Handré Pollard - Tony Brown

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The veteran Springbok flyhalf, Handré Pollard, is of the view that the team's attack is only going to get more lethal going forward.
Pollard will be playing in his 76th Test on Saturday when they take to the field against Argentina on Saturday in an important Rugby Championship clash in Santiago del Estero.
This season has seen the former All Blacks and Otago Highlanders flyhalf, Tony Brown, come in as the attack coach and there is a marked difference in the team’s offence.
Pollard said that Brown has been a brilliant addition to the coaching staff of the world champions.
Sound Clip – Handré Pollard 18 9 2024.mp3
Saturday’s crunch Test between the Los Pumas and the Springboks in the North of Argentina kicks off at 23:00.
18 Sep 2024 7AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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