'He is the greatest': Rassie makes history at Loftus, becoming longest-serving Bok coach

Author: Lynn ButlerPublished on: July 10, 2026Country: South Africa

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'He is the greatest': Rassie makes history at Loftus, becoming longest-serving Bok coach

Rassie Erasmus became the longest-serving Springbok coach after a match at Loftus Versfeld. He broke the previous record. Fans and players hailed him as the greatest. The historic moment was celebrated by the team and the crowd.

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