@jaredwright17 It’s amazing how much our game has developed under Rassie. We have always had the passion, size and talent but the level of technical coaching wasn’t there. It’s one of the reasons our guys do so well in the UK, their upside is so much higher with good coaching.
I’d like to congratulate @RyderCupEurope on their victory. Your team play the first few days was sensational.
More importantly, I’d like to apologize for the rude and mean-spirited behavior from our American crowd at Bethpage.
As a former player, Captain and as an American, I am ashamed of what happened. #RyderCup
@T2Rugby As Hong Kong is a finance hub and ex British colony (1997). There is still a large European and Australasian expat community in HK. Pre-Covid numbers were around 600000. It is a global city, many of the players were born there, and many have made it home.
@jon_cardinelli 1. The money is obviously good
2. Less taxing schedule and rotation of international players
3. Less physical league
4. Doesn’t overlap wirh any international rugby
5. Rugby culture in Japan is great and players are treated very well
Benefits the players and the Bokke
@dmurray59@CaptSpringbok As a Saffa, I agree with you 100%. Why my countrymen are so obsessed with making sure every knows we have the best team and players frustrates me so much