2. that'll be interesting, somewhat like a 'slam dunk comp' keep things new and exciting?, especially for the real rugby fans, and for bragging rights and will (not indefinate) end any sort of whos the fastest, strongest etc, debate.
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But you gotta admit Daniel showed some good legs there. He had about 10 meter head start with roughly 40 meters to go to the line. Rokocoko had already turned around, cause the Sharks had gained possession. Whilst he was in an advanced position because a kick off had taken place
He wasn't burnt. He caught up with him easily but tackled him too close to the line. [/b][/quote]
He tackled him too close to the line because he couldn't catch him before. Which means he didn't caught up with him "easily"...
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20 meter plus headstart mean anything to you mate? Joe had 60m to run, Keegan had 40m, Joe tackled him at the line. How exactly is that "not catching up with him".
Ngwenya of the US is the fastest. Habana was until the World Cup when Ngwenya left him for dead. Ngwenya has since sign with Biaritz who for some unknown reason play a forwards game? Go figure...
As is said further down he didnt burn Joe but it wasnt an easy gain. Considering hes a flanker thats dam impressive pace because even although Rokocoko isnt the quickest he's still a sub 11 seconds man.
