9 Pretorius
10 Goosen
11 Rhule
12 Sadie
13 Ebesohn
14 Le Roux
15 Daniller

1 Van Der Merwe
2 Strauss
3 Oosthuizen
4 Ferreira
5 Muller
6 Brussouw
7 Smith
8 Prinsloo
With all 15 of these guys on the field, there is no team on the planet to be intimidated by. And good God, there will be entertainment and tries.

Garf was telling us he lived in New Zealand the other day?

Can there be two of them.

You are right about Sommies.

CFM

Completelyfuckingmad
Gordon’s bay too.

People who cant afford to live in the Southern Suburbs.
And child molesters.

if his wallet is as big as his bek he is a very wealthy individual.

iWYZE
Insure your car, home and valuables

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Zim has $217 in bank: minister

January 29 2013 at 07:51pm
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Harare – After paying public workers’ salaries last week, the balance in cash-strapped Zimbabwe’s government public account stood at just $217 (about R1 900), Finance Minister Tendai Biti said Tuesday.

“Last week when we paid civil servants there was $217 (left) in government coffers,” Biti told journalists in the capital Harare, claiming some of them had healthier bank balances than the state.

“The government finances are in paralysis state at the present moment. We are failing to meet our targets.”

Zimbabwe’s economy went into free-fall at the turn of the millennium, after President Robert Mugabe began seizing white-owned farms.

The move demolished investor confidence in the country, paralysed production, prompted international sanctions and scared off tourists.

After more than a decade Ä in which the country suffered hyper-inflation of 231 million percent and infrastructure that crumbled as quickly as prices went up Ä the situation is now more stable.

But public finances remain a mess and local business battles against unstable electricity supplies, lack of liquidity and high labour costs.

Zimbabwe’s government has warned it does not have enough money to fund a constitutional referendum and elections expected this year.

Biti said that left no choice but to ask the donors for cash.

“We will be approaching the international community,” he said.

The country’s elections agency said it requires $104 million to organise the vote.

Government’s national budget for this year stands at $3.8 billion and the economy is projected to grow 5.0 percent.

The mineral rich country is now using the US dollar and the South African rand. – Sapa-AFP

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I’ll have some of that.

How much are you talking?

Or at least a poaching attempt by the Sharks.

Hope Juan Smith makes a full recovery i guess he’ll be coming off the bench. It’s a pity Ashley Johnson is gone , Brussouw , Smith , Johnson would be a great loose trio.