Boks' patience is running thin

STICK: ARE WE TREATED FAIRLY? I DON'T THINK WE ARE

- Ross Roche

MZWANDILE STICK Picture: Gallo Images

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It seems that the Springboks are running out of patience, after assistant coach Mzwandile Stick admitted that the team felt a massive sense of injustice over the permanent red cards handed out to their players over the past month.

Stick was speaking at a Bok press conference in Dublin this week, ahead of their clash with Ireland at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.

Their most recent and high profile red cards were handed out to Franco Mostert, in their 32-14 win over Italy in Turin over the past weekend, and Lood de Jager a week earlier, in their 32-17 win over France in Paris, and both players will still hope to be involved against the Irish.