Thursday, July 9, 2020

All Blacks snub as Boks captain Siya Kolisi tops British rugby magazine's peak influential

Only two New Zealanders, and not All Blacks, have been in the top 10 of the 50 most influential people in the sport by British magazine Rugby World. Rugby fans can book British lions rugby tickets on our website on exclusively discounted prices.
British and Irish Lions boss and Coach Warren Gatland is ranked No. 4 and Kiwi manager and World Rugby women's game boss Katie Sadleir lands at No. 10 on a list led by the winning captain. From the South African World Cup, Siya Kolisi.
Only two players are in the top 10 on a list heavily influenced by the northern hemisphere, with England and the British and Irish Lion Maro Itoje landing at number 3. Itoje intends to lead the compound side on his South African tour next time. Year.
New World Rugby Vice President and FFR President Bernard Laporte reaches number 2 behind Kolisi in the top 10 of the magazine and the former French national coach is expected to lead the momentum for a major change in the game internationally.
It's not surprising to see Gatland's rating as high as he prepares for his swan as a coach for British and Irish Lions in South Africa next year, though he's clearly having his challenges with the Chiefs after his 0-4 start in Super Rugby. Aotearoa season.
Sadleir, a former kiwi Olympian in synchronized swimming, is perhaps more surprising with her inclusion in the top 10, although she does reflect the growth of the female game that presides over the world body.
The top 10 is completed by Nick Clarry 5, who heads the sports division at CVC private equity investors; The Springboks 2019 coach, Rassie Erasmus 6; 2023 World Cup CEO Claude Atcher 7; English coach Eddie Jones 8 and World Rugby Medical Director Dr. Eanna Falvey 9.
On the decision to name inspiring Kolisi, South Africa's first black captain and third captain to lift the World Cup, as the most influential figure in rugby, magazine columnist Stephen Jones wrote: "Kolisi is definitely the most influential in rugby right now. He's also probably the most visionary and the bravest.
Siya Kolisi
Kolisi appreciates the power of rugby, and has the prestige, authority and intelligence to also be a statesman, to know exactly what he is saying and why it all means.
"It also gives this great man the impression that he is saying exactly what he believes, without his words being golden for anyone's consumption."
Kolisi has taken a leading role in South Africa's fight against the Covid-19 pandemic through its charitable foundation, while rugby closed in his country in 2020. Rugby World claimed to have surveyed expert opinions from around the world for its biennial list.
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