There's too much talent and potential in the Free State for the Cheetahs to be restricted to domestic rugby.
The Cheetahs, says columnist Jonathan Mokuena, should be playing international rugby. Picture: Frikkie Kapp/Gallo Images
It is sad that one of the country’s best unions continue to play only domestically in the Currie Cup. The Cheetahs simply have to play against overseas opposition – they’re too good to not be playing internationally. They’re again top of the Currie Cup log and have so far answered all the questions asked about them. Yes, the Currie Cup is not a full-on strength versus strength competition, but even so, they have won against very good teams, many of which have fielded outfits full of URC players.
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