Springboks Coach Rassie Erasmus Shows Off Impressive Rugby Skills Ahead of Match Against Ireland

Springboks Coach Rassie Erasmus Shows Off Impressive Rugby Skills Ahead of Match Against Ireland

  • South African rugby coach Rassie Erasmus has garnered praise and attention on social media for showcasing his exceptional rugby skills ahead of the Rugby World Cup
  • A viral video posted on social media shows Erasmus demonstrating his kicking abilities during a training session, sparking humorous speculations that he might play as a fly-half against Ireland
  • Fans and social media users commended his talent and even joked about him coaching other coaches at the World Cup, emphasising South Africa's remarkable depth in rugby

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The Springboks' coach Rassie Erasmus, recently showed off his impressive rugby skills ahead of the highly anticipated match against Ireland.

Rassie Erasmus shows off his rugby skills
In a viral video, the Springboks coach, Rassie Erasmus, showed off his impressive rugby skills. Image: David Rogers and Steve Haag/Gallo Images
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Rassie Erasmus hailed for his rugby skills

The Springboks have been trending non-stop on social media since the beginning of the Rugby World Cup in France. The defending champions have been showing other teams that they want to take the trophy to Mzansi again this year.

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A recent video of the South African rugby national team coach Rassie Erasmus, showing off his unmatched skills has also caused a buzz on social media.

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The trending video shared by a social media user with the handle @BallCarrier_ on X, formerly known as Twitter, shows Erasmus kicking the ball during training. The post read:

"BREAKING NEWS: Rassie Erasmus will start at fly-half against Ireland."

Rassie Erasmus praised for impressive rugby skills

Social media users hailed the Springboks coach for his skills. Many even joked that he should coach other coaches at the World Cup.

@CryptoBlade23 said:

"When they said South Africa's depth was great. They were not kidding. Even the coach can play."

@DryEtienne commented:

"Just imagine a coach winning 2 World Cups, and scoring some of the winning points himself! Madame Tussauds may not have enough wax."

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@Simplitate1 wrote:

"Rassie looks and sounds like a guy who has never bothered with anything else in life, except rugby!! I must read his book to find out if he has any other interests at all."

@SiviweG_ added:

"I can't see Mannie Libbok taking notes. This is very easy."

RWC 2023: Gqeberha man shares Springbok vs Scotland match with Kensington community

In more news, Briefly News previously reported that the Kensington community in Gqeberha considered a man their hero after he shared the Springboks's first rugby match with them. The man was given a round of applause for plugging his neighbours with a way to watch the Bokke smash their opponents out of the ballpark.

@djphotobooths trended on TikTok after his video showed a strong spirit of Ubuntu. He took "love thy neighbour" to new heights when he shared one of Mzansi's most important moments: the Springboks match with Scotland.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.