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KeoTV: D-Day for desperate Boks

20 Aug 2011

MARK KEOHANE is backing the Boks to win on Saturday, but RYAN VREDE thinks the All Blacks will spoil the PE party.


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  • 651.TheAgent: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:40 pm

    @we have it on good authority that on september 11, a legend will rise…(i_love_u_bakkiesbotha)-644: It would be great. But I doubt it.

  • 652.I am a stormer: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:43 pm

    @Transformation(Transformation)-620:

    Hurry up Transie. Get to the stadium. You’re missing a great curtain raiser.

    SA Schools 21 – 7 France U/18.

  • 653.chch: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:43 pm

    @David(David)-649:
    hehe

    @we have it on good authority that on september 11, a legend will rise…(i_love_u_bakkiesbotha)-642:
    I don’t like Foster or Mitchel …. just think it would be funny.

    Dave Rennie is a great replacement for the Chiefs. Hope he goes well.

  • 654.RL: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:44 pm

    Frogs are playing with 14 men on the park … they poached a Samoan and have just scored … 21-14

  • 655.TheAgent: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:45 pm

    @chch(chch)-653: The Boks need a SA head-coach, a SA forward coach, and a Kiwi backline coach.

  • 656.we have it on good authority that on september 11, a legend will rise...: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:45 pm

    @David(David)-649:

    and a select number of parisian boulangerie owners based in the hauts-de-seine area…. business is down they say…. 8)

  • 657.Te Rangatira: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:46 pm

    Freezing here in Tamaki Makaurau Nz. Playing in greasy conditions improves your ball skills

  • 658.TASSIES: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:46 pm

    @youknowwho(youknowwho)-641: @youknowwho(youknowwho)-636: Well thank you Shaun. I hadn’t thought so to be honest. But getting to the point of discussion: other races being prejudiced in preference for white players and you know this for a fact then Shaun. I would think it boils down to an opinion personally. So there is no need to be insulting. The english speaking population of the W Cape roughly equals that of afrikaans speakers. We all play rugby. Have done so 100 years. Why is is then that afrikaans speakers dominate the WP teams over the years right up to date? Answer me that with conviction and then we can move onto colour. How about the afrikaans speakers are simply better players in the main? But that is just an opinion because you cannot measure it on a ruler. Besides is the WPRU President not a coloured bloke? How about the coach? The manager? A few more selectors? Members of the board? etc etc. Are these people ALL being prejudiced against their own kin. Hardly I’d think.

  • 659.David: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:46 pm

    @Puma(Puma)-643:
    I hope they’re paying royalties.

  • 660.RL: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:47 pm

    Filthy Frogs get a second red card.

    Game over.

    PE is looking good.

  • 661.we have it on good authority that on september 11, a legend will rise...: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:51 pm

    oh dear…this from our kiwi friends at the nz herald:

    Safety watch kept on All Blacks’ World Cup dinners
    5:30 AM Saturday Aug 20, 2011

    Watch out, Susie, this time the All Blacks are ready for you.

    The Food Safety Authority has revealed that samples of food served to the team during the Rugby World Cup will be frozen to provide a record for food safety.
    And to ensure a level dietary playing field, Rugby World Cup 2011 will document all meals provided to all teams at the tournaments.

    “They have advised that they will have full traceability of team hotel meals, volunteer meals and VIP meals for the duration of the tournament,” said authority spokeswoman Helen Keyes.
    “They also have daily reporting from team hotels and they will be freezing samples of each meal served.”

    for the rest of the article:
    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=10746292

    guys…c’mooooon…we’ve been over this already….suzie’s not real..never was..hehehe

  • 662.ashampoopaloo: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:54 pm

    Frogs u18 finished with 13 men on the field and scored twice in last 10 with 14 men to lose 21-14 having been 21-0 down at 55 min. 1 yellow and 2 red cards but the one saffa try was not legit, if ref went to TMO would have been ruled against, could have finished 14 each.

  • 663.chch: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:54 pm

    @we have it on good authority that on september 11, a legend will rise…(i_love_u_bakkiesbotha)-661:

    hehe, I can see the frozen meals getting stolen now

  • 664.TASSIES: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 15:58 pm

    @youknowwho(youknowwho)-641: and I never implied freedom was a failure. How about this for you to chew on: We (whites too) also felt ‘freed’ by the overthrow of Apartheid. It was morally corrupt and I was raised from my mothers lap, to believe that. My aunt went to jail for it. So there is no need to preach to me and/or make me feel guilty for it. It actually pisses me off. Who’s in charge FFS? You guys simply need to get over it, remove the chip and move on. Like Nelson Mandela has managed to do. I don’t expect everybody to behave like him because he is an unusual human being in his ability to forgive but at the very least people should try and make an effort. If you can’t then it’s your problem mate.

  • 665.TASSIES: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:01 pm

    @TheAgent(TheAgent)-655: now that might work. Send Hoskins the letter.

  • 666.youknowwho: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:01 pm

    @TASSIES(TASSIES)-658: I said to you that not all coloured people are submissive and it takes a fair bit of character to ignore the cultural pressures of fitting yourself in the box of public opinion born out of a brutal enforcement of an ideaology ( Apartheid). Those who choose not to follow a path of mediocrity are leaders. Everyone of those people that you choose as an example of coloured compliance would not dare enter into a public debate with me. They hide when they see me. They know that I know that they have sold out because that is what the threat of poverty does. The money men in control of rugby like the Ruperts understand the weapon of deprivation. If AC gets fired, he will not only be without an immediate income but he will not ever be employed by another Franchise no matter how great his record to date..

    I told you before that it is not about race because race is a myth. It is cultural dynamics hence the lack of english speaking whites in province rugby

  • 667.Porra the Fat and Clever Speedster: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:09 pm

    @youknowwho(youknowwho)-666:

    now you are
    truly
    666
    lucifer
    the beast
    the belcher of
    putred
    nonsense
    you don’t
    have to
    tell people
    who and
    what
    you want them
    to believe
    you are
    they will
    make up
    their own
    minds
    seems like
    people don’t
    quite see you
    as you see
    yourself

  • 668.youknowwho: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:10 pm

    @TASSIES(TASSIES)-664: Nelson Mandela sold out and was paid handsomely for it.. The scam of the Childrens fund running alongside the Family trust has shut him up in terms of corruption in the country.

    The whole ANC was taken aside by bankers in 1993 to brainwash them into maintaining a system of deprivation. This left apartheid apologist in charge of a critical arm of government. The country still suffers today from ever increasing poverty because they were led down the garden path by Nelson Mandela and the rest of the ANC leadership who succumbed to the advances of evil fks who propped up the Apartheid regime

  • 669.youknowwho: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:12 pm

    @Porra the Fat and Clever Speedster(Porra)-667: Porra, does the stories of the horny one still scare you… wear a necklace of garlic :lol:

  • 670.David: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:16 pm

    @youknowwho(youknowwho)-668:
    So, O Wise One, what would you have done to start eliminating poverty in what was a hopelessly bankrupt country?

  • 671.youknowwho: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:23 pm

    @David(David)-670: Change the money creation mechanism and nationalise the reserve bank which is in fact an agency of state that was handed over to non-government entities on the advice of bankers. I would then clear all government gilts and recapitalise the country through the smallest unit of ownership, the individual.

    I would ban the shortselling of all sensitive financial products to ensure that inflation is not artificially manufactured before full employment is reached

  • 672.fromthecouch: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:28 pm

    Enjoy all I am off to don my war garb and hit the pub!!!!GO BOKKE!!!!

  • 673.TASSIES: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:28 pm

    @youknowwho(youknowwho)-666: ag Shaun that is so far fetched I nearly choked on my beer. Man you have a vivid imagination sometimes. But that’s fine. It’s a free world. See I do enjoy my freedom too. At least I wont get locked up by the boere in blue safari suits for conversing with a ‘radical’ non-white terrorist. :lol:
    Just thinking about it, reminds me of how ridiculous those okes were. They were sad fools indeed. “Ladies and gentlemen you are about to land at Jan Smuts airport. Please turn your clocks(and minds) back 20 years.”

  • 674.David: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:32 pm

    @youknowwho(youknowwho)-671:
    In other words, you haven’t a clue. :lol:

  • 675.youknowwho: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:36 pm

    @TASSIES(TASSIES)-673: We will share a bottle of good wine again one day Tassies. The world will be very different then and our chat would be less antagonistic as there will be hindsight…
    Go well :-)

  • 676.youknowwho: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:38 pm

    @David(David)-674: In other words whatever I told you is beyond your intellectual capacity?? ;-)

  • 677.Treehugger: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:49 pm

    @Porra the Fat and Clever Speedster(Porra)-667:
    l
    o
    l
    :mrgreen:

  • 678.David: Reply to this comment
    20 Aug 2011, 16:50 pm

    @youknowwho(youknowwho)-676:
    Yeah, I’ve never been able to get my head around BS.

  • 679.bryce_in_oz: Reply to this comment
    21 Aug 2011, 05:00 am

    @I am a stormer(I am a stormer)-544:

    Test rugby is a 22 man 85 minute game… the sooner you and Snor learn that the better… Bismark was a Beast as per norm… they took him off when the job was done… and Smitty came on and shored up the scrum dominating the Blacks in this dept closing the game out… loved AJ’s wee rub on SBW’s scone… 22man 85min rugby…

  • 680.bryce_in_oz: Reply to this comment
    21 Aug 2011, 05:20 am

    @ashampoopaloo(joel1yahoo)-532:

    ‘Lard-arse’ and his front-row scrummed the AB’s off the paddock in the last quarter… and BDP got a nice wee break… excellent rotation by the ‘brains-trust’… going to be extremely necessary in the first round…

  • 681.bryce_in_oz: Reply to this comment
    21 Aug 2011, 05:38 am

    @David(David)-678:

    Unfair advantage owning a plonker like that… like shooting ducks in a barrel!

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