South African golfer James Kamte recalls playing with the world No 1, and looks back on his days as a caddie

Former Sevens, Super 12 and international fullback Christian Cullen insists on sharing the credit for his prolific try-scoring

Richard Loe says he was never as hardcore as his reputation suggests, and explains why French club rugby was a real eye-opener

Andre Watson, whose big mouth launched his career, says the ref is the one guy on the field who isn’t ever supposed to drop the ball.

What Hennie le Roux lacked in brawn he made up for in brains, he says — but he’s not sure he’d last long on a field today.

Former Wallaby captain Nick Farr-Jones is pleased he played in the amateur era, when fierce games were followed by friendly dinners

Dick Muir only played five Tests after a long career in provincial rugby — but they were during the Boks’ 17-match winning streak.

Bob Skinstad explains why he left SA — and what he had to do to catch up on his return.

Mark Nicholas has no problem with never having played a Test for England — but reckons there are too many second-rate commentators.

Rugby’s ‘bad boy’ recalls unreasonable refs, marking the giant Jonah Lomu — and who really won the 1995 World Cup for SA.

England legend David Gower has one or two regrets in a colourful, controversial career — but the Tiger Moth incident isn’t one of them.