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I’d heard about the game, knew my dad had played it, but I’d never been bothered. There wasn’t a rugby culture in my primary school; athletics, cricket and football were my sports.

— Bryan Habana

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Growing up in a country with so much history and so much diversity between the cultures, I was never conscious of the differences.

Gary is your second name because he was South African and he played with a smile on his face.

It’s a value I hold dear to my heart and will do until I start turning in my grave.

I didn’t worry about the colour of a man’s skin or the significance of his surname, and for this, I am thankful to my parents.

Chester’s presence seemed to say, ‘There’s many other people who can do this’. And I wanted to be one of them.

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