KeoTV: SA talent runs deep

KeoTV: SA talent runs deep

3 Apr 2012

RYAN VREDE celebrates the depth of talent on show in South African rugby and says Heyneke Meyer won’t be short of world-class options come the Test season.


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  • 51.NoRugbyGuru_0_: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:35 am

    Shame, you’re so insecure about your age.

    Rather stick to the rugby news next time.

    Work to do, later

  • 52.Mr Black: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:35 am

    @Dawn(Dawn)-50:

    :lol:

    I cant say you look as young as whenever, ive never seen you.

  • 53.Mr Black: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:38 am

    And my take on Juan……

    Had your time buddy, its over.

    To many young talented players in SA at the moment.

    Time to make some money overseas i think.

  • 54.Dawn: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:39 am

    @NoRugbyGuru_0_(RugbyGuru_0_)-51:

    I’m not insecure, you are onbeskof.

  • 55.stormersboy: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:43 am

    Happy Birthday Dawn

  • 56.Mr Black: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:45 am

    12% reckon the Stormers will win all games overseas.

    Who could it be?

    Shampoo?
    Hoops?
    UFO?
    Ryan?
    Jon?
    Gareth?
    Robzim?
    Stormersboy?
    Provvas?
    AndreWP?
    Tacitus? (If the Bulls cant beat them no one can!)

    Thats just a guess though.

  • 57.Mr Black: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:46 am

    Oh, forgot the smiley

    :lol:

  • 58.the artist formerly known as gunther: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:46 am

    Mazeltov Dawnie!

  • 59.Beertjie: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:47 am

    @Transformation(Transformation)-41: The hype Meyer created was obviuosly to get his signiture. However the impression was also created that JJ was sort of part of a package deal and that Sadie was the big signing.

  • 60.the artist formerly known as gunther: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:49 am

    The assshaompooist probably voted on each of his Nokia 3110′s.

    There’s your 12 votes right there.

  • 61.grant10: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:51 am

    Dawn is so old, her first bday gift was fire ….

  • 62.the artist formerly known as gunther: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:54 am

    Its a shame the talent in SA doesn’t extend to igovernment.

  • 63.Dawn: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:56 am

    @stormersboy(stormersboy)-55:

    Thank you SB

  • 64.Dawn: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 09:58 am

    @the artist formerly known as gunther(gunther)-58:

    Dankie!

  • 65.pompies2: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:02 am

    @the artist formerly known as gunther(gunther)-62: i’m hoping this won’t be too much of a political discussion, but does the ruling party ever consider that some of it’s supporters will desert them? Or is it a case of a blind loyalty, because of the anc’s role in the end of apartheid. Will their supporters livelihood supersede that loyalty?

    One could almost say they are trying to de-stabilise the country.

  • 66.pompies2: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:04 am

    @Dawn(Dawn)-63: happy birthday dawn. If it weren’t for you and a few other of the fairer ***, this blog would be 1 huge sausage fest and might just play into the hands of some of our contributors.

  • 67.stormersboy: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:10 am

    @Mr Black(Mr Black)-56: Hahaha not the voting type. besides I’m not the unrealistic type either.

    They can win all the games, but will they? Unlikely.

    Hurricanes and Saders will be the toughest.

  • 68.Dawn: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:12 am

    Dankie mense.

  • 69.the artist formerly known as gunther: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:15 am

    Well pompies the Zumanator says they will rule until ***** comes.

    That’s the kind of arrogance and sense of entitlement we are dealing with here.

  • 70.Dawn: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:18 am

    @grant10(grant100)-61:

    The idiot from the nearest village!

  • 71.the artist formerly known as gunther: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:19 am

    Dawnie I’m trying to tie a ribbon around my bellend but it the ribbon isn’t long enough.

    It’s the thought that counts though.

  • 72.houston, we have a problem...: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:20 am

    well in that case i farken hope jeezuz does come..and soon…

  • 73.Transformation: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:21 am

    @pompies2(pompies2)-65: no they don!

    you think mugabe thought someone would actually organised labour against his political elite and well fed soldiers & cops?

    they actually believe it won’t happen “iANC izakuphatha kude kubuye uYesu” and they’ve turned into quite astute propagandists.

  • 74.pompies2: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:24 am

    @the artist formerly known as gunther(gunther)-69: would it take a single event, like it did in Tunisia to ignite our ‘arab spring’? Would there be a homogenized effort to create a meaningful resistance to bring about positive change? or will it be each man for himself?

    I’m not as skeptical as Tac was last week about barricading yourself in, the dam wall is taking some serious strain and will burst if the strain is not lessened.

  • 75.Mr Black: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:28 am

    @stormersboy(stormersboy)-67:

    Just joking buddy, i voted for 4 wins by the way.

    Yes they can!

  • 76.Transformation: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:30 am

    @pompies2(pompies2)-74: where was the zimbabwean “arab spring”?

  • 77.CAPECRUSADER: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:31 am

    This Gunther is a real sour peos.He got his pink a rse kicked on Saturday,now he sets his sights on the government and Zuma….on a rugby blog.

  • 78.pompies2: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:31 am

    @Transformation(Transformation)-73: Trans, how do black people, in general, feel about the value of their vote? Is it always a case of black vs white? If so, why do the IFP not get as many votes? Are there undercurrents of inherent tribalism, on a subconscious level, which influence those decisions?

  • 79.the artist formerly known as gunther: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:32 am

    I don’t know pomper.

    It’s pretty much the story of Liberation movements across the continent.

    The “it’s our turn to eat” mentality is universal.

    The problem is due to cadre deployment avery single segment of our society has been politicised and is controlled by a mendacious political elite.

    People are starting to understand that this and general lack of competence are behind the lack of progress.

    What the tipping point will be who knows.

    Will the people of south africa be as docile as our cousins across the limpopo?

  • 80.pompies2: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:34 am

    @Transformation(Transformation)-76: I don’t recall one and that’s why i’m asking? Is there a critical moment or event which will trigger something bigger? Or is that not possible, because any resistance would be seen as a slap in the face of the people and organisation who fought for freedom?

    I’m not trying to stir, only to understand.

  • 81.jackbill: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:34 am

    is anyone taking part in fox sport super 15 fantasy? if so, is there a keo.za league or another league i can join. and what rank are you guys?

  • 82.pompies2: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:42 am

    @the artist formerly known as gunther(gunther)-79: True, more than anything, the end of apartheid gave previously oppressed the value of being seen as equal on a human level, but part of being human is living and part of living is livelyhood. that livelyhood needs to be obtained through effort and hard work.

    What the latest government decisions do, is drive more people to and possibly over the brink of poverty and this has potential dangers.

  • 83.Transformation: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 10:53 am

    @pompies2(pompies2)-80: well, you can ask yourself what happened to the people who were members of the PAC, Azapo? those were also legitimate political movements but their members “crossed floors” eg patricia de lille, taking with them “their” constituencies.

    i don’t know what it will take for people rise against the current government because most people are afraid of being ostracised like holomisa, lekota, shilowa etc.

    but the man in the street is buzzing though, there’s a real ground swell in most parts of the country where people are gatvol of the incompetence and excuses but there’s a big leadership vaccum and helen zille is still seen as a “madam” unfortunately. you speak to most people and they genuinely have a sense that the DA can bring good change but they’re not convinced of its non-racialist and class bona fides.

  • 84.stormersboy: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 11:02 am

    @pompies2(pompies2)-82: The challenge has to come from a credible alternative. The best governing party (the DA are still seen very much as a white elitist alternative, Cope are a mess, Inkatha are too tibal, etc etc)

    You need to be able to give the voters something else, that in their eyes, makes sense. At this stage, as much as they know that the ANC is letting them down, they will continue to vote for them.

    So in that sense the adage “you get the democracy you deserve” holds true unfortunately.

  • 85.pompies2: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 11:02 am

    @Transformation(Transformation)-83: Agreed. If they wanted, the DA could essentially buy the poor vote. If they manage to convince, especially poor people, of the alternative to increasing levies and taxes, while also displaying a value for money capability, they could make drastic inroads. But like you say, the ‘madame’ tag the Zillenator has needs to be erased.

  • 86.CAPECRUSADER: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 11:03 am

    @Transformation(Transformation)-83: Good post.unfortunately, white refugees moving into the wc to live under zille’s da government,and boldly proclaiming it,will cause more harm to zille’s da in terms of being seen as a party for all sout africans.That is pity because she has done great work in the wc.

  • 87.kingcorn: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 11:36 am

    So when did this turn into a political blog?

    About the youngsters, I for one has been really impressed at the how some of the youngsters have adapted to super 15 so quickly. Last year we had Lambie, Taute, Jantjies and Elstadt.

    This year we have Venter 12 from the bulls, Trevor Nkahana, Kolisi, Estebeth, Kirtshof, Goosen, Coetzee

    If we still had an under 23 team, who would you guys choose. I think that these guys would be good enough to beat most of the test nations.

    1 – Kitshoff
    2 – ?
    3 – Trevor Nkahana
    4 – Estebeth
    5 – Elstadt
    6 – Coetzee
    7 – Kolisi
    8 – Stander
    9 – Duvenage
    10 – Goosen / Jantjies / Lambie
    11 – JJ Englebrecht
    12 – Venter / Whitehead
    13 – Sadie
    14 – Mvovo
    15 – Taute

  • 88.stormer in a teacup: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 11:59 am

    Exciting times indeed.

  • 89.KWAGGA ROBERTSE: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:04 pm

    Happy B-day Dawn. Mag jy so oud word dat jou ore oor jou poepol hang. ;)

    Have a good one!!

  • 90.Transformation: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:04 pm

    @kingcorn(kingcorn)-87: willie le roux before jj engelbrecht any day!

  • 91.pompies2: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:07 pm

    @Transformation(Transformation)-90: and anybody before duvenhage. he’ll joost, even with his condition will be better than duvenhage.

  • 92.>^..^< katman: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:09 pm

    @pompies2(pompies2)-91: That must be the most confusing apostrophe I’ve seen all day.

  • 93.Sasuke: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:13 pm

    @Transformation(Transformation)-90: Yeah Willie Le Roux is the man.

    Do you guys think JPP’s Bok career is in Limbo or will he make the squad as a winger?

  • 94.pompies2: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:13 pm

    @>^..^< katman(katman)-92: lol. it’s the duvenhage factor which makes me the moer in. i see his name in any side and i vomit a bit in my mouth.

  • 95.Sasuke: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:17 pm

    @Sasuke(Sasuke)-93: As a centre I dont think he will make the squad. He will be competing with guys like de Jongh, Fourie, Sadie, JDV, F Steyn, Taute, R. Ebersohn.

  • 96.>^..^< katman: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:19 pm

    @pompies2(pompies2)-94: Just don’t say that in front of Skoppie. He thinks that the light emanating from Duvenhage and Van Aswegen’s poepolle rival the brightest twin suns this galaxy has ever seen. He literally ***** his pants when someone disparages either of them.

  • 97.Oranjebliksemblou: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:23 pm

    What I like about H Meyer is that he said on SuperRugby that loosing is not an option where as Snor said that we cant win all the time, I guess from Meyers side that is the Bulls temperment coming through(not a pink bulls fan).

  • 98.John1976: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:26 pm

    hi all

  • 99.Sasuke: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:29 pm

    @John1976(John1976)-98: hi there

    @Oranjebliksemblou(Oranjebliksemblou)-97: Both are correct. Winning must be the only option but you win some you lose some thats just the way things go!

  • 100.John1976: Reply to this comment
    3 Apr 2012, 12:30 pm

    @Transformation(Transformation)-90: Who would have thought that it is possible to punt one promising white winger over another given that dreaded article posted on this site not so long ago, quite amazing don’t you think?

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