The Rugby Thread - Part Deux

Another brilliant episode, if you haven't seen the others give it a watch.


Rassie Erasmus sits down with his coaching team for the first time ever on camera. Meet Andy Edwards, Gerry Flannery, Tony Brown, and Felix Jones, the group known inside camp as "The Foreign Legion." An Englishman, two Irishmen, and a New Zealander who left everything behind to help build the most dominant Springbok era in history. From random WhatsApp calls during Covid lockdown to winning back to back World Cups, this is the story of how trust, alignment, and authenticity created something special.


 
DarkStarMonday said:
R3000 for tickets !!! SA vs Eng !!!

The higher stands are cheaper, R1750 !!

Is that a lot ?
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Pricely for the cheaper tickets. Better seats in line with international standard but has definately increased to what we use to get...

Tickets for the highly anticipated Springboks vs. France Nations Championship match at the Stade de France in Paris on November 13, 2026, start at approximately €30 for standard seating, ranging up to £216+ (or around €250) for premium Grandstand and hospitality packages.

I remember buying a 2014 ticket for Springboks vs Argentina for R 250 which would be like R 450-500 in todays terms but guess the boks are World Champs now and can ask a premium, top games will still sell out.
 
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L-Dog said:
Pricely for the cheaper tickets. Better seats in line with international standard but has definately increased to what we use to get...

Tickets for the highly anticipated Springboks vs. France Nations Championship match at the Stade de France in Paris on November 13, 2026, start at approximately €30 for standard seating, ranging up to £216+ (or around €250) for premium Grandstand and hospitality packages
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Paid 850 for the boks v nz game at fnb
 
Its sad that greed takes away that amazing experience of watching the Boks in person. We're the most popular team in the world and feed off supporters but they can't make a plan and keep prices down, se moer
 
Mephisto_Helix said:
Its sad that greed takes away that amazing experience of watching the Boks in person. We're the most popular team in the world and feed off supporters but they can't make a plan and keep prices down, se moer
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I agree. I know the stadium and SA rugby needs to make money, players must get paid and a lot of other costs but I think a balance can be made to have selected cheaper seats. I know they already do that though. Difficult situation for all involved.
 
With the high ticket prices they trying to get rid of the drunk Blue Bull supporters that uses the p..s and d..s word in every sentence in front of women and children at the matches.
 
Jean Claude Vaaldamme said:
With the high ticket prices they trying to get rid of the drunk Blue Bull supporters that uses the p..s and d..s word in every sentence in front of women and children at the matches.
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Funny you should say that.

I was invited to a corporate event back in 2010 or 2011 if memory serves, Bulls v Saders, Super rugby fixture.

One of the "corporate guests", was off his rocker and going bezerk. I had to put him in his place....

Money doesn't buy class.
 
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