Le Roux: South Africa are 'ripe for the taking'

Springbok World Cup winner, Hennie Le Roux details why this current South Africa side are so poor.

Le Roux, who won the World Cup in 1995 blames a "lack of respect" from the players. He said: "I don't think the coaching, management team are quite up to the level that would be expected. I think there's a significant lack of respect in terms of [the coaching team] having the players' respect."

South Africa have had a tough year following heavy defeats to New Zealand and a surprise loss to Argentina in the Rugby Championship. Le Roux, 49, believes the current players struggle to accept instructions from head coach Allister Coetzee, adding: "If I had to place myself in a Springbok team today and I had to be told, guided or advised what the focal point would be in a test match at any given time, I'd want to be able to receive that direction from someone who is skilled enough to pass on the right information and I need to believe in that guidance."

This clip was taken from 5 live Sport.