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Good news for Springboks prop Oosthuizen

30 Aug 2017

South Africa prop Coenie Oosthuizen

Coenie Oosthuizen will link up with the South Africa squad on Friday after a scan revealed that the prop has not fractured a rib.

Oosthuizen started the Springboks’ 41-23 Rugby Championships victory over Argentina last Saturday, but came off early in the second half in Salta due to injury.

The 28-year-old went for a scan on Tuesday and was given positive news.

Oosthuizen is to report for international duty in Johannesburg later this week and will be monitored ahead of South Africa’s third game of the competition against Australia in Perth on September 9.

Allister Coetzee’s men have made a positive start to the Rugby Championship, doing the double over the Pumas.

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That’s a good post, Sk.

I’m going to jump on this one; “Also the squad isnt exactly bursting with talent which you could confidently say will be there come 2031 especially when you consider how young players are being hunted by foreign clubs.”

That has to change for any coach on this planet to ever have a realistic chance of winning the Webb Ellis. Australia is in a unique position, bad one, of having so much competition for rugby talent, men and women. Rugby League exists in the north in the UK as a challenge, is to some extent a threat in NZ, but I would judge minor, present in France, but is not a serious threat. Big one here is AFL, which is unique to Australia. Soccer is another, which ofc exists worldwide. Actually soccer would take away a lot of world class talent in the UK as far as backs go. That is not often talked about, recognised.

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I share your concerns Nick but I can't really see any alternatives. As a Tah supporter I would love to see a NSW candidate who was up to the task but none currently exist.

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