Podcast appearances and mentions of jacques nienaber

Min mense dink die Bulle gaan vandag in Dublin hond haaraf maak in die Verenigde Rugbykampioenskap-eindstryd teen Leinster, onder leiding van die voormalige Springbok-afrigter Jacques Nienaber. Die Bulle se afrigter, Jake White, het vroeër gesê die gasheerspan bestaan uit Ierse toetsspelers, die All Black Jordie Barrett op senter, met die dubbele Wêreldbekerwenner RG Snyman en die Franse toetsspeler Rabah Slimani op die bank. Die huidige Bok-afrigter, Rassie Erasmus, sê spelers moet onthou hulle kan Bok-erkenning kry as hulle vandag goed speel. Afskop is vanaand om ses-uur. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het met die Bulle se hoof, Willem Strauss, gepraat:

Welcome to Tuesday's Rugby Daily with Cameron Hill.Coming up, a huge coup for Connacht as Stuart Lancaster is confirmed as new head coach,Jacques Nienaber and Alan Quinlan react to 'wink-gate',And an ex-Leinster centre will swap for Dublin for Provence from next season.Rugby on Off The Ball with Bank of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

Cameron Hill brings you the latest from the world of rugby this Tuesday.Coming up today, the fallout continues from Leinster's shock defeat to Northampton Saints in the Investec Champions Cup semi-final.Jacques Nienaber offers an update on the injury to Leinster and Ireland captain Caelan Doris,And Connacht's interim head coach Cullie Tucker looks ahead to their do-or-die clash with Edinburgh in the URC this weekend.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, David Wilson brings you all the latest news from the world of rugby.Leinster won't be taking their Champions Cup semi final opponents Northampton Saints lightly as they welcome the English side to the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.Dan Sheehan is happy with Jacques Nienaber approach to defence.A Welsh lock makes a retirement U-turn.John Mitchell gets the Conor O'Shea vote of confidence.And Fiona Hayes is on cloud 9.Rugby on Off The Ball with thanks to Bank of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, David Wilson brings you all the latest news from the world of rugby.Leinster won't be taking their Champions Cup semi final opponents Northampton Saints lightly as they welcome the English side to the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.Dan Sheehan is happy with Jacques Nienaber approach to defence.A Welsh lock makes a retirement U-turn.John Mitchell gets the Conor O'Shea vote of confidence.And Fiona Hayes is on cloud 9.Rugby on Off The Ball with thanks to Bank of Ireland | #NeverStopCompeting

On Monday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you news from the Leinster camp after they put Glasgow to the sword in the Investec Champions Cup. We hear from Jacques Nienaber and Joe McCarthy as Leinster attentions turn to Ulster in the URC. Connacht's Challenge Cup exit at the hands of Racing has come with added cost. Eben Etzebeth scotches retirement talk.And Ireland lick their wounds after a second half mauling at the hands of England in the W6N.

The Hollywoodbets Sharks' clash with Leinster in Durban appears to be the plum fixture in this weekend's round of URC action concurred 'To The Last Drop' hosts Brenden Nel and Liam Del Carme. The Sharks were made to sweat for victory last weekend against lowly Zebre Parma and our hosts agree Leinster will provide them with an even stiffer challenge this weekend. Also, on this episode director of rugby Jake White expresses his wish list for the Bulls talent pool while Lions scrum coach Julian Redelinghuys weighs up his team's prospects against Glasgow Warriors this weekend. The hosts also sink their teeth into why Jacques Nienaber has become an easy target in Ireland as well as this weekend's fixtures in the URC.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack checks in with Ireland's preparations for the start of the Women's Six Nations. Defence coach Hugh Hogan believes Ireland can ask questions of France in Belfast on Saturday. Three Leinster players have extended their stays with the province, and we hear from Jacques Nienaber ahead of their double bill in South Africa. There's also contract news from Connacht today, with assistant coach Colm Tucker providing a squad update. Georgia head coach Richard Cockerill renews calls for promotion/relegation playoff from the Six Nations.Peato Mauvaka could be in hot water following his yellow card against Scotland. And the English Premiership remains a closed shop to Ealing.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack checks in with Ireland's preparations for the start of the Women's Six Nations. Defence coach Hugh Hogan believes Ireland can ask questions of France in Belfast on Saturday. Three Leinster players have extended their stays with the province, and we hear from Jacques Nienaber ahead of their double bill in South Africa. There's also contract news from Connacht today, with assistant coach Colm Tucker providing a squad update. Georgia head coach Richard Cockerill renews calls for promotion/relegation playoff from the Six Nations.Peato Mauvaka could be in hot water following his yellow card against Scotland. And the English Premiership remains a closed shop to Ealing.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you news of the two latest central contracts to be extended, We hear from Munster skills and assistant attack coach Mossy Lawlor on the day he signed a new two-year deal with the province, plus the latest on their crippling injury list. Leinster coach Jacques Nienaber's revealed they were essentially running in-game trials of new lineout laws last week. And Connacht stalwart Paul Boyle is targeting a scalp at the Aviva this weekend.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you news of the two latest central contracts to be extended,We hear from Munster skills and assistant attack coach Mossy Lawlor on the day he signed a new two-year deal with the province, plus the latest on their crippling injury list.Leinster coach Jacques Nienaber's revealed they were essentially running in-game trials of new lineout laws last week.And Connacht stalwart Paul Boyle is targeting a scalp at the Aviva this weekend.

‘You only need to win a game by one point.' – Jacques Nienaber after South Africa's tournament opener against Scotland in the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Little did the coach know that it would take three one-point games to propel the Springboks into the history books as four-time winners of the Webb Ellis Cup. In 2017 the Boks looked punch-drunk as Jacques Nienaber and Rassie Erasmus watched them being overpowered by Ireland. The following year, the coaching duo took up the reins little more than 18 months before the 2019 RWC in Japan. And so began a journey that was to end in victory in the Stade de France six years later. Twice the Glory goes deep inside the Bok story of that historic era. Filled with drama, cheers and tears, it will have you on the edge of your seat as you relive each nail-biting moment. It's all here: the Covid disruption, Siya Kolisi's rise to the captaincy, Rassie in hot water over that video, injury blows and the emergence of new talent as they head off to France. The book also includes penetrating analysis and insights from the self-effacing Nienaber into how this team became the finest the world has seen. A recurring theme is the friendship between Jacques and Rassie that goes all the way back to their university days, and why they decided to come home to South Africa to ‘turn things around'. In this episode of pagecast, Sports Broadcaster Cato Louw sits down with authors Lloyd Burnard and Khanyiso Tshwaku.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily with Ann-Marie Donelan Women's World Cup fixtures announced, Jacques Nienaber clarifies comments on future, reaction to Leo Cullen's contract extension and who does James Treacy want in Ireland's squad for upcoming Autumn internationals?

On Monday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the injury update from Munster following their defeat to the DHL Stormers. Leinster's latest injury bulletin contains troubling news for Ireland head coach Andy Farrell, and we hear from Jacques Nienaber and RG Snyman ahead of their game with the Emirates Lions at the Aviva. Lions head coach Ivan van Rooyen also has some complimentary words for Leo Cullen's side. There's French interest in a Leinster out-half. And two uncapped players named in Wales' 35-man autumn panel.

It's a huge week in the URC with 80,000 expected at Croke Park for Leinster v Munster. Leinster Senior Coach, Jacques Nienaber joins the lads to build up to the big game. Munster legend David Wallace looks back at some of the most famous games between the great rivals. The boys pick their player of the round and look back at all of the action from Round 3. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Monday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you reaction to Ireland's incredible bonus point win over New Zealand in the WXV. We hear from Player of the Match Aoife Wafer, captain Edel McMahon, and head coach Scott Bemand. Jack Conan has been linked with linked with a potential move to France, and there's reaction to the news from Leinster coach Jacques Nienaber. RG Snyman is on target to make his Leinster debut. And Stade Français sack their head coach just 4 games into the new Top 14 season.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the Springboks team news ahead of Saturday's first test with Ireland.We hear from Boks' lock Eben Etzebeth on how he was 'targeted' by the Irish media, plus Rassie Erasmus talks about the influence on Ireland of his former deputy Jacques Nienaber.We hear too from Ireland forwards coach Paul O'Connell.Willie Faloon freshens things up for Ireland's second pool match at the World U20 Rugby Championship.And the draws are made for the Investec Champions Cup, and Challenge Cup pool stages.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Cathal Mullaney brings you news of Rhys Ruddock's retirement from rugby at the end of the season. Jacques Nienaber picks out some of the key areas in Leinster's loss to Toulouse. Munster are set to be boosted by the return of three players this week. And Will Addison is poised for a return to Sale Sharks.

Le Stade Toulousain affronte le Leinster, samedi, en finale de Coupe des champions, un adversaire qui l'a battu deux fois en demi-finales lors des deux dernières saisons. Mais sans Jonathan Sexton et avec Jacques Nienaber sur son banc, le Leinster a-t-il changé ? Faut-il avoir peur de ces Irlandais ? « Crunch » vous raconte tout ce qu'il faut savoir avant la finale. Un podcast présenté par Léa Leostic, avec Aurélien Bouisset, Adrien Corée et Alex Bardot. Enregistrement : Mathis Rouanet.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Rugby: Twee reuse van Europese rugby meet Saterdag kragte in die eindstryd van die Kampioenebeker. Die Ierse span, Leinster, speel teen die Franse klub, Toulouse, in die Tottenham Hotspur-stadion in Londen. Toulouse is die suksesvolste klub in die geskiedenis van die toernooi met vyf oorwinnings, terwyl Leinster die beker reeds vier keer ingepalm het. Die gewese Springbok-breier Jacques Nienaber is nou die senior afrigter van Leinster en verwag die intensiteit van ‘n toets in die eindstryd teen Toulouse.

On Monday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from Leinster as they turn their attentions once more to La Rochelle.We hear from Josh van der Flier and Jacques Nienaber ahead of Saturday's game at the Aviva. The French clubs leading the race to sign Antoine Frisch from Munster are revealed. World Rugby hails the prosecution of an online troll for abusing a World Cup TMO. And French rugby mourns the passing of a true great.

On Tuesday's busy Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the plentiful news from Munster who have signed a replacement out-half for Joey Carbery, but could have already seen Oli Jager play his final game of the season. New Ulster interim head coach Richie Murphy has longer-term ambitions at the province, where he's been joined by a member of the Ireland coaching staff. Jacques Nienaber discusses Leinster's reported pursuit of a Wallbies prop. The Dupont Law is not much longer for this world. And Eimear Corri speaks to Off The Ball ahead of the Women's Six Nations.

This week Elma Smit and Bob Skinstad welcome one of, if not the best coach in the world - Jacques Nienaber. We relive South Africa's glory at the 2023 World Cup. Whose idea was 7:1? What are Battle Stats? How do you build a winning culture? Why did he leave for Leinster? #rugby #podcast #southafrica #leinsterrugby 

On Monday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you news aplenty from Munster, who have banned the fan who tugged at the jersey of a Bayonne player on Saturday. We hear from Tadhg Beirne too on that disappointing draw.James Ryan hails the immediate impact of Jacques Nienaber at Leinster following their win at La Rochelle.There's bad news for Connacht regarding Mack Hansen, but coach Colm Tucker hits back at questions of attitude problems within the province.And tributes are paid to former Ireland and Lions prop, and IRB chair Syd Millar.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you injury news from three provinces ahead of their opening fixtures in this season's Investec Champions Cup. New Leinster senior coach Jacques Nienaber speaks to OTB for the first time, but there's bad news on the injury front for Ross Byrne. The refereeing appointments for the Six Nations have been revealed. While Joe Schmidt is in the frame for an international vacancy.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily with Ann-Marie Donelan there's good news for Connacht fans as Mack Hansen may play this weekend, James Treacy assesses Jacques Nienaber's role at Leinster and speculation continues over Munster's next captain.

Monday's Rugby Daily with Ann-Marie Donelan looks back on Saturday night's URC clash between Munster and Leinster, can Jacques Nienaber provide silverware for the Blues and the Welsh are dealt a blow ahead of the Six Nations.

Neil Treacy is joined by Jonny Holland to look back on this week's URC action. We examine how Ulster beat Munster in Belfast after perfecting the basics, as the province bounced back from their defeat to Connacht. And we look ahead to Munster v Stormers, Sharks v Connacht and Leinster's upcoming arrival of senior coach Jacques Nienaber.

As the Rugby World Cup draws to a close, we turn our attention on House of Rugby to the URC and the provinces. Máire Treasa Ní Dhubhghaill is joined in studio by James Downey and Pat McCarry to look back on an exciting weekend of URC rugby with wins for Connacht, Munster and Leinster. The look at Connacht's great start to the season, with three wins from three. BUT can they sustain that on the road now? They've three away fixtures coming on the trot. Munster's young-guns got the job done against the Dragons, and some of them could be impressing enough to keep their place. The lads look at the impressive output from some of their academy stars. Plus, Jacques Nienaber will soon start with Leinster. What will the World Cup winning coach bring to the set-up and could he be the magic ingredient missing in tight European games? All that, plus a look at some changes at the high-performance level in the IRFU.

MKT tells us where he was right and where he was wrong! Should Chelsea fans be panicked after the loss to Brentford? Who is to blame for Man United's woes after another loss to Man City at Old Trafford? What is Jacques Nienaber's legacy in South Africa? Join the Fantasy Premier League game. Link below. The MKT Show is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. The MKT Show Linktree · MKT Instagram · Fantasy League · MKT France 24 WC Final · The MKT Show website

Sara Orchard is joined by Paul Grayson at the Stade de France as England end their Rugby World Cup campaign on a high, beating Argentina to win bronze. Danny Care and Steve Borthwick join us to reflect on their tournament. South Africa head coach Jacques Nienaber is on the pod ahead of the Springboks facing New Zealand in the Rugby World Cup Final, and Chris Jones catches up with former All Blacks fly-half Andrew Mehrtens. Timecodes: 00:30 – Reflections on the bronze medal match and England's World Cup with Paul Grayson 09:45 – Danny Care Interview 15:28 – Steve Borthwick Interview 20:54 – Jacques Nienaber Interview 28:52 – Chris Jones and Andrew Mehrtens preview the final

Chris Jones is joined by Matt Dawson, former South Africa captain Bob Skinstad and New Zealand great Andrew Mehrtens, inside the Stade de France, to reflect on South Africa winning back-to-back World Cups. Matt Dawson claims that this South Africa team are “the greatest rugby side” he's seen, after securing a record fourth World Cup title in their 12-11 victory over New Zealand. Sara Orchard also chats to Faf de Klerk on the national pride he feels by winning the World Cup and she catches up with head coach Jacques Nienaber after his final match in charge of the Springboks. The team also analyse where it went wrong for New Zealand and the impact of captain Sam Cane's red card in the final. TOPICS: 00:50 How South Africa won an ‘amazing contest' 03:31 Are this South Africa side ‘the greatest?' 08:58 Faf de Klerk interview 12:28 Sam Cane's red card 18:54 Jacques Nienaber interview 28:36 Where did New Zealand go wrong?

In Thursday's bumper Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the team news for Saturday's World Cup final. We hear from Jacques Nienaber, Siya Kolisi, Sam Cane and Ian Foster. The RFU come out swinging against the decision to clear Bongi Mbonambi. Ireland name their team to play Spain in the WXV.Plus, those Eddie Jones rumours have cropped up yet again Down Under.

To kickstart World Cup final week Sara sits down with All Blacks great Andrew Mehrtens and former Springbok captain Bob Skinstad to look at the rivalry between these two great rugby nations. They start with their most famous encounter, the 1995 World Cup final, as Mehrts recalls meeting Nelson Mandela minutes before kick-off and the issues in the New Zealand camp during final week. We hear about the All Blacks winning their first Test series in South Africa one year later, and look ahead to the final this weekend as the winner becomes the first nation to win four World Cups. Skinstad explains what would it mean for the Boks to go back-to-back and gives a fascinating insight into head coach Jacques Nienaber.

On Thursday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you team news for Saturday's World Cup semi-final clash of England and the Springboks. We hear from Owen Farrell, Steve Borthwick, Jacques Nienaber and Siya Kolisi.The All Blacks can't stop name-checking Ireland, plus ex-Leinster man Felipe Contepomi plots another shock Pumas win. And the Ireland team to play Colombia in the WXV is in, and shows three changes.

The semi-finals have been decided so we hear from the coaches and captains after an incredible weekend of heroics and heartbreak. First up we hear from Andy Farrell and Johnny Sexton on where the game was lost and what next for this Ireland squad. Ian Foster and Sam Cane give their take on the extra motivation the All Blacks had for this game, and how they managed to knock the number one team in the world off their throne. We also hear from Warren Gatland after their loss to Argentina in Marseille. Steve Borthwick and Owen Farrell take shots at England's doubters as they look forward to a semi-final against the Springboks, and Siya Kolisi and Jacques Nienaber respond to Dupont's criticism of the referee and reflect on one of the all-time great quarter-final wins against the hosts.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We hear from Eddie Jones straight after Wales' victory as he answers questions on his position as head coach, the Wallabies performance, and whether he has been interviewing for the Japan head coach role whilst in camp. We hear from Warren Gatland after their impressive win and just how far Wales have come since the controversy and WRU challenges of a few months ago. Jacques Nienaber & Siya Kolisi give their thoughts on the game against Ireland, including their kicking shortcomings as well as the Irish breakdown and what needs fixing. We also hear from Andy Farrell and Johnny Sexton about their brutal battle, some special treatment from PSDT, and the epic support from Irish fans at Stade de France. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Wednesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from the Ireland camp including news on Jack Conan and Dan Sheehan's availability for Saturday's Springboks showdown. We hear from Simon Easterby and Jacques Nienaber on that controversial 7-1 split on the Boks' bench. England have found a new use for Marcus Smith, while Australia have another injury headache. And Ian Madigan has announced his retirement from rugby.

On Monday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest on Springbok hopes to have Eben Etzebeth and Jesse Kriel in the clear to play Ireland on Saturday-week. We hear from Jacques Nienaber too on the Boks' traffic light system. There's the latest on plans to play Jonathan Sexton against Tonga. Bad news for France on hooker Julien Marchand. Plus, a change is a-coming on the anthem front at the World Cup.

On Monday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you news of a double injury blow for France ahead of the World Cup. There's bad news too for England, who've been forced into a change to their squad of 33, plus Owen Farrell's World Cup fate is to be decided by a trio of Aussies. Jacques Nienaber responds to talk of squad changes, and Ireland learn of their WXV3 schedule.

On Wednesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from the Ireland camp in Portugal where Roy Keane's been a visitor. Simon Easterby provides the latest update on Jack Conan's foot problem. We hear from Jacques Nienaber on how we may see Lukhanyo Am and Handre Pollard at the World Cup after all. It's all change for Wales ahead of their second date with England. And Zander goes to tackling school.

On Wednesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from the Ireland camp ahead of Saturday's World Cup warm-up with Italy. We hear from Paul O'Connell on how close Jean Kleyn was to sticking with Ireland, Jonathan Sexton, and the chance for players to impress. Kleyn is named in the Springboks XV this weekend, and we hear from Jacques Nienaber ahead of their trip to Buenos Aires. Ben Healy misses out on Scotland's latest test, despite a stellar debut. And there's a new look to the Wales team names to play England.

Rugby: Die Springbokke speel Saterdag hul laaste tuiswedstryd van die jaar. Hulle sal Argentinië in 'n Rugbykampioenskap-wedstryd op Ellispark in Johannesburg pak voordat hulle vertrek vir drie opwarmings-wedstryde in aanloop tot die Wêreldbeker-toernooi in Frankryk. Die afrigter, Jacques Nienaber, toets steeds kombinasies en probeer spelers toetsvlak-speeltyd gee. Saterdag se wedstryd sal die eerste van die internasionale seisoen wees vir die stut, Trevor Nyakane, wat op die bank begin.

Die opwindende Springbok-vleuel, Cheslin Kolbe, speel Saterdag die eerste keer op Ellispark in Johannesburg nadat afrigter Jacques Nienaber hom ingesluit het vir die Rugbykampioenskapswedstryd teen Argentinië. Die agsteman Duane Vermeulen sal die span aanvoer in een van nege veranderings aan die beginspan wat teen die All Blacks verloor het. Manie Libbok en Grant Williams is die nuwe skakelpaar en Kurt-Lee Arendse is die ander vleuel. Kolbe verlekker hom aan die geleentheid:

On Friday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you details of the shock international retirement of Ireland women's captain Nichola Fryday. We hear from Eddie Jones and Jacques Nienaber on their respective preparations for the World Cup. Plus, former Ireland coach Less Kiss has a new job in Super Rugby.

On Wednesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the team news ahead of Friday's World Rugby U20 Championship final, with one change to the Irish starting XV. We hear from Jacques Nienaber and Lukhanyo Am ahead of a much-changed Springboks facing the All Blacks this weekend. A Boks legend has announced his retirement from the sport. And could the Ospreys be heading for London??

On Wednesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you news of the draw for next season's Heineken Champions Cup, which will give Leinster a bad case of déja vu. Paddy Jackson has completed a move to France, and could face an Irish province next season. We hear from Siya Kolisi and Jacques Nienaber on the Boks' World Cup preparations and Jean Kleyn's reintegration. Plus, two France stalwarts are back in from the cold ahead of the World Cup.

As the premiership heats up, we pay tribute to the 'lovable rogue' Chris Ashton as he scores his 101st try this weekend in Leicester's win at Exeter, and the lads give their thoughts on how the final four might shape up. We also take a look at the URC with the big news at Leinster with World Cup-winning coach Jacques Nienaber set to join the Irish outfit next season and a couple of impressive performances in South Africa. Also, with the BaaBaas set to face the World XV, the lads pick their current starting lineup for an All-Star XV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Four wins from four, a Springbok head coach heading to Leinster and Ireland Women set to host a dominant England side. On this week's House of Rugby, Jason Hennessy is in the host's seat, and joined by Lindsay Peat and Pat McCarry. They talk: (1:50) - Leinster snap up Jacques Nienaber (6:10) - Munster roll Stormers (18:45) - Leinster's young guns win thriller (26:00) - Crucial wins for Connacht and Ulster (42:15) - Women's rugby report, and Italy defeat

Joe Molloy was joined by journalist Gerry Thornley and Grand Slam winner Fiona Hayes for this week's edition of Monday Night Rugby. (01:45) Jacques Nienaber appointed: 'Leinster are an elite brand in global rugby'. (10:10) Sam Prendergast announces himself to the world. (22:00) Munster deliver when its needed/Joey Carbery's fall from grace. (34:00) Connacht take a significant step forward. (45:00) Ireland suffer record defeat to Italy; fearsome England are next. In association with Vodafone | #TeamOfUs