝕋 echoed:

"We do have something special."

@NandiM commented:

"Thank you for making us proud."

@ahwebaba suggested:

“Rassie should coach Bafana Bafana.”

SA ladies drool over Jesse Kriel's hot rugby body

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Briefly News also reported that South African women are always in for a treat whenever they watch a Springboks game whether they win or lose. The ladies get to watch their crushes get down and dirty on the field as they show off their hot bodies.

Jesse Kriel has been giving the huns chills as he flexed his beautifully toned legs in tight shorts.

Source: Briefly News

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Chuma Nontsele (Editor) Chuma Nontsele is a human interest journalist for Briefly News. Nontsele holds a diploma in journalism and started her career working at Daily Maverick as a news reporter. Later, she ventured into lifestyle. You can reach her at: chuma.nontsele@briefly.co.za