
Springbok World Cup-winning coach Jake White admits that he is ready to return to coaching and has unfinished business on the international stage as he looks for his next job, writes Neil Fissler.
White, who led the Springboks to success in the 2004 Tri-Nations and then the 2007 World Cup, is a free agent after leaving the Bulls last July and says that he is missing coaching.
He had a stint as a technical advisor to Tonga in 2014 and would love to mark the 20th anniversary of winning the Webb Ellis Cup with another crack at success.
“I was 40 when I coached South Africa, and before I turned 44, I won the World Cup and had finished coaching them. I haven’t been involved in coaching Test…
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