15. Serge Blanco
14. Rupeni Caucauninica
11. Jonah Lomu

i dont know if this show will stick on me.

perhaps one for the ladies.

be brave bakks…!

I don’t think it’s that bad… well done to them for having the guts to go through with it… a lot tougher than running out for a super rugby game…

I heard that the bulls new tv show will feature pierre spies interviewing the players in the form of songs… and they will answer by singing too…

sort of les misérables meets glee club meets haka…

choreography by mrs broz…!!

should be entertaining…

@Dawn-150:
the Bulls team/squad sing ‘stand by me’ as some sort of confidence building attempt at overcoming their fears.

it leaves you in a strange place by the end.

http://www.ougrote.com/2013/02/11/video-the-blue-bulls-sing-stand-by-me-plus-lyrics/

Frans may as well use it as some kind of motivation tool when the jabs, punches and stings come in because – all because of this horrible video.

Claassen, 28, was one of five changes to the squad that went down 16-6 to Wales at the Stade de France on Saturday leaving France winless after two games and bottom of the Six Nations standings.

Claassen, the son of former Springbok player Wynand Claassen, is the ninth foreign-born player to be included in a French international line-up, the last being another South African centre, Brian Liebenberg, in 2003. He currently plays for French club Castres.

Frans is playing some serious mind games with the players.

more often than not, no two tackles have the same value.
some tackles will lose a game some wont.

Bloody eyeballs stuff. Would rather suffer a thousands seaths than have my team shame me like that – I would spend eternity in relegation hell that see my team degrade themselves like that.

They have ruined Mapoe and Visage for life.

Have that video pulled from youtube now before it goes bully viral.

He’s still a valuable player and deserved a try at Bok level, as many of the favoured players above him were injured and he was rightfully next in line. It didn’t work out for him but that’s not to say that it won’t at some stage in the future.

Very few players have the perfect game, Keegan is no exception.

But again, tackle stats are dubious at times.

This was just to support an opinion that I have about Keegan. It’s just that, an opinion but it’s clearly not the total “twaddle” that Ranger thinks it is.

Yes, I conceded that the Sharks were struggling as a team, and the large amount of players in the rogues gallery reflects that.

But i mentioned that Keegan has issues on defense, the cult of Keegan issued a strong denial and here you have an example of that, as i said.

Now I’m not saying that he’s the worst defender out there but is obviously an area that he needs to work on.

Not like cut and dried Offload Stats or Tries Scored etc.

Too many variables involved.