News about Corne Krige

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: South Africa's plot at Twickenham in 2002 unraveled. Any of the activities that transpired was intolerable. They didn't have to worry about it, but the Springboks crossed the line. 'If we lose control and start fighting back, we will lose.' We didn't get to participate in the cheap shots from South Africa. Corne Krige's forearm blast on Matt Dawson was just that.

It's England's historic win over South Africa and one of - if not the most violent games to have been played on the hallowed Twickenham turf. Their 53-3 loss at the home of English rugby in 2002 will always be remembered as a day of regret, not just for the result but also for their team's reprehensible approach. The day was Thuggery, cheap shots, and over-the-top physicality. South Africa, led by their captain Corne Krige, set out with brute power to shock England.