Makazole Mapimpi. (Gallo Images) Johan Ackermann, the new NTT Docomo Red Hurricanes coach, will have a substantial South African contingent at his disposal when his tenure in Japan's Top League starts.While Makazole Mapimpi has been roped in to provide short-term magic to the side, most of the new recruits have been signed for longer stays.He's…
Johan Ackermann (Getty Images) Despite lacking in prestige, Johan Ackermann believes his move to Japan from England will enable him to still grow as a coach."Certain circumstances" hastened his departure from Gloucester, but Ackermann is still grateful for the experiences at Kingsholm Stadium.Japan's Top League is not exactly inferior, given the proliferation of fine coaches…
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