Lambie to miss decisive derby
4 Jul 2012
The Sharks will be without Pat Lambie when they host the Bulls for a must-win match on Friday.
Lambie injured his ankle in the second Test against England on 16 June, and is yet to fully recover. Word from Durban is that the Springbok fullback is unlikely to play against the Bulls at Kings Park.
Like blindside flank Willem Alberts, Lambie will be given more time to prove his fitness. If Lambie doesn’t pass fit, Louis Ludik will fill the void at No 15. Jean Deysel is expected to start at No 7.
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4 Jul 2012, 12:34 pm
@ufo(ufo)-97:
Yes, its a 3 hour drive from Kingston. Beautiful landscape. But the roads are terrible filled will potholes and very narrow. Only the locals will be able to get there in one piece
4 Jul 2012, 12:37 pm
@Jeraldjay(Jeraldjay)-101:
Jah jah jah
I been there too
4 Jul 2012, 12:37 pm
and anyway, indentured labour is different from slavery (slightly only really)
the zulus were never made into slaves and in fact indian and chinese labour was imported to cut the can.
the chinese went home or were deported whilst the injuns stayed and became the backbone of durbans economy.
amazing people really and indians loyalty and compassion towards the less fortunate is completely overlooked imo.
4 Jul 2012, 12:39 pm
@Jeraldjay(Jeraldjay)-101:
will have to get there one day…
4 Jul 2012, 12:39 pm
@rangerman(rangerman)-85:
Sounds hectic, I bet you broke your swim speed record and that without “juice”.
You are lucky that u had the boat as a diving platform – in CT we are not allowed to dive from boats in the Cape of Good Hope Nature reserve which is a popular site – its a big problem for especially the spearo’s who are forced to swim from shore- as a result they take powerheads for “protection” against the johnies – huge fight going on about it at moment, Sanpark, Fisheries agencies, dive clubs etc…
The reason for the “dive ban” is supposedly to make it easier for the authorities to combat abalone poaching- in the meantime the poaching continues as if there is no tomorrow as there are hardly ever any fish inspectors around- the situation is a complete farce.
4 Jul 2012, 12:40 pm
@Dawn(Dawn)-102:
Did that funny tour guide take you through.
4 Jul 2012, 12:42 pm
@ufo(ufo)-104:
You must ufo. Its close to Montego Bay and Dunns Falls (the waterfall made famous by the Tom Cruise movie Cocktail.
4 Jul 2012, 12:42 pm
Rangerman they also make good gf’s and wives,cook well,good manners and stylish plus they are great lovers.
4 Jul 2012, 12:43 pm
@ufo(ufo)-86:
Original Woodstock?
4 Jul 2012, 12:46 pm
@rangerman(rangerman)-103:
Have you seen the old workers quarters on the mines here? Concrete slabs above each other as beds.
4 Jul 2012, 12:51 pm
@Jeraldjay(Jeraldjay)-106:
He normally just leaves you on your own.
He did with me anyway
4 Jul 2012, 12:51 pm
@Jeraldjay(Jeraldjay)-107:
Sounds awesome…
@David(David)-109:
of course…
the other one only became famous in 1969 and wasn’t even held at woodstock…!
woodstock in cape town has been cool for way longer…
4 Jul 2012, 12:52 pm
@Fern is not a stud,he is merely no19(Fern)-108:
Oh for crying in a bucket
4 Jul 2012, 13:15 pm
@ufo(ufo)-112:
The original Woodstock is in Oxfordshire, UK where the Duke Of Malborough built Blenheim.
4 Jul 2012, 13:33 pm
There was a superb Indian restaurant in Durban called The East India Officers Club or something, just off Kingsmead, the food was an experience as was dealing with the waiters, the best part was checking the bills which they usually inflated by a two and half factor, it was a custom there, a game.
4 Jul 2012, 13:38 pm
@David(David)-114:
well if you’re gonna be a stickler…
4 Jul 2012, 13:43 pm
@Hondo(Hondo)-115: How long ago was this?
4 Jul 2012, 13:48 pm
@Fern is not a stud,he is merely no19(Fern)-108:
this is one time
i’m gonna agree with you
that they most certainly are, for the most part
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