There’s a face that unites the entire nation, not in admiration, but in collective animosity. Henry Pollock has become the figure South Africans love to despise, a sentiment so strong it permeates every corner of society, from bustling bars to serene churches.
This widespread loathing is palpable, culminating in a fervent desire to see Pollock “get hurt” on the upcoming weekend. His image recently graced the cover of SA Rugby magazine, accompanied by the provocative headline: ‘Poms set for Bok Bruising at Ellis Park,’ a clear indication of the high stakes and emotional investment in the confrontation.