Assistant coach Kendrick Lynn believes Tony Brown has made the Springboks more dangerous ahead of Saturday’s Rugby Championship decider against Argentina. The Boks need only one point from the clash Mbombela Stadium or to suffer a defeat without the Argentinians claiming a bonus point to clinch their first title since 2019. Lynn, a former New
Rassie Erasmus said former All Blacks flyhalf Tony Brown has been key in helping the Springboks get the edge over their arch-rivals following the streak-setting win in Cape Town. DYLAN JACK reports. Another epic comeback victory in Cape Town saw the Springboks set a new streak against their rivals in the professional era, while also returning the
Jesse Kriel has hailed the “massive” impact made by attack coach Tony Brown as the Springboks prepare to face the All Blacks for the first time since the World Cup final. Rugby’s greatest rivalry will be showcased this week on the Highveld when the world champions tackle the All Blacks in the Rugby Championship at
Tony Brown has backed his all-round tactical innovation and nous to help the world champion Springboks unlock the best defence systems on the planet. In his first season as a member of Rassie Erasmus’ backroom staff, Brown has been tasked with tweaking the Boks’ attacking blueprint over the next four-year World Cup cycle. Historically dangerous
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