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Speaking exclusively to Genting Casino, former South African hooker and World Cup winner Schalk Brits has dissected the Springboks upcoming game against world no.1s Ireland this weekend. While he has also given his view on all the top nations from England’s fly half dilemma to Eddie Jones’ position as Australia coach.

- Losing Malcolm Marx is like New Zealand losing Dan Carter or Richie McCaw

- The South Africa coaches will get ‘slaughtered’ if the 7-1 split fails

- Johnny Sexton will be targeted from the start - he is key to their success

- Steve Borthwick has to drop George Ford for Owen Farrell - England are better with him at fly-half

- Eddie Jones could be sacked if Australia don’t make the quarter-finals

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Genting Casino has sat down with legendary Manchester United and Aston Villa striker, Dwight Yorke, who talked about all the current news in football. 

The 51-year-old criticised the Manchester United midfield for the poor start to the Red Devils’ season so far. 

Yorke thinks Sancho, whether at Manchester United or another ‘Big Six’ club, is still good enough to play at a top team despite Erik ten Hag’s comments. 

The ex-Villa man is also critical of how open it can be to play through his former team, but he believes a 50% win rate is a good start to the season. 

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Speaking exclusively to Genting Casino, former Scotland winger reveals:

The World Cup draw is bonkers - the Final will be more like a pool game

- We can beat South Africa if we can match their ‘Bomb Squad’ on the bench

- Ireland look rusty and haven’t played well - I hope they crash out early again

- Danny Cipriani was ‘the most naturally talented England player around’ and he deserved a lot better

- England are ‘very poor’ - they play like robots and need to integrate Marcus Smith

Read the full interview with Kenny below.

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