Ja plain rubbish. From what I’ve heard JdV is the joker in the side, but we don’t know their personailties. Most people on here only know what their names are and what they look like, because they also don’t know much about how well they play rugby.

It’s funny how we get idiots like this who can’t wait to drag the next SA rugby player through the mud. Jerry Collins can piss on the field and the kiwis laugh it off. In SA Wynand Olivier only need to have good looks and everyone south of Pretoria hates him with a passion.

Francois Steyn at 10. Pat Lambie at 15. Steyn does everything in general play as well as Lambie if not better, plus he can kick the ball a hell of a lot further then Lambie, and is a lot more physical on defense in that 10-12 channel. His drawbacks, he sometimes has brain explosions… but he’s been getting experience playing inside backs at Racing Metro.

I have favored Butch, and still do slightly depending on how he goes in the Tri Nations tests at home. But next year I really think our best option would be a combination of Pienaar & F Steyn as halfbacks, with Lambie at fullback where he can be brought into the line rather then being required to run the ship. Lambie will also probably spend the entire Super rugby campain next year at 15 while Steyn plays 10 & 12 at Racing.

2012 Bok backline that I’d love to see. 9 Ruan Pienaar 10 Francois Steyn 11 Bryan Habana (until someone good who can also tackle comes along) 12 Juan de Jongh 13 Johann Sadie 14 JP Pietersen 15 Pat Lambie.

The problem is the guy he gives the ball to – Wynand Olivier, this player runs into brick walls rarely passing before contact and when he does it’s often a poorly timed pass which creates nothing. Bok backline moves die with him.

At Super level it works because he gets over the gainline, at test level he gets nowhere.

And when it’s all over will go back to making some of the most progressive Wines to come out of ‘boring’ Old World RSA wines…

LEGEND!!!!!

Disregarding ALL the C R A P you wrote there, bar one, allow me just a question or two wrt one aspect.

What?

Is it the smallest of the 8 wrist bones, the itsy bitsy Pisiform, that he needed his effin arm in a cast for? I guess we should consider ourselves so lucky he did not put his upper body in a cast.
What needs to be in a cast is his teeny peanut sized ‘brain’.

He does not read game situations well.

Nothing wrong with his work ethic.

Don’t forget that Chilliboy is seen by rugby adminastrators (hidden politicians) as a future captain. At least we will have a better hooker than Barney.