Anyhow we now have a chance to try out A. Johnson at 8. Deysel 7 and if Brussow is able to start then Brussow 6.

I would like to see D. Rossouw at 4.

Well, those are supposed to be two discrete points, but not unrelated

Don’t worry Nammies, everything is under control.

It’s the B-team, so no first step on the road to disappointment, heh?

This team can win.”

Now, now!!! There is a positive Bok supporter if I have ever seen one. WO will make all the difference, you guys beware.

HAHAHAHA.

You are so funny sometimes, Titman.

Some these coaches are are smelling epsom salts thinking its cocaine.

Pity to see Sarel Pretorius, Keegan Daniel, Riaan Viljoen ignored.

Even Wikus van Heerden would have been a better lock choice than Muller.

I hope it has registered with them that the repair process (recovery) also takes a lot longer as they have aged in the last years.

There are only 60 days or so to the RWC kick-off.

Maybe you all should consider flooding them with ‘ Get Well Soon ‘ cards as that will boost their collective psychological states and this enhances their immunological systems’ functionality quite remarkably and thus expedite the repair process sufficiently without having to resort to special juices or secret vit B12 injections.

I will start the ball rolling by saying “Get Well Soon” you poor ‘injured’ okes or even possibly JOKES.

You guys must be soooo happy to be signing Sadie and Engelbrcht. Man what a loss..

Is it simply the needle pricks from Lance Armstrong’s Italian ‘doctor’ that have done poor Spies in and thus won him more time before that first international urine sample is potentially taken?

You can bet his first appearance in the home leg games takes him out of that measurement window.
Watch for an improved physical performance when he eventually plays at home.

He took more contact apparently than any other 8 in SA.

But what about the 10/12 combo rather than the 12/13 one?

We know what we have in Morne and Wynand as a test combo in this regard, and with Morne and JDV.

I would go for Morne and JDJ for reasons I have reiterated extensively on this site. The bottomline is that we need to inject pace into our phase play, and if you have a 10 that is slightly slow off the mark and standing a little bit deeper on attack, you need a 12 with speed off the mark to ensure you cross the advantage line.

And JDJ will cross the advantage line more than most 12s from a slightly deeper positioning on first phase, due to the fact that he can step off both feet, and can attack the weaker shoulder of the inside defender.

I am not saying that JDJ is a 12 rather than a 13, but if Morne acts as pivot it makes more sense to employ him at 12.

Ou Guru, die papsak is al wat help vir die senuwees so na aan die WB…

Its hilarious

Of course I would wear my Nikes….

no way that fatty will catch me…