Person: Geo Cronje

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Why this is more important than Mandela and ‘95

When the baseball-capped Nelson Mandela danced his famous jig in the No.6 Springbok jersey, Siya Kolisi would not have paid a blind bit of notice.

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Munster can’t afford Dip in form

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Irish trio to start for Harlequins

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Harlequins’ Cronje ruled out of Munster clash

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Cronje signs for Harlequins but raging Bulls dispute deal

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Quins Cronje swoop hits hitch

Welsh steamrollered by Springboks

South Africa 53 Wales 18

Sat, 26 Jun, 2004

O'Sullivan wants final push

Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan called for a final flourish from his side as they ended a gruelling international season against South Africa at Newlands today.

Sat, 19 Jun, 2004

Ireland ready for acid test

WITH Irish rugby’s finest already safely ensconced in base camp in picturesque Cape Town, thoughts of an historic first test victory on South African soil are closer to reality than ever before.

Wed, 09 Jun, 2004

Cronje cleared

Springbok lock Geo Cronje has been cleared of racism by a South African Rugby Football Union (Sarfu) disciplinary committee investigation.

Wed, 10 Mar, 2004

Van der Westhuizen inspired by past glories

Joost van der Westhuizen today warned South Africa’s World Cup rivals that his squad are motivated by the unifying spirit of 1995 and the historic day the Springboks were handed the World Cup by president Nelson Mandela.

Wed, 05 Nov, 2003

Boks have always performed in the World Cup, warns Back

NEIL BACK has warned his England team-mates not to write off controversy-hit South Africa ahead of their crunch World Cup showdown.

Fri, 12 Sep, 2003

SA rugby racism case to reopen

SOUTH AFRICAN rugby’s two governing bodies have ordered an independent inquiry into allegations of racism in the national team, following the resignation of communications manager Mark Keohane yesterday.

Wed, 03 Sep, 2003

England’s Marseille misery leaves Healey and Grayson gutted

HALF-BACKS Austin Healey and Paul Grayson mirrored England’s Marseille frustration after a 17-16 defeat to France that saw the Six Nations champions surrender their 14-test unbeaten record and left several players sweating on World Cup places.

Mon, 01 Sep, 2003

Rugby star sacked after racism claim

A white South African rugby star has been sacked from the World Cup training squad after allegedly refusing to share a room with a black team-mate, it was reported today.

Thu, 28 Aug, 2003

Straeuli rings the changes

South Africa coach Rudolf Straeuli has named his seventh new midfield combination in as many Tests as the Springboks enter their final Test match before the World Cup with anything but a settled side.

Thu, 07 Aug, 2003