Paul Treu's guest appearances

Paul Treu

Rugby365 Podcast

In the Change Room

Steven Kitshoff

Warren Whiteley

Seabelo Senatla

Cheslin Kolbe

Steve Jackson

Brad Mooar

Kyle Brown

Chris Boyd

Dave Rennie

Wayne Barnes

Michael Cheika

Tana Umaga

Scott Fardy

Jean De Villiers

Alyssa Conley

OwlTail

“My life has been a rollercoaster of change”  Paul Treu is the name synonymous with the ascent of Sevens rugby in South Africa. After playing for the SA Sevens team from 1999-2003, he became head coach and then went on to become the first African coach to lead the team to victory at a World Sevens series. This former teacher has lived his life from one transition to the next – and he’s not ready to disrupt that narrative.   In episode 9 of Half Time Chat with Siv Ngesi, Paul shares what helps him adjust from one role to the next, and how his principles – and the late Chester Williams – helped shape his rugby success.  Quotes from Paul Treu interview with Siv Ngesi:  •	I was born into a rugby family … in those days of playing rugby in the streets with a plastic bottle • If you don’t have very grounded philosophy of who you are and what you stand for, it’s going to be hard for you to coach • We wanted to become the first team in the world to win a professional 7s series • The hardest thing was leaving my family behind • I’ve always been a person that believes in principle of fairness and equality • Black coaches are not asking for a free ride, they are asking for opportunity to prove themselves, for a seat at the table. BrightRock · SuperSport

“My life has been a rollercoaster of change” Paul Treu is the name synonymous with the ascent of Sevens rugby in South Africa. After playing for the SA Sevens team from 1999-2003, he became head coach and then went on to become the first African coach to lead the team to victory at a World Sevens series. This former teacher has lived his life from one transition to the next – and he’s not ready to disrupt that narrative. In episode 9 of Half Time Chat with Siv Ngesi, Paul shares what helps him adjust from one role to the next, and how his principles – and the late Chester Williams – helped shape his rugby success. Quotes from Paul Treu interview with Siv Ngesi: •	I was born into a rugby family … in those days of playing rugby in the streets with a plastic bottle • If you don’t have very grounded philosophy of who you are and what you stand for, it’s going to be hard for you to coach • We wanted to become the first team in the world to win a professional 7s series • The hardest thing was leaving my family behind • I’ve always been a person that believes in principle of fairness and equality • Black coaches are not asking for a free ride, they are asking for opportunity to prove themselves, for a seat at the table. <a href="https://www.brightrock.co.za" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BrightRock</a> · <a href="https://www.supersport.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SuperSport</a>

Half-time Chat with Siv Ngesi & Paul Treu

Paul Feeney

Stormers assistant coaches Paul Treu &amp; Paul Feeney addressed the media ahead of the Super Rugby Round 14 encounter with the Sharks.

Stormers assistant coaches Paul Treu & Paul Feeney ahead of the Sharks encounter