Celebrating Natal Rugby's Historic 1990 Currie Cup Victory in Durban

Relive the euphoric scenes of the 1990 Natal Rugby team's triumphant ticker-tape parade through downtown Durban as they proudly showcased the Currie Cup. Led by captain Craig Jamieson, this historic victory marked Natal Rugby's first Currie Cup win. Amidst the jubilation, witness the heartwarming moments and thrilling memories as the team basks in the well-deserved glory of their achievement. A standout moment in South African rugby history, this parade captures the spirit and unity of a remarkable team, culminating in their victory over Northern Transvaal with a game-winning try from winger Tony Watson. ‪@Tekweni‬

[@hoochone3225]

Unbelievable humility and interaction with the crowd!!!

[@thomasmusso1147]

I remember that .. what a Day!
I was working, at the time, on one of the the Gold Mines in the Western Transvaal and most of my work mates and colleagues were staunch 'Blou Bull' Supporters with me one of the very few 'Last Outpost of the British Empire' Supporters .. an 'Engelsman' to boot. Was prior to that day, the target of a lot of good-natured ribbing. Give them their due .. a good bunch of 'Dutchmen' 👍. Loftus was for me, one of the best Stadiums to watch Rugby .. even as an opposition supporter. A very tolerant, good humoured bunch of 'die hards' they were.
The Monday morning thereafter, at work, was a sweet one 😁.

[@LockedDownSpectator]

I recently moved to Durban. This is the same spot - City Hall - where the Boks stopped on their trophy tour after Rugby World Cup victory number four! How South Africa has changed!

[@dannyarcher6370]

Why the hell did you move TO Durban?

[@Gumbii]

No black person💀😭

[@liberoAquila]

Huh

[@jessesands4099]

They Were Probably More Into Soccer!⚽️🥅