should the mayor not adopt a horses for courses approach, perhaps from after the 4Ns?

Pinaar seems to make some stupid passes at times which he did a couple times, passing the ball ” into the ground” and not to a player.. a very costly afair against the right team. Something he needs to work on. He does look like the man.

When it comes to scrum-halves, the single most important aspect is quick distribution… This allows your team to attack when the opposition defense is unset. On Saturday, Francois Hougaard was very good in this regard. The Zane Kirchner try for example was a direct result of Hougaard’s quick distribution which left the Argentinian stretched.

Quick distribution is so important that many backline coaches describe it as the most crucial attacking feature of any team period. The forwards do their best to provide the scrumhalf with clean ball and the scrumhalf is then responsible for getting quick ball to the team and making the right decisions on attack.

Alas, this universally known truth seems lost on Ryan Vrede.

I shall from now on be calling Ryan Vrede out on every article he writes which I deem to be “pen first, rugby second’.

Daniel has had a few chances now I say hand Kolisi his bloody jersey already!
Would like to see a loose trio of Marcell, Kolisi and Alberts. Tough luck regarding Bizzie but its about time the other hookers got their chances too and we stop relying so heavily on Bismarck – should be good for both him and the Boks in the long run as he gets a break from rugby and Boks develop some additional depth. Strauss can really do with the game time and as he showed he was a good sub.

I’ll join you for another year.

and its past not passed.

you are getting your verbs and participles mixed up.

sounds like another year at prep school might have been a good idea for you.

how is the hedge fund going blackie?

~bellywobble~

But since you mention it, Deysel is not a bad backup for Alberts as blindside… Sharks think so, so Heyneke probably will think along the same lines too…

Not that you will understand this, in between reading what You magazine’s resident Gypsy says about Gemini or Scorpio for the week

Everyones a cheat when Daddy cant buy his little Silver Spooner a way out of another suspension from prep school. Only the deaf and blind would fail to observe the social dichotomy of the Silver Spooners being envious of the Golden Spooner as the Real World continues on passed the school gate.

@Heavens Game-114: Wonderful. You agree with SL that Deysel is an ideal 6 for the Boks, but tell me to go and read an online horoscope? Another one who fails to see the oncoming train. Manyfuckingtears on the way.

Gerhard van den Heever
Gary van Aswegen
Louis Schreuder
Frans Malherbe

Anyone else?

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Cape Town – A Western Province player is to appear in court on Tuesday on a charge of fraud relating to a vehicle licence.

According to Monday’s Cape Times, team spokesperson Gavin Lewis confirmed that a player had been arrested, hours after Western Province’s 25-20 Absa Currie Cup win over Griquas in Kimberley on Saturday.

“We are aware that a Western Province player was arrested. He can’t be named as he hasn’t appeared in court. Charges are not clear but are in relation to a vehicle licensing issue.”

Provincial police spokesperson November Filander confirmed a 22-year-old had been arrested early on Sunday morning.

“This office can confirm that a 22-year-old man was arrested at a roadblock at about 00:30, near Camps Bay police station.”

It was alleged that the number plates of the car the player was driving did not correspond with the licence disk.

“He was released on R500 bail and will appear in Cape Town Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.”

These stormers are the Alpha and Omega, don’t ANYONE else praise their own team or players and say anything about the GODS gift to rugby players WP players,