Rassie Fact #015: The parking bay
Rassie doesn’t look for parking at the V&A Waterfront.A bay gets nervous and opens up.
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Rugby logic applied to absolutely everything.

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Rassie doesn’t look for parking at the V&A Waterfront.A bay gets nervous and opens up.
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Rassie Facts
Rassie doesn’t chase trophies.Trophies know where he lives.
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Thabo and Anika wanted a slow waltz. Rassie gave them forty seconds of waltz and a four-second set piece.
Full comic

The team lands at OR Tambo one kit bag short. Rassie is not worried.
Series
Travel, selection, team talks and the people who keep the Boks moving.
Stories from inside the rugby world: Rassie, Siya, the coaches, the management, the Bomb Squad and one very organised kit bag.


The team lands at OR Tambo one kit bag short. Rassie is not worried.

Forty players, one check-in counter and a team manager who has planned the queue down to the kilogram.

The Bomb Squad warms up so hard at the 50th minute that the other team stops to watch.
Series
Everyday life, run like a Test-week game plan.
What happens when rugby logic takes over the school run, the supermarket, the braai and everything in between.


Thabo and Anika wanted a slow waltz. Rassie gave them forty seconds of waltz and a four-second set piece.

A lawn mowed in pitch stripes, a flowerbed with a defensive structure and a yellow card for the dog.

Pass-the-parcel as a set piece, musical chairs with a TMO and a cake delivered with perfect timing.
Series
The fans, the braais and the gees.
A love letter to the supporters: Friday jerseys, 3am kick-offs abroad and the goosebumps that arrive before every anthem.


An extension cord from the spaza shop, one TV under a tree and an uncle on the roof holding the aerial for all eighty minutes.

From the taxi rank to the operating theatre, the whole country turns up to work in green, and nobody needs to explain why.

One try, one family WhatsApp group and supporters celebrating in Durban, Cape Town, Perth and wherever Thabo is at the same moment.
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