KeoTV: Dagg’s a class apart

KeoTV: Dagg’s a class apart

RYAN VREDE says All Blacks fullback Israel Dagg has been the best player at the 2011 World Cup.


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  • 301.Connag: Reply to this comment

    @grant10(grant10)-295: Stuff the thinking that the coach has to be a Sth African. Ewen McKenzie would be good for the Boks. The Aussies are already sniffing around him and for good reason.

  • 302.Tacitus: Reply to this comment

    @>^..^< katman(katman)-294:

    You sound surprised? Upset even?

    Why? He is democratically elected. He can do whateverthehell he wants and you will damn well be happy about it.

  • 303.justrugby: Reply to this comment

    @grant10(grant10)-295:

    And HM !!

  • 304.justrugby: Reply to this comment

    @Connag(1112Connag)-301:

    Agree ……….I said during the S15 that SARU must put out feelers as to his availability.

  • 305.Transformation: Reply to this comment

    @>^..^< katman(katman)-294: zuma might not even get a 2nd term, he might be gone by the time the renovations are complete.

  • 306.Helen: Reply to this comment

    @>^..^< katman(katman)-294:

    R400mil is small change when you’re trying to outdo Mobutu Ek se ook So as the continent’s biggest spender!

  • 307.Helen: Reply to this comment

    @Transformation(Transformation)-305:

    Hmmmmm…. are you saying Tokyo is behind these renovations and is framing Msholozi?

  • 308.grant10: Reply to this comment

    @Helen(Helen)-298: AC has spent too much time with jake the snake…..

    Not my cup of tea…..

    already choosing schalk as an opensider

    makes my blood boil….

    Rather eddie moans for me …..

    Rassie a nutcase of distinction as well……he will hate the media glare….

    Mitchell…mallet…b venter…..h meyer…

    in that order…my wish list..

  • 309.>^..^< katman: Reply to this comment

    @Tacitus(Deucalion)-302: It’s not ready to show the world yet, but I’m working on a song called Bring Me My Shotgun.

  • 310.Helen: Reply to this comment

    Zuma should live like his subjects.
    Then he could save R23.7mil by not putting a wall around the toilets

  • 311.Connag: Reply to this comment

    @justrugby(justrugby)-304: Personally I don’t think its a case of SA coaches being bad, as no coach outside of SA has the politcal **** that goes with the job. If we can select the best, we will always be there or thereabouts. Ewen, however is a good coach NSW with all their politics is now realising it was fukcup letting him go.

  • 312.grant10: Reply to this comment

    @Connag(1112Connag)-301: i agree

    pro era

    best of the best

    i dont care where the oke comes from….

    in fact i would suggest a foreign oke may be the best tonic for us

    untainted and all that

  • 313.Helen: Reply to this comment

    @grant10(grant10)-308:

    better invest in that Namibian jersye then

  • 314.grant10: Reply to this comment

    outta here

    cheers all

  • 315.carol: Reply to this comment

    @grant10(grant10)-312:

    Hey, Martin Johnson may be looking for a job soon!! :lol:

  • 316.Transformation: Reply to this comment

    @Connag(1112Connag)-301: @justrugby(justrugby)-304: look it is worth a stab, but i don’t know how successful it will be with this in mind:

    John O’Neill says Ewen McKenzie’s work at the Reds is “seriously good” by: Jim Tucker From: The Daily Telegraph July 08, 2011

    RUGBY supremo John O’Neill has for the first time anointedEwen McKenzie as the Wallabies’ coach-in-waiting because his work at the Reds is “seriously good”.

    O’Neill yesterday clarified the Australian Rugby Union’s desire to re-sign Test coach Robbie Deans for two more years and his top rating of McKenzie in succession plans.

    It is huge recognition for all that McKenzie has achieved in less than two years by turning serial losers into a force equipped to trump New Zealand’s Crusaders in tomorrow night’s blockbuster final.

    “Ewen’s credentials are now seriously good. Winning this final would be a wonderful notch on his CV,” O’Neill said of the sellout Suncorp Stadium decider.

    “The revival of rugby in Australia has been Reds led.

    “The renaissance has been quite extraordinary from an organisation that is now a leader, where a few years ago it was at an all-time low and with a business that was insolvent.

    “No one can preordain outcomes but to the question: Are we confident Ewen McKenzie is in our plans as a successor? Yes we are.”

    O’Neill and Queensland Rugby Union chairman Rod McCall have been party to the discussions, with McKenzie to synchronise his coaching at the Reds with Deans’ tenure.

    McKenzie has agreed to a one-year extension to coach the Reds until the end of 2013, which means he can build this year’s rise into long-term success.

    O’Neill indicated the QRU had made the first $750,000 repayment on the $3 million loan from the national body that was needed last year to refloat Queensland rugby financially.

    “The rebuilding job has not been for the faint-hearted,” O’Neill said.

    “Now you have a Reds semi-final attracting a fantastic average audience of over 265,000 on Fox Sports, a sell-out final and a team playing rugby how it can be played.”

    O’Neill said the momentum building in Australian rugby in a World Cup year is significant.

    “This is the year when you turn momentum into reality,” O’Neill said.

    “The Reds are doing that and it’s easy to drill down to see what Robbie Deans is building at the Wallabies.

    McKenzie expressed his disdain for bookies who have made the Crusaders $1.65 favourites for the final.

    “I find that disappointing,” McKenzie said. “I don’t want to be underdogs. I’d love to go in as favourites, which for me is just another little thing in our search for credibility.”

  • 317.carol: Reply to this comment

    @grant10(grant10)-314:
    Rat’s I missed you! !

  • 318.Bryce Dickhead Lawrence: Reply to this comment

    Here you see my full name. I’m a Kiwi cheat, literally a ******** beyond all proportions.

    Here is my story, as summarised by a Rugby Union expert:

    http://blogs.sport24.co.za/David-Mac/bryce-lawrence-lord-of-the-whistles-17-Oct-2011

    (However, the extra cash will come in handy, maybe lots of prostitutes, booze, cars, drugs, you get my drift. If cheating is profitable, go for it!)

  • 319.au revoir mon tout noirs, au revoir...: Reply to this comment

    @justrugby(justrugby)-286:
    if saru goes foreign the perhaps mckenzie or woodward.
    if we stay local then saru or tac needs to remind heyneke of his christelike pligte.

  • 320.Gunther: Reply to this comment

    @>^..^< katman(katman)-294:

    well. Juju is a trained carpenter.

    You can’t buy that kind of experience.

    They have inherited the apartheid procurement mentality.

    Whether it is presidential bidets or nuclear power stations.

    It must be bespoke.

    Anyway we’ve only seen the bill for the renovations.

    Where will the entourage stay whilst they are being carried out?

    Mshlozi could have finsihed his second term before the are finished.

    That’s five years at the One and Only Presidential Lodge.

    Five years of lobster thermidor and eggs benedict.

    The presidential arteries are going to look like Hospital bend at 4 o’clock on a friday afternoon.

  • 321.Connag: Reply to this comment

    Its been a while since I blogged here (read regularly) now all of a sudden I have a different name. I am agent 1112Connag?? Some new names I see and some good humour…Helen like your style.

  • 322.WP Till I Die: Reply to this comment

    @grant10(grant10)-280:

    CSV is short for “Christen-Studentevereniging” – Christian Student Association.

    And “kringleier” is Afrikaans for “group leader”.

    So Tacitus is saying, in essence, that he was a youth pastor :lol:

  • 323.Connag: Reply to this comment

    @WP Till I Die(WP-Forever)-322: A sky pilot?

  • 324.Bryce Dickhead Lawrence: Reply to this comment

    @Gunther(gunther)-320:

    “Juju is a trained carpenter.” I thought he was a neuro surgeon???

  • 325.Sheriff: Reply to this comment

    How is it possible that we can have R21 bn’s irregular spending in a year?

    Even the Nats would have had diffculty doing that … they would probably have maxed at R15 bn, oh yes and no one would have known about it (I’ll give them that)

    I have nothing to say. Not even ‘no comment’

  • 326.Connag: Reply to this comment

    @Sheriff(Sheriff)-325: So many noughts!

  • 327.Transformation: Reply to this comment

    @Helen(Helen)-307: i’m saying Mangaung is not a done deal.

  • 328.Transformation: Reply to this comment

    @WP Till I Die(WP-Forever)-322: bwahahahaha :mrgreen:

  • 329.rossoneri: Reply to this comment

    @Transformation(Transformation)-71: Put a blanket on him! :lol:

  • 330.Robzim: Reply to this comment

    @WP Till I Die(WP-Forever)-322:

    Yeah right, apparently he was once the main attraction at the “Strandverhoog, ATKV Strandoordt, Hartenbos. He performed just after Thys die Bosveldklong or Worsie Visser (I cannot remember , but they are (were) both the same so it does not matter)

    My friend, who was a lifesaver on that beach at the time, witnessed it all.

    The poor bloke is still therapy today.

  • 331.Helen: Reply to this comment

    @Connag(1112Connag)-321:

    Welcome Connag!
    You a dude or a do you have tittts?

  • 332.Tacitus: Reply to this comment

    Wp till I die

    No man. Nothing as big as that. You exxagerate significantly in that translation.

  • 333.Connag: Reply to this comment

    @Sheriff(Sheriff)-325: I have seen many, many posts by Black Panther talking about results between the Boks and the AB’s has changed since neutral refs. Well if the NZ refs since 1992 is an indication of what their standard of refs in the past, the Boks must have been so much better than than AB’s to have the ledger in the BOks favour. Based on the POB, Honiss, Walsh and Lawrence they have always been cheats.

  • 334.Connag: Reply to this comment

    @Helen(Helen)-331: What do you want me to have?

  • 335.Helen: Reply to this comment

    @Transformation(Transformation)-327:

    My money is on Tokyo coming out smelling like roses next December as deputy pres to Motlanthe.
    Zuma and Juju will fight until neither have any credibility left. Juju can afford it, Zuma not

  • 336.Tacitus: Reply to this comment

    The issue remains: Why do only under achievers and no hopers want the Bok coaching job?

  • 337.Transformation: Reply to this comment

    @Transformation(Transformation)-328: hehehe are you saying Izzy’s All Black strip is vlambaar?(sp) :D

  • 338.Gunther: Reply to this comment

    @Helen(Helen)-335:

    In fact Tokyo smells’ ever so faintly of Givenchy.

    Old school revolutionary.

  • 339.Helen: Reply to this comment

    @Connag(1112Connag)-334:

    I want you to have an answer.

  • 340.WP Till I Die: Reply to this comment

    @Robzim(Robzim)-330:

    I heard about that!

    It was just before they announced the results of the Mnr Boeppens Contest, wasn’t it?

  • 341.Helen: Reply to this comment

    @Gunther(gunther)-338:

    Tokyo will be Motlanthe’s Apprentice.

  • 342.rossoneri: Reply to this comment

    @Transformation(Transformation)-337: Why are you talking to yourself?

  • 343.>^..^< katman: Reply to this comment

    @rossoneri(rossoneri)-329: Hey Rossi, I’m glad you’re here. Regarding our conversation on patriotism yesterday, I’d like you to have a look at this:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRtK2oTa0ss&feature=related

    Skip the first 50 seconds, unless you want to hear a truly dreadful rendition of God Save The Queen. But then take a listen what true patriotism, in the rugby sense of the word, can mean. When applied at that level, it takes your appreciation for the game, and your emotional investment in it, to another level. I’m not advocating blind nationalism here – lord knows I hate our government as much as the next guy. But surely this emotion beats tagging onto someone else’s glory (and/or heartbreak)?

    Just saying.

  • 344.Connag: Reply to this comment

    @Connag(1112Connag)-334: Helen I have been around here for longer than I care to remember. I change computer lose passwords or rather forget, but I remember chatting to Cab years ago, maybe as long as 8 years ago.

  • 345.Fern is not a stud,he is merely no19: Reply to this comment

    This rwc was so rigged by the kiwis it makes pro wrestling look like reality tv.
    So the Boks are out,not the end of the world for me.
    We all know the truth.

  • 346.Transformation: Reply to this comment

    @Helen(Helen)-335: Zuma won’t mind, he’ll get the golden handshake he wanted all along and get all the perks former presidents get and that will be him. he’s never been a thought leader at any point and those that wanted mbeki out used his legal “troubles” and being sacked by mbeki as launch pad for a campaign. he is despensable to them.

  • 347.Transformation: Reply to this comment

    @Transformation(Transformation)-346: dispensable

  • 348.Transformation: Reply to this comment

    @rossoneri(rossoneri)-342: i meant to reply to you silly!

  • 349.Connag: Reply to this comment

    @Connag(1112Connag)-344: I’m a dude, how about you?

  • 350.Transformation: Reply to this comment

    @Gunther(gunther)-338: givenchy you say…nice

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