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Mrs. Brits, this is François Pienaar, captain of the Springboks.

Ready? Okay, pass.

- Bokke! - Yes!

Where do you want to go first for foreign investment?

ANNOUNCER : It'll be a test of great character in these last 20 minutes of this match.

Most of the opportunities have gone New Zealand's way.

- Sir. - Good luck, son.

- Us is sharp, Madiba. - Good.

- And he is... - We're gonna really have to tackle...

Now, it's been said that you used to support any team...

When you get a chance, can we get the schedule for the month?

And I'll come back tonight to make sure he's not working.

- Don't be so gloomy. - Yeah.

No, she didn't. She said to tell you she was sorry.

Please, welcome President Mandela.

BOY : Yes. - All right. Form a line.

...with a player in Jonah Lomu...

(BOTH SPEAK IN AFRIKAANS)

There's not exactly going to be the rainbow nation out there.

- Hello, Nerine. - François.

You look agitated, Jason.

The whole country will miss him.

I know, I know. You have plenty on your plates already.

I want to thank you for what you have done for our country.

It says, He can win an election, but can he run a country?

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Nelson! Nelson! Nelson!

Under the bludgeonings of fate

...or one fool who thinks that he hears God speaking to him through the radio.

It's simple exhaustion, but it will lead to worse if it's not treated.

- Six. Drink up. - Nothing more for you then.

It's all right.

I have the coach's number. Maybe you could call him and ask.

You seek only to address your own personal feelings.

(SINGING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

You hit another player when the ref is not looking.

MINISTER : The World Cup is played every four years.

Everybody, take one.

Yeah. We didn't have the support of 60,000 South Africans.

(WHISTLE BLOWS)

...what is your philosophy on leadership?

I thank you. Please.

Any man would be happy dancing with a beautiful lady like you.

Mandela! Mandela!

Coach's run, 6 a.m.

Now, of course, if you want to leave, that is your right.

...taking his first steps into a new South Africa.

CROWD (CHEERING): Nelson! Nelson! Nelson!

On the day of a big match, say, a test...

François. It's like talking to a brick wall. What did he say?

WOMAN : Yeah. Thank you.

It made the warders very angry.

Thanks, Lord, for getting us into this final.

And that's big Jonah LomuV a big day for him.

It's all right.

...throw it across the floor. They could hear the wardens coming.

You need to sleep, the doctor said.

Who here knows the rules of rugby?

And they treasure Springbok rugby.

Maybe we won't. They're favored 2-to-1.

(WHISTLE BLOWS)

Facing issues that range from economic stagnation and unemployment...

- Good luck, son. - Thank you very much.

...will visit South Africa this week.

If they play badly, maybe it's a good time to make a change.

But now, they come up against a team unlike any they have placed before.

And if you feel in your heart that you cannot work with your new government...

- Here he comes. - Yeah.

- Pass them around. - What's this, homework?

You know me better than that.

The rainbow nation starts here.

Ball's trapped, green put-in.

Why don't we do a little work while we watch?

I learned their language.

- Thank you, sir. - François, walk with me.

- How much does this Lomu guy weigh? MAN : About 120 kilos.

Oh, he knows I'll bloody well kill him.

It's a bracelet I found unpacking.