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Spies vs. Kanko
Hougaard vs. James
Ndungane vs. Ndungane
Some things never change...
Hougaard vs. James
Ndungane vs. Ndungane
Some things never change...
Spies vs. Kanko
Hougaard vs. James
Ndungane vs. Ndungane
Some things never change...
Habana back to Bulls and we can demand a rematch of the 2007 final!
Ah... The running in Pretoria... Steyn, Fouche, Hougaard, Kirchner...I really hope the Bulls can change their out-dated gameplan since it's a good thing to have 3 top teams in SA again.
I always thought 15 was Lionel Cronje's best position. At least that is where he had his best games for Province. Vermaak, Pollard, Hougaard, Serfontein/Venter, Engelbrecht, Basson, Visser should be an exciting backline. With Steyn, Serfontein/Venter and Kirchner a bench most teams would be very jealous of. Wouldn't be surprised to see Steyn and Kirchner get benched sooner rather than later in SR. Bulls will be fine and I think we do have 3 good teams in SA; Bulls just had more of a changing of the guard after the RWC than WP or Natal had.
Lol!!
We can only hope... But guys like Pollard, Clayton Blommetjies and Jurgen Visser has shown glimpses of some form of attacking prowess at the 10 and 15 channel.
But in this year's Super 15 we were one of the top try-scoring teams in the tournament so I think Frans Ludeke is slowly moving away from the old-fashioned way. Pine Pienaar, who showed some new flare during last year's Currie Cup didn't show anything new this year with his 2nd stint as the head coach, and he had a very inexperienced team for most of the season. So other factors also came into play.
But Zeke, seriously, you have a personal problem with Kirchner (probably because of your love child, Louis Ludick)... He joins the line when a try is on the cards, and scored some tries this year. I'm not worried about him.
Hein, really... you should try to forget the insane idea I have a problem with Kirchner. He is a good full-back, but he has been awful this year. Certainly not Bok material. For some reason however, he doesn't seem to be in doubt as the starting full-back, even after a year of mediocre performances. What does the guy have to do to get replaced? My issue is that the November Tests are the perfect moment to try new combinations. There's no trophy to compete for, no series to win. Just 3 seperate tests with no other value than a simple victory. This is the perfect time to give new guys a chance. I know we have 5 uncapped players still in the squad, but come on. Why not give another full-back a go? I am not saying it has to be Ludik (without the C) but just someone else. Maybe Andries Coetzee or Gio Aplon if Ludik is not good enough but let's face it. Ludik has been the form full-back in 2012 in South Africa. There's no denying that. If the guy doesn't get a call-up after a year like this, will he ever? Just add him to the squad. Lambie is now being used at fly-half, Taute is preferred at center so we don't have a proper cover for Kirchner anyway.
I think against Scotland, Taute will play fullback, with JDJ coming in at centre, and possibly Rhule on the wing.
1/3, you are too creative for Meyer.
an upward curve... soon, very soon, I'll get it right
He will, eventually. I think, longterm, this is the team:
Kitshoff
Bismarck
Jannie
Etzebeth
PSdT
Louw
Coetzee
Vermeulen
Van Zyl
Goosen
Rhule
Lambie
Jordaan
Pietersen
Taute
That would be my favourite team for the world cup
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I give you 10 points for mentioning Brynard Stander in stead of CJ Stander (twice)
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