Legendary former Springbok flank Francois Louw feels schoolboy rugby is often taken too seriously.Louw played first team rugby for Bishops but never made the Western Province schools team.The 35-year-old remembers the pressure he was under at school and says the game "should be enjoyed for what it is" at schoolboy level.Recently-retired Springbok flank Francois Louw…
Springbok flank Francois Louw says Rassie Erasmus showed no signs of serious illness while coaching the national team.It has been revealed that Erasmus faced a potentially life-threatening health scare which required chemotherapy before and during last year's Rugby World Cup.Louw, who has since retired, was one of a handful of players who knew the Bok…
Francois Louw (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images) Popular Springbok ‘Flo’ Louw will not wait indefinitely for Premiership rugby to resume: he has played his last match.He has been a stalwart at Bath’s Recreation Ground since 2011.Louw says nobody could have predicted the pandemic and he is comfortable with stepping down just ahead of turning 35.The…
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