Bulls coach Jake White has said the door is not completely closed on returning to the Springboks set-up but he is committed to the Bulls.
The 59-year-old, who has coached teams like the Brumbies, Sharks, Montpellier and Toyota Verblitz in Japan, is among a host of names that include current assistant coaches Mzwandile Stick and Deon Davids to be linked with the Boks job.This comes after SA Rugby announced last week that current coach Jacques Nienaber will step down from his position after the World Cup to replace Stuart Lancaster at Leinster.
“If they felt it was in the best interests of South African rugby that I would be involved in the national set-up, I would only do it with their blessing.“It will also be true to say that you have seen, and unless you get in there and they want you, that’s first prize and there is no use being forced in. Second, you have to get what you think is important for you to run the organisation when it comes to rugby.“You always want to coach internationally, I am a South African.
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