What Goes On Tour: Episode 5 | Bath Head Coach Johann van Graan joins Matt & Shimmi in London

[@AndrewAW-w2l]

Great how South Africans support each other and celebrate other’s achievements

[@hermanvisser4034]

What a wonderful interview! A breath of fresh air.

[@theankletap]

I have been so impressed by Johann van Graan and the insights in his recent interviews. Looking forward to what he does in the future. Great work as always, Matt and Shimmy.

[@trevor8892]

Nice interview, it great to see Saffas doing well.

[@CallieFouche]

Thank you SuperSport for sharing !!!

[@ianjacobs2998]

Next Springbok coach in some form!!!!!!

[@vuyisalubhelwana]

Sharks needs a coach like him

[@gregambler2028]

This guy is a wonderful ambassador to rugby, hopefully one day he heads back to SA to bring his undoubted world class coaching ability back to the national setup🫡

[@thesirzone4428]

"lead with people", so good...

[@janevanreenen8768]

Great podcast from start to finish. Always informative and a lot of laughs. Shimmi the best🇿🇦

[@ryanpattinson]

Hugely impressed by Johann Van Graan. Comes across as a great man manager and someone players would go to war for. Fingers crossed he’s involved with the Bokke again in the future!

[@francisschott2141]

I came across this ‘What Goes On Tour’ and immediately subscribed to the channel. I am an ancient Englishman, who was born in East-Africa (Tanzania) so with that African connection I’ve always had a soft spot for the Springboks. Of course I support England but the Springboks are unquestionably my second team. In a way I can’t lose this weekend but I suspect England could be on the receiving end of a bit of a hiding … They talk about having evolved since the World Cup but wow, so have South Africa, who have added even more levels to their attack - a frightening prospect! In this episode, it was also so interesting to hear Johann van Graan talking about learning about alignment and Peak Performance from other sports (football and NFL) and feeding it into his coaching philosophy. So important to keep on developing in sport and rugby in particular. As a Spurs supporter though, I won’t hold it against Matt and Shimmi for supporting Arsenal! Keep up the good work guys.

[@Mikeup104]

yoh, if rassie wasnt such a savant when it comes to coaching i would want johan van graan as the bok coach. Brilliant man, Brilliant attitude to improvement and Brilliant coach.

[@jms9105]

Very positive guy

[@phillipwyatt7127]

great guy - possibly the next head couch...hoping Rassie will be there for still a while longer though.

[@mojophunk]

The GBR pod was also dope 👌

[@andrewmakin8151]

i like shimmi a lot.

[@W3SV]

"We front up when things get physical and we do what we say" Hulle Weet nie wat ons weet nie

[@ajayc641]

How do you know when someone was at school in Affies? They tell you...

[@haggaiemase6349]

Future springbok coach???

[@groMMit1981]

Chappie doesn't look a Dutchman but certainly sounds a right Afrikaaner, 2-3 times larger then he is.

[@blaquenguni9249]

Van Graan a garbage coach that has been walked and dragged up the coaching structures of SA Rugby, the way he almost ruined Munster after again being given that job due to Erasmus suggesting him to the Munster board.

[@SomilaVumsindo-br2od]

😂maybe you must try it .just maybe you'll do better 😂come Boet 😅

[@Redt_123]

Is that why Bath went from bottom of the table to the top when he joined?

[@peterwomersley]

interesting comment Bath are currently top of the log ! Van Graan has nothing to do with it?

[@kimonconidaris7375]

What Bs🤣🤣🤣

[@kimonconidaris7375]

@@SomilaVumsindo-br2od don’t think this person from Sa he is some clown in Nh somewere😆

[@David-h1f4r]

The Boks are on a mission too make a few statements ,with this being the biggest statement. Boks by 20+ points