It's too late for the Springboks to restructure their game plan to a creative one and expect to win the World Cup in September. Though Heyneke Meyer's Boks have suffered defeat in their last two Rugby Championship matches, against the Wallabies and All Blacks, they showed signs of creativity and more attractive rugby, which has been widely applauded. It has been said to be a big improvement on the predictable kicking associated with South African rugby.Despite the recent change of play by the Boks, South African mental coach and author Kobus Neethling believes the change has come too late for the team to expect success at the World Cup in England in two months' time."It is probably too late at this stage," Neethling said yesterday at the launch of his book, Creative Rugby, co-written with former Bok flyhalf Naas Botha."Probably a few individual [changes] can be made. But to have a totally different, new creative strategy? It's too late."I'd say immediately after the World Cup we need to change the way we do things, and then we'll have a massive chance of continuing to do well." The previous two matches we lost in the last 10 minutes because there was a sort of anxiety that crept in. Instead, they should have gone into focus mode. "..