All Blacks Time-Wasting Claim Gets Rassie’s 11-Language Reply

Rassie Erasmus responds to All Blacks time-wasting claims

The latest talking point between the Springboks and All Blacks has nothing to do with tries, tackles or the scoreboard, Cape {town} Etc reports. Instead, Rassie Erasmus has been asked to respond to claims that South Africa deliberately slows the game down, and, as usual, the Springbok coach was ready with an answer. The issue surfaced ahead of the first... Read more → The post Rassie Erasmus responds to All Blacks time-wasting claims appeared f…

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All Blacks Time-Wasting Claim Gets Rassie’s 11-Language Reply

[Image: Facebook] The All Blacks’ time-wasting complaint has now reached the Rassie Erasmus stage of the week, which is usually where a minor talking point either dies quietly or gets fed into the Springbok machine. Erasmus responded to suggestions that the Springboks slow the game deliberately before the first Test against New Zealand at Ellis Park on Saturday, 22 August 2026. This is the follow-up to Dave Rennie’s earlier gripe after New Zeala…

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