The most aggressive South African player ever.

The 2009 second test against the Lions was a massive game.

I would wake up in Durban and you open the curtains and the ocean is right in front of you.

Yanni is like a little teddy bear, nice and soft and I was tall, dark and handsome.

I went to a school year in London and there was no winners or no losers.

Everybody got medals.

My kids, I don't even let them beat me.

Please come over the Prime Minister, Bismarck, when you're not farming.

Alex Penn trying to keep the sight going forward.

Haskell takes it on now with just relentless chat.

And there's Tyndall to add the finishing touch of glamour

and World Cup winning stories, a dominant display by the good, the bad and the rugby.

Hello Dream Team, welcome along to this week's episode of the good, the bad and the rugby

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Joining us is a man forged entirely out of farmwork in one of the hardest parts of South Africa,

a front rower, a World Cup winner, a lion's slayer, and a man who has a YouTube video in his honour called The Most Aggressive South African Player ever. This is Mark Duplice? Please go gently on us. Is that fair? One of the most aggressive players South Africa's ever had? Does that sit comfortably with him? I found you quite aggressive, if I'm honest. How many times did you two have played against each other? When did you retire? No, when did you retire? I played in 2011. I've played in 2007. Yeah, 11 I retired. I think about four, five times. So we must have played quite a few times. Did you, you'd have noticed him on the pitch? You can't miss him, can you? No. I was young then. I didn't play much. You were looking up to them. Yeah. I always thought that when they had an amazing team and I think absolutely their team was one of the sides that almost changed the game. Yeah. Very good to have you here.

And we're going to talk about your career. We're also going to talk, I mean, perfect man to have as we talk about what has been a remarkable 12 months for the Springboks. Before we do that, would you like to take on the continental time. I would love to. I mean, I'm fearing for the grip strength that he might be broken after this. When you're ready, he's gone with a power grip.

He's got, oh, it's intense.

It's a very intense face that's been pulled. fearing for the grip strength there he might be broken after this when you're ready he's gone with a power grip

he's got with intense

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