Bulls Coach Phiwe Nomlomo: Pressure, Rivalries & a Currie Cup Built on Youth!
Welcome to the latest episode in our Know Your Coach series on Megafoon Rugby, where we explore the people driving South African rugby forward — one team, one culture, and one purpose at a time. Phiwe Nomlomo isn’t just a coach — he’s the man tasked with leading a youthful Bulls squad into battle, against fierce rivals, with a fanbase that expects nothing less than excellence. In this exclusive Megafoon Rugby interview, Phiwe opens up about the emotional pressure of coaching the Bulls, the personal journey that brought him from Border to Pretoria, and how he plans to keep the Currie Cup meaningful in a changing rugby landscape. From his playing roots at Craven Week to coaching at national school level, Phiwe shares how a few key phone calls — and a very important marriage — shaped his path to Loftus. He lays out a clear and honest coaching philosophy, rooted in authenticity, values, and deep respect for all players, regardless of age or contract. With more than half of the current squad under 21, Phiwe sees this Currie Cup not only as a platform for development but also as a serious campaign, beginning with a high-stakes clash against Western Province. He reflects on what Kennedy Tsimba brings from basketball, what he’s learned from Jake White, and why being shouted at by fans still means something: they care. This is your inside look at the new man in charge. Calm, composed — but ready for war. Don’t miss this wide-ranging and insightful conversation that offers a rare glimpse into the mindset of one of South African rugby’s emerging coaches, only on Megafoon Rugby.
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