Ever wondered what really went on behind the scenes with the Springboks? In the latest of our series in conjunction with Front Row Rugby, Peter Stemmet chats to former Springbok winger, Stefan Terblanche. He chats about his Springbok career, the difference between the various Bok coaches, and why the Springboks never stood any chance of winning the 2003 Rugby World Cup in Australia!
Don't miss this fascinating interview!
00:00 Welcome to Front Row Rugby!
00:18 Let’s look at today’s trivia question!
00:43 How did you feel ahead of your Bok debut against Ireland?
01:47 You equalled the Boks try scoring record that day!
02:57 The Springboks were on a 17-test winning streak!
03:36 Is it true that winning becomes a habit?
06:37 The Boks won the 1998 Tri-Nations!
07:49 What went wrong on the 1998 End of Year Tour?
10:47 You set a new try scoring record against Italy!
12:14 How did it feel when Tonderai Chavhanga broke your record?
12:52 Did Rian Oberholzer upset the team before losing To Wales in 1999?
15:55 You initially played in Scotland in the 1999 World Cup
17:34 What happened with your test career after that?
18:33 How did you feel getting back in the team in 2002?
18:58 How different was the setup in 2002 compared to 1998?
19:47 What was the problem with the Boks in 2003?
21:25 What did you think of Rudolf Straueli as a coach?
22:18 Who was your toughest opponent?
23:10 Is there a funny moment you can share with us?
24:35 Are there any current players you admire?
26:20 What are you up to these days?
27:43 Let’s look at the trivia question again!
29:06 Thank you for being on our show!
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