‘You wait and wait’: Nick Feinberg laughs at London buses while praising Springboks star Sacha

Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu lit up Durban with a historic performance against Argentina. The young Springboks star delivered an unforgettable masterclass, scoring a record-breaking 147 points in the Fantasy Rugby Championship. His display included three tries, a try assist, eight conversions, and two penalties.

He also produced 21 linebreaks and beat 26 defenders. Every moment showed his class and composure on the big stage. Rising rapidly in the Springboks ranks, Sacha has become one of the first names on the team sheet. Today, his name shines as a hero. Tomorrow, it will echo as a legend.

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Nick Feinberg laughs at London buses while praising Springboks star Sacha

Nick Feinberg, Sacha’s proud father, shared his delight with a cheeky post on X. He joked: “You know what they used to say about London buses… You wait and wait then they come in 3’s! ” His words captured both the humour and pride of a father watching his son excel.

Born in London, Nick once chose to align with South Africa. Now, he celebrates seeing Sacha flourish in the green and gold. The “three” reference perfectly echoed Sacha’s dazzling hat-trick against Argentina. Each try cemented his status as a fan favourite. Each kick, each break, and each tackle strengthened his reputation.

Nick’s bus metaphor carried extra punch, linking patience, reward, and timing. Fans have waited for a young star to rise. Now, Sacha has burst onto the stage with power and brilliance. Nick’s words symbolise a legacy: patience rewarded in threes, as his son steps into greatness.

Fans praise Sacha

After the Springboks star Sacha Feinberg’s father Nick laughed at London buses while celebrating his son’s heroics, fans loved it.

@AntAlbers “That performance brought back memories of Dan Carter in the second test against the 2005 B&I Lions. Congratulations.”

@mullerie “Sooooo worthy of the wait! Must be challenging for a parent too. How to protect a child in the complex world of sport & fame. Wishing you all only the very best of everything!”

@Henri_F “I loved his accurate, perfectly weighted through pass, Nicholas! Well-done to the young man”

@SASportsFan1 “Congrats on your son’s performance . Incredible to see him realizing his potential — and we haven’t even seen the best yet. The future is bright, and what stands out most is his good head on his shoulders. You’ve raised him right ”