Springbok Trials & Tribulations With Pat Lambie

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In this candid discussion Pat Lambie opens up on his memorable Springbok career. In this exciting episode of Front Row Rugby Pat shares his journey from 20-year-old prodigy in 2010 to the tragic concussions that led to his early retirement from the game. Lambie led the Springbok line in memorable wins but also was on the wrong end of some unfortunate defeats. In this interview he gives his honest take on the 2011 Rugby World Cup quarter-final exit, that unforgettable winning penalty against the All Blacks at Ellis Park and the first-time losses to Japan and Italy, as well as everything in between. You’re not going to want to miss this exhilarating episode of Front Row Rugby!
12 Feb 2024 English South Africa Rugby · Sports

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