By NZPA
July 21st 2009 @ 7:18am


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Springboks coach told to cut out gaffes

Flowery speaking Springboks rugby coach Peter de Villiers has been told to stop making embarrassing statements to the media.
De Villiers landed himself in trouble during the Lions series when he used a black-white mechanic analogy with racial undertones to defend halfback Ricky Januarie’s inclusion in the squad.
He went on to infuriate the Lions by defending [...]

 

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Crowd Says (2)

  •   Boo Cheers

    Warren said  | July 21st 2009 @ 12:16pm | Report comment

    Really embarrassing. You wonder where all the highly paid media gurus were when he first started his rantings? Like most things in SA rugby, this is played out in fron of the world instead of being sorted out discreetly.

  •   Boo Cheers

    Temba said  | July 21st 2009 @ 2:00pm | Report comment

    Thank god someone said something!!!

    I see he denies it and said he will say what he wants to. Its typical of his arrogant nature… Expect more surprise selections and bogus calls, only this time its not a fancied up English team, it’s the All Blacks. This will be a test…

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