Joubert starts for Sharks

Joubert starts for Sharks

22 Aug 2012

Marius Joubert gets a rare start for the Sharks in their Currie Cup match against the Bulls at Loftus.

Meyer Bosman has failed to recover from injury, which hands the former Springbok midfielder his chance. In other changes hooker young Monde Hadebe runs on in the absence of Craig Burden, with U21 player Franco Marais covering on the bench.

Brynard Stander will earn his first cap for The Sharks should he play off the bench.

Sharks - 15. Louis Ludik, 14. Odwa Ndungane, 13. Paul Jordaan, 12. Marius Joubert, 11. S’bura Sithole, 10. Riaan Viljoen, 9. Charl McLeod, 8. Jacques Botes, 7. Jean Deysel (c), 6. Francois Kleinhans, 5. Anton Bresler, 4. Steven Sykes, 3. Wiehahn Herbst, 2. Monde Hadebe, 1. Dale Chadwick
Subs: 16. Franco Marais, 17. Julian Redelinghuys, 18. Jandre Marais, 19. Lubabalo Mtembu, 20. Brynard Stander, 21. Cobus Reinach, 22. Gouws Prinsloo


11 Comments

  • 1.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 16:47 pm

    Eish i know my Sharks have performed a few miracles upto now, but this will be a very tough match

  • 2.grant10: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 17:01 pm

    Go Sharks….the team with the actual rugby blueprint…

  • 3.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 17:03 pm

    15. Louis Ludik————-15 Jürgen Visser
    14. Odwa Ndungane———–14 Akona Ndungane
    13. Paul Jordaan————13 Johann Sadie
    12. Marius Joubert———-12 Francois Venter
    11. S’bura Sithole———-11 Clayton Blommetjies
    10. Riaan Viljoen———–10 Louis Fouché
    09. Charl McLeod————09 Ruan Snyman
    08. Jacques Botes———–08 Dewald Potgieter (captain)
    07. Jean Deysel (c)———07 CJ Stander
    06. Francois Kleinhans——06 Deon Stegmann
    05. Anton Bresler———–05 Grant Hattingh
    04. Steven Sykes————04 Wilhelm Steenkamp
    03. Wiehahn Herbst———-03 Werner Kruger
    02. Monde Hadebe————02 Willie Wepener
    01. Dale Chadwick————1 Dawie Steyn

    Subs:
    16. Franco Marais———–16 Robbie Coetzee
    17. Julian Redelinghuys—–17 Frik Kirsten
    18. Jandre Marais———–18 Cornell Hess
    19. Lubabalo Mtembu———19 Arno Botha
    20. Brynard Stander———20 Rudi Paige
    21. Cobus Reinach———–21 Lionel Cronjé
    22. Gouws Prinsloo———-22 Jan Serfontein

  • 4.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 17:09 pm

    @grant10-2: Grant not accordint to the Mighty Horua :lol:

    He says WP have that blueprint :lol:

    Actually noe of the teams have it , but atleast the Sharks are heaadint towards having it :lol:

  • 5.Karma-zaf: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 17:44 pm

    I thought Johan Sadie was on his way out?

  • 6.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 18:00 pm

    @Karma-zaf-5: He is, after the CC

  • 7.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 18:01 pm

    @Karma-zaf-5: Karma? you the same Karma that used to blog with us when the Sharks had a blog on their website?

  • 8.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 18:11 pm

    It seems Deon Fourie could be off the Toulon

  • 9.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 18:11 pm

    Western Province captain Deon Fourie has been offered a contract by Toulon and expects to join the French Top14 club after the Currie Cup.

    The dynamic hooker confirmed to this website in an exclusive interview that although he has not signed anything yet, Western Province coach Allister Coetzee knows that he is likely to leave at the end of the year.

    “It is still depending on what is going on so I am not going to confirm anything yet.

    “Allister [Coetzee] knows that I have had an offer, but I am still focused on the Currie Cup, I am still here until the end of October,” said Fourie.

    The hard-working front row forward showed his versatility this season by standing in at flank and No.8 for the Stormers during their Super Rugby campaign, a factor which makes him an attractive prospect to overseas clubs.

    Fourie admitted that having played professional rugby in South Africa for eight years he is keen to expand his horizons, and if all goes well he expects to be training with Bakkies Botha, Jonny Wilkinson, Matt Giteau and Joe van Niekerk in France by the end of the year.

    “It will be nice, something different. I have been here for eight years now so maybe it is time to move in a new direction,” he said.

    By Michael de Vries

  • 10.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 18:26 pm

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0oS8GPQBDg&feature=player_embedded

    New Sharks official song

  • 11.mshiniwami: Reply to this comment
    22 Aug 2012, 21:58 pm

    This is such bullsh*t Marius Joubert is the quintessential example of a has bee.n paycheck player.What does he offer really? Wandile Mjekevu should be at 13 Jordaan at 12, Heimar Williams is also a better player than Joubert

    Lubabalo Mthembu also better than Kleyhans

    Nice to see Breinhardt Stander finally realize his boundless potential,freak athlete.played in Westville 1st XV at 15 years old.As a loosie he was around 90kgs then.Big,strong and fast. Bit of a loskop for a while but at only 22 he has pulled himself together

    Interesting that Rudi Paige has moved to Bulls from Lions

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