You're stranded on a desert island and can only pick one Bok
From Faf to Eben, we have reached out to fellow East Coasters with a unique dilemma.
Imagine being stranded on a remote desert island with none other than a Springbok rugby player by your side.
While it may seem like a bizarre and unlikely scenario, let's explore how such a situation could turn into an unexpected adventure...
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Having a Springbok rugby player by your side while enduring the unknown elements of a fictitious island means you've got a natural leader on your side. These athletes possess qualities such as determination, discipline, and teamwork, which would be invaluable for survival.
Additionally, they're no strangers to adversity, and their problem-solving skills would come in handy for finding food, building shelter, and staying safe.
The East Coast Breakfast team have shared which Bok they would want as their island companion:
- Darren Maule - "I would choose Faf as he eats less."
- Sky Tshabalala- "Bongi is my pick as he will be on my kant."
- Carmen - "I have to go with Eben. He can be put to work and can withstand manual labour."
In case you missed it, the Springboks pulled off a spectacular win by a single point - again! As you can imagine, this had our East Coast Breakfast team at the edge of their seats, desperate for the final whistle to seal the win.
Sky made a bet, lost, and ended up getting the Rugby World Cup dates tattooed on him!
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In celebration of our nation's win, we are giving away 10 Springbok tattoos in collaboration with Surreal Tattoos. Share which player you would take to the island in the post below:
TUNE IN to East Coast breakfast at 06:00 to find out if you are one of the lucky listeners to secure this tattoo.LISTEN LIVE HERE.
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Where to see the Springboks' trophy tour in KZN:
Durban Tour: 4 November
• 09h30 : Start at Garden Court Aurora Drive
• Left into Centenary Blvd
• Right into Umhlanga Rocks Drive over M41
• Right into Kennith Kaunda Drive
• Take Kennith Kaunda Drive that becomes Blackburn Road
• Left into Chris Hani R102
• Right into Queen Nandi Drive
• Left on Malendela Road
• On Malendela Road onto Inanda Road
• Right onto N2 for 800m and Left onto Umgeni Road
• Left into R102 Chris Hani Road around Roadhouse Crescent
• Right Onto Riverside Road towards the M4 Ruth First Highway
• Left onto Athlone , Snell Parade
• Right onto Anton Lambede Street
• Right into West street
• Left turn into Mahatma Ghandhi
• Right Turn into Anton Lambede Street
• Right Turn into Russel Street
• Right Turn West Street , Stopping at City Hall
• After City Hall Continue with West str , Right Turn into Mahatma Ghandhi street
• Left Turn into Caperdown Rd
• Right Turn into Seine Road , Enter Ushaka Marine World Bus Parking for private lunch with the Premier Press conference with selected players
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