The Truth Behind Springbok Rugby with Mark Andrews

Join us for a fascinating look into the career of Springbok legend Mark Andrews, as he shares his candid insights on the coaches who shaped him, and the highs and lows of his time on the field. From his victories at the 1995 Rugby World Cup and the 1998 Tri-Nations, to his struggles under some of the game's most storied coaches, including Kitch Christie and Nick Mallett, Mark's journey is one that every rugby fan should hear. Don't miss this exclusive interview with one of the greatest players in Springbok rugby history!

00:00 Introduction by Peter
00:47 Called up to the Springboks
02:24 Touring New Zealand
04:22 Love for Ian McIntosh
04:58 Indifference towards Kitch Christie
08:31 Playing eighthman at the World Cup
15:50 Winning the 1995 Rugby World Cup
21:00 Frustrations in 1996/97
23:33 Turnaround under Nick Mallett
25:04 1999 Rugby World Cup
27:32 Harry Viljoen era
29:39 Mark’s toughest opponent
31:48 Trivia Question

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