The former South African Rugby Captain justifies Jones’s business ethics, but does not believe that South Africa is ready for a foreign coach.
Springbok Legend Schalk Burger, Felix Jones’s head of the head of the South African President Rassie Erasmus, other Springbok legend, Jean de Villiers, said that the country is not ready for a foreign coach.
Former Captain, Erasmus’s future in the couple made statements Boxing Office Podcast as they hear the news to transfer the former Irish international family to South Africa.
Maestro behind the 2019 World Cup title in South Africa returned to the director of the role of the role for Jacques Nienaber and won boxing.
Erasmus played a role with Springbox after Nienaber’s course.
Former Flander extended his contract until the end of 2027, so he will take part in the next World Cup.
Felix Jones in the hot seat?
“You know that Rassie loves two years of the head coach concert and then went to Rugby director,” Burger said.
“It doesn’t really change his role within Springbox, but he likes to make a two-year block and then move himself.”
The burger made the former Irish International First Springbok coach.
After retirement, 37-year-old Jones, Erasmus’un ‘Springbok coaches in 2019 passed to the coach with Munster before attending.
It was part of the coach team behind the 2019 and 2023 victory, as a defender and then a helper. In 2023, Steve left the Springbox to join the England coach team under Borthwick, but it was only there for eight months.
De Villiers praise Jones’s work ethics
“I don’t think it is ready for a foreign head coach. If this group remains, he (Rassie) does not take a step completely. I think the stick is so far,” said Deliers.
Sprinkle since 2016, he referred to the Mzwandile Stick, auxiliary coach in Springbox.
“In terms of Felix, I think that he evaluates his entrance and of course the work ethic.”
Oke does not sleep. Learning the computer. Learns clips. “
De Villiers said that Jones will be better to attack both attack and analysis in defense.
Spy conspiracy theories
In the Podcast, the Springbok couple joined by Hanyani Shimange, both Jones, in the theories of Missing Conspiracy, spying for South African rugby when in England.
“We could use several spies in another place,” said De Villiers, “Burger replied seriously.
“What are you going back to? Things to do in attack on their psyche, things that they try to do in the attack – it really makes any difference.”
De Villiers, so many South Africans learn this information they play in foreign clubs, but this is a little helper.
Shimange, but Jones claimed to have six nation teams “inside and out.”
