Win a Bok jersey!

Win a Bok jersey!

Write a letter to SA Rugby magazine and you could win a Springbok World Cup jersey.

We want your thoughts on anything Springbok or World Cup-related. Please keep your submissions to 300 words or less (we don’t want essays).sar128.jpg

The writer of the best letter gets the Bok jersey, while the best of the rest will also be published in our next issue.

Send your letters to judge@hsm.co.za or post them on the comments thread below. Letters on the World Cup final can be sent to us after the game.

Also feel free to give us your thoughts on our current issue (with Habana on the cover).


66 Comments

  • 1.fabio: Reply to this comment

    1st!

  • 2.fabio: Reply to this comment

    I am going to post this on all threads so bear with me.

    keo, i think that if we win, you should throw a party for all us muppits to celebrate. One in CPT, one in JHB, and one in DBN. Also, you can arrange for some of the Boks to be there and why not throw in the Trophy for us to see.

    Just give us the dates and we will be there!

  • 3.Tinus: Reply to this comment

    Dragons!!!

    Bokke!!!

  • 4.Tinus: Reply to this comment

    fabio…

    F#$&^*!!!, you beat me!

    Great idea, I second!!!

  • 5.trupisero: Reply to this comment

    I are 5th

  • 6.Weti: Reply to this comment

    Great ideo fabio. Also good for the marketing of the sarugby mag.

  • 7.Tinus: Reply to this comment

    Don’t even bother guys, that jersey is mine!

    Keo, please put my name on the back so long!

  • 8.fabio: Reply to this comment

    Tinus, sorry bru! Now about our post world cup victory jol….maybe we should start a formal request and e mail it to Keo?

  • 9.Tinus: Reply to this comment

    Less than 120 000 seconds to go!

  • 10.Kerneels: Reply to this comment

    Great Idea Fabio – listen to the man Keo, he talks sense!

    Ig – I am a 44 an I would like a number 5 on the back please…

  • 11.fabio: Reply to this comment

    119 998…119 997…

  • 12.Slappes: Reply to this comment

    Simon do you accept telegrams?

  • 13.Tinus: Reply to this comment

    I’m in Fabio!

  • 14.Tinus: Reply to this comment

    Kerneels, go buy your own, this one is MINE!!!

  • 15.fabio: Reply to this comment

    okay here is the deal…mail me your details fabio@brand-aid.co.za and i will send to Keo…

    spread the word!

  • 16.Kerneels: Reply to this comment

    Fabio – they can basically just make a few calls and give us a venue and a date.

    For instance: All the KZN Muppits meet each other at Joe Cools at 19:00 on this date. Keo can phone some of the Sharks in the Bok team to be there if possible to meet some fans.

    Pta – same at, say Boston Tea Party and some of the Bull Springboks

    CT – some *** pub near the harbour and invite all the Springbok Wp player(s) to come… :lol:

  • 17.carcass: Reply to this comment

    Cape Town – Tiger Tiger

  • 18.fabio: Reply to this comment

    not nice re the CPT bash Kerns!!!

  • 19.Kerneels: Reply to this comment

    fabio – hehehe, I just had to get one more shot in before the WC final!

  • 20.fabio: Reply to this comment

    i think this needs to be an exclusive Keo Muppits thing….maybe a braai at a local rugby club or something? Why should nightclubs and outsiders get to cash in on all our hard blogging hours?

  • 21.BHUPENDRA DU SOLANKY: Reply to this comment

    its lekker to be lekker because its lekker

    what more can I say!!

  • 22.adj nm - supporting Vrystaat since 1979: Reply to this comment

    what about a bloem f#$&ing bash?

    we have the man of the WC

    o wait we have a cc final to organise

    to much going on in bloem sorry

  • 23.Andre_WP: Reply to this comment

    Why Bok is best

    10 reasons it’s better being a Bok fan than a Pom fan:

    1. Bok fans aren’t surprised and grateful when their team wins matches, they’re surprised when their team loses.

    2. Green and gold jerseys look cool on all kinds of South Africans, but white jerseys make England supporters look like the love children of unhealthy Zombies and dead fish.

    3. We actually have 15 players in our team, rather than just Jonny Wilkinson and 14 old guys.

    4. The South African sports media might be a self-serving, sycophantic bunch of freeloaders, but at least they aren’t staked out outside the team hotel hoping to get a picture of Monty’s wife tanning topless.

    5. Our coach has got a chin (okay, more than one when he speaks Afrikaans).

    6. The Boks’ traditional rivals actually come from different countries like New Zealand and Australia, as opposed to being English provinces, like Ireland, Wales and Scotland.

    7. Fans of other teams hate the Boks because they’re hard ******** – they hate the English because they’re hypocrites who won’t admit they’re hard ********.

    8. Instead of wanky names like Jason, Jonny, Martin and Phil, our players have cool names like Os, Bakkes, Wickus and, uh, Percy. (Dammit, trust Percy to ruin everything again).

    9. Bok fans don’t mind being hated, because of all the practice we had during the apartheid years. English fans, on the other hand, can’t seem to understand why the rest of the world loathes them.

    10. Win or lose on Saturday, Bok fans are flying back to a summer of hot babes and beaches. English fans are doomed to a winter of sleet and clogged M1.

    11. (Everyone knows South Africans can’t count) Schalk Burger pushes the earth down when he does press ups. Martin Corry sticks his bum in the air.

  • 24.adj nm - supporting Vrystaat since 1979: Reply to this comment

    my blood is a funny dark brown black colour?

    it is what you get when you mix oranje and green!

  • 25.Dawn: Reply to this comment

    Ha. These Monarchs are so exclusive, they don’t mix with us commoners.

    Fabio, I will assist in storming the Keo castle.

  • 26.Kerneels: Reply to this comment

    Hear hear Dawn, a hostile take-over!

  • 27.fabio: Reply to this comment

    good to have you on board then Dawn. So what you waiting for? Use your female powers to get us some numbers!

  • 28.Andre_WP: Reply to this comment

    Remeber Keo promised us lots of compititions but nothing happend. Lets hope it will go beter next year.

  • 29.Dawn: Reply to this comment

    Let’s have a get-together without them.

    Now THERE’s an idea.

  • 30.Kerneels: Reply to this comment

    hallo?

  • 31.Kerneels: Reply to this comment

    Fabio – they should fly out some of the ‘big shots’ at keo to the parties as well. I would like to have a beer with Ig, Keo, Ryan and the boys. And I would like to have a word or two with Simon…

  • 32.Zefmasjien: Reply to this comment

    Hallo ouens!

  • 33.Zefmasjien: Reply to this comment

    Wanneer gaan die dag nou verby wees sodat die games kan begin?

  • 34.Snowbro: Reply to this comment

    I must thank all of you for your comments during the RWC,
    I am working in China, Near the Mongolian border, reading
    All the blogs and comments, made me feel like I was part of
    The rugby, Tomorrow im flying to the Den, Rugby bar in Beijing
    It’s full of, Kiwis, Aussies, and Poms, and open 24 hours, so hoping
    For some great Vibe, at 03hoo in the morning, they have Supersport, so
    At least I don’t have to listen, to the biased, Pommie on Star sports.
    Thanks again, as I drink the imported Beer at R55.00 a pint Ill remember
    All my KEO buddies, you have been like Family the last 6 weeks.

    Finally the Boks are the better team, after scoring more tries’ in the
    Knock our stages, than the other 7 teams combined.
    The upsets are over; Boks will score at least 3 tries in there Victory.

    Where is every one else watching???????????????????

  • 35.Kerneels: Reply to this comment

    Ah, daar is jy. Ek sien op News24 hulle het ‘n bier bottel uit ‘n ou se kolon verwyder in Kenya…dink jy pa het die moer in gewrod vir die skipper?

  • 36.Kerneels: Reply to this comment

    Snow – I read that post this morning. It makes me proud to know that some of our Bok brethren on the outskirts of the planet can be so passionate about our team.

    Good on you mate!

  • 37.Kerneels: Reply to this comment

    Oh Ig, and while we are all bitching and moaning – why don’t you create an official keo group on facebook?

  • 38.Zefmasjien: Reply to this comment

    Dit is notuurlik gladnie onmoontlik nie. Dink jy die twee roomies gedra hulle self of dink jy hulle maak net die hele tyd K…….? Het hulle nog stuff gevang?

  • 39.Snowbro: Reply to this comment

    You think you guys cant wait for the Victory to start, I have to wake up 6 hours before, and wait till 03h00 to watch the match,

    Love to see the Vibe In SA tomorrow, All the guys Buying, Charcoal, and Rooikrans,

    gee I cant wait, my Plane leaves at China Time o8hoo tomorrow, Spending R3000.00 just to go watch the match on TV, Beijing, Im the one in Bright Green

  • 40.Zefmasjien: Reply to this comment

    Was nou net by Makro om ietsie soets vir more te kry. Moes omtrent 15 min in ‘n tou wag. Hierdie land gaan sondag ‘n masjien van ‘n babbelaas he!

  • 41.Kerneels: Reply to this comment

    41. Ons kan maar net almal ons bydrae lewer… sien jou op die SA/ENG latest news thread?

  • 42.Green Machine: Reply to this comment

    You snowbro!

    Tell us Bok fans, what on EARTH are you doing in China, on the Mongolian border bru? Smuggling Bibles?

  • 43.Green Machine: Reply to this comment

    I meant “Yo Snowbro!”

    Not “You snowbro!” Sorry bru

  • 44.4man: Reply to this comment

    You guys think you’ve got mates!!
    My jersey arrived this morning, delivered by TNT sent by my friend from Johannesburg to my office in London, with a little note “I couldnt bear to think of you watching the final without your jersey”. We were supposed to get together for England/SA game during the pool rounds, he was in Germany on business and was coming to me in London. His passport was stolen on the “fast train” in Germany and he had to wend his way to Berlin for a temporary passport from the SA consulate. I gave him a blow by blow of the game on SMS as he couldn’t find a tv in Germany to watch the game on. He has refused to take payment as he says “that is my beer money when I see you again”. He was also supposed to be in London when we played England the time before in SA, as he was in New York on business and could only get to the UK in time but not back to SA. The flight was delayed in New York for 24 hours and he missed that game too. Now hows that for a mate!!!!!

  • 45.Whodunit: Reply to this comment

    Guys forget it, the jersey belongs to us girls we can share it. Party! Party! Party! Party!

  • 46.4man: Reply to this comment

    London was “Green and Gold” this morning and e-mail did the rounds yesterday asking everyone to dress in solidarity with our team. There were two other guys in my carriage on the train in Green and Gold (I was also, of course) and then I saw about 5 people at Vauxhall station in Green and Gold and this was 0645 this morning, this place is like a boiling pot there is such a vibe.
    SPRINGBOKS FOREVER!!!!!

  • 47.BuckTrendy: Reply to this comment

    COME ON BOKS!!!!

    snowbru. i know how you feel, was in thailand in March and spent quite a few hours researching where i could watch a stormers game on Koh Samui, was well worth it…not quite your extreme, but know that feeling of desparation of possibly missing an important game…

    ruck – where did you see the green in durbanville, i was looking everywhere and spotted one lonely sod with the green and gold!~

  • 48.PissAnt: Reply to this comment

    Only if it is one of those ones they were in games, the replica jersey’s of the new one looks ****.

  • 49.PissAnt: Reply to this comment

    were = wear.

    This is what happens if you start drinking at 11.

  • 50.Green Machine: Reply to this comment

    #48, Pissant!

    I am at work, wearing my replica right now. It’s not the one they wear in games, because those tight-fitting jerseys make a normal human being look ***!

    So watch your mouth! Most people are wearing the replica anyway!

  • 51.PissAnt: Reply to this comment

    You only look *** if you havent got the body Green!!! :)

  • 52.Swaargawie: Reply to this comment

    Extracted from a piece submitted in 2004:
    A few Saturdays ago I took the family to Paarl to watch Grey College play Paarl Boys High. What a rare privilege it was to watch the boys in navy play a 15-man game the way it should be played. The fact that they ran seven unanswered tries past the Paarl boys does count for something, but it was the almost effortless way in which they did it that caught the eye.
    One movement particularly impressed me: The movement started from a line-out within Grey College’s 22, the ball went to the left wing, tackle made, possession recycled. The ball came to the right wing, tackle made, possession recycled. The ball came to the left wing once again and, lo and behold, the halfway line was in sight. It was carried out with patience, confidence, and utter belief in themselves and their team-mates. That particular move did not end in a try; it merely set the tone for the match.
    South Africans have been playing adventurous rugby for years. Unfortunately that adventure gets coached out of players by coaches who “know how to play winning rugby”. Let’s take the Grey College fly-half for the day, for example: He was big and strong, without being bulky. He could pass, he could run, he could tackle, kick for goal and yes, on the odd occasion he could kick for touch like a mule. In short, on the day he was more or less the ideal fly-half. In the newspaper on the Monday I saw his name, one F. Steyn. (I honestly hope his name is not Frikkie, it just wouldn’t fit, but I digress.)
    No, his name was not Frikkie. It was Francois and he’ll be around for some time marshalling the Bok back line.

  • 53.WP-Matador: Reply to this comment

    a letter

  • 54.WP-Matador: Reply to this comment

    Het ek nou gewen want ek het geskryf wat ek moes?

  • 55.No_Comment: Reply to this comment

    … oh Springboks we luvvvvvvvvvvv uuuuuuuuuuuu!!!!

    Guys i just wana say that i cant work anymore… my heart and soul is already in france already with the BOks!

  • 56.No_Comment: Reply to this comment

    Keo/ Ig

    I think you can award that bok jersay to Snowbro…

    He didnt write a letter but #34 and 39 deserves it!

    course for me that is what a bok supporter is all about! passion and doing everything to see a game!

  • 57.Snowbro: Reply to this comment

    Not Smuggling Bibles Guy,s handing out leaflets, Saying Save the Springbok Emblem, Trying to get 1 billion supporters behind me, and get rid of that pr!ck Komphela,

    cant wait anymore its 22h00 here,

    Buck i do have TV, Star Sports, just no Vibe, yence the trek, to the big City, to go harras the poms,Bejing is full of them, The Den is the the local PUB for the BEIJING DEVILS no1 team in China
    Im
    Actualy in China Building A Super Mall, Massive thing.

  • 58.vindicated: Reply to this comment

    I will begin writing my article on Sunday morning

  • 59.4man: Reply to this comment

    Snowbro deserves the jersey, no question!!!!!!

  • 60.PissAnt: Reply to this comment

    Vin,

    Seeing it has to be Springbok or WC related I cannot see how it would be more than 50 words long.

    I cannot see you writing about the Boks, and there is really not much to write about the a quarter exit either.

  • 61.BokiNZ: Reply to this comment

    Hey Fabio. What ’bout all the expats in NZ and elsewhere. Don’t we get a party. Maybe the next time they are in NZ the Boks can bring the cup with them. Sort off show it to the locals as well!! F@ck knows when they gonna see it again!!! HEHEHE!!

  • 62.vindicated: Reply to this comment

    60. PissAnt

    Whats the point in writing before the event – theres enough of that being done already ?

  • 63.Delek: Reply to this comment

    Just noticed something interesting on a previous thread. In one of his posts, “The Big Hit” includes the words ‘soccer’ and ‘pupils’.

    Anyone who has lived in the UK will know that no Englishman uses the term “soccer” – they call it football and the word “pupils” is also not used in England, it is an archaic term still used in SA but long abandoned in the UK.

    Proof that “The Big Hit” is actually a South African and quite probably Keo himself.

    Anyone else notice this kind of ploy on this site??

  • 64.Sdwesh: Reply to this comment

    This won’t be an easy game. England have more experienced guys that will employ their patience. If we become impatient they have the kicker to punish us

    At rucks and mauls they will be aggressive and put all their bodies on the line. Bakkies, Schalk must not retaliate as they will be hit hard at the breakdown.

    Forwards to set a platform and the back-line to finish off. Our backline is our strogest weapon as we scored more tries than the English.

    Need to be very patient at tackle, rucks and mauls.

    Go Bokke and make us all proud.

  • 65.Sharkie_byt: Reply to this comment

    Yeah, its Saturday
    Sunny Saturday
    With the sky alight
    In green and gold – wah-ey!

    Bring on the boys
    Bring on the ball
    Onto the field
    The Ruck. The Mall

    The Final tonight
    The World will watch
    Breath’s will be held
    “Ref! His foot was in touch!!”

    This is our night
    We’ll be as one
    As we shout from the stand
    “Run Habana RUN!”

    “Our boys”
    cheer the crowd
    “Lift the cup!”
    “Make us proud!”

  • 66.Skim: Reply to this comment

    I’m sorry, but this particular issue did not live up to expectations. Please give us some posters in the next issue, the World Cup only comes round every four years.

Keo.co.za has always promoted uncensored views, but has never tolerated racist or crass outbursts. Come on guys and girls. If you can't moderate yourselves or each other then I am going to be forced to regulate the posts and enforce a registration process for comments. The choice is yours.

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