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Hace 2 días · Bakkies Botha was an integral component of a Golden Era for the Springboks and that was also the case for him at the Blue Bulls, where he won three Super Rugby titles in 2007, 2009 and 2010. He ...
Hace 2 días · Bakkies lived on the edge and the Springboks loved him for it. To say Botha’s game was physical is a huge understatement. In 2009 in a test for the DSpringboks against the British & Irish Lions, Bakkies was banned for two weeks after a dangerous charge on Lions prop Adam Jones, dislocating his shoulder which needed surgery.
Hace 5 días · Former Springboks skipper Bobby Skinstad has named his hardest man in rugby… and it’s not the feared Bakkies Botha, the South African second row who sent a shiver down the spine of numerous players around the world during his pomp. The 47-year-old Skinstad was the guest on episode 230 of Eventful Lives with Dodge Woodall, the founder of the ...
Hace 4 días · While he paid tribute to perennial Bok enforcer Bakkies Botha, Skinstad told the Eventful Lives Podcast with Dodge Woodall that Henry Honiball was the man who left his mark, literally. "There are always stories about Bakkies Botha because he was just a big beast of a man and I love him because he lived that persona as well," Skinstad told Woodall, the founder of the famed Bournemouth 7s Festival.
Hace 9 horas · Martin has been compared to former Springbok enforcer Bakkies Botha (left) - EPA/Kim Ludbrook “I love the physical part of the game,” Martin, who has 12 caps for England, tells Telegraph Sport.
Hace 4 días · Holds the Six Nations record for most tries with 26 and was chosen Player of the Tournament in the 2006, 2007 and 2009, leading Ireland to one Grand Slam and three Triple Crowns. Europe’s finest. WILKINSON SAID: “The ability to change the game in a second, a heartbeat, with his movement, with his skill, his game reading but also his ...
Hace 5 días · Sunday 12 May 2024. Comments. 14. SPOTLIGHT: Former Springboks skipper Bobby Skinstad has named his hardest man in rugby. ADVERTISEMENT. And it’s not the feared Bakkies Botha, the South African second row who sent a shiver down the spine of numerous players around the world during his pomp.
