Episode 98 of The Lekker Rugby Pod is a masterclass in calm - and not the boring kind. Johann van Graan, who just coached Bath Rugby to three trophies in nine weeks, joins MW Welman and Harry Jones for a conversation that’s anything but typical.This is a man who doesn’t do headlines - he does handwritten notes. Who doesn’t yell - he listens. Who doesn’t chase hype - he builds systems, cultures, and quietly ruthless squads. And somehow, it works.We dig into Johann’s Pretoria roots, his deep connection to Loftus Versfeld, and how the quiet values he picked up there shaped his coaching path - from the Bulls to Munster to Bath. MW finds a deep personal kinship: same city, same language, same rugby obsession - though maybe not quite the same coaching CV.Harry, as always, brings the heat: What actually changed at Bath? What do Lee Blackett and JP Ferreira bring to the team? Why does this squad now believe they’re meant to win? And how does Johann stay so calm and collected, even in a Twickenham final?We also get personal. Johann opens up about journaling, emotional control, and what he’s learned over a 23-year career at the top. His motto? “Never too high, never too low.” And he lives it - from trophies to setbacks, from Loftus to The Rec.If you want to understand leadership in modern rugby (or just hear three rugby nerds go deep on what makes a coach truly world-class) this one’s unmissable.