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Adrian Strauss itching for Bok return

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sharkbokCaptain23,256 posts
29 Dec 2017, 19:46
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29 Dec 2017, 19:46#1



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  • Pretoria - Former Springbok captain Adriaan Strauss is itching for a return to the field with the Boks next year.

    Now 32, Strauss knows that he doesn't have an abundance of time left in his career. 

    Having missed the Currie Cup this year to put his feet up and take a break from the game, Strauss says he is now completely focused on making the most of whatever time he has left in the game. 


    "My body feels right again and I'm doing well," Strauss told Netwerk24.

    "The preparation this year has been good. We've been working hard and I'm really excited about it."


    The Bulls struggled in Super Rugby this year under coach Nollis Marais but John Mitchell is on board this year to try and turn the ship around and take the Bulls back to their former glory days.

    Strauss confirmed that he had chatted to Mitchell about the Bulls captaincy but that no decision had been made yet. 


    Strauss captained the Springboks to the worst year in their history when they won just four of 12 in 2016. He retired from international rugby at the end of that year. 

    The Bulls play their first Super Rugby game of the new season when they host the Hurricanes at Loftus on February 24. 

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
30 Dec 2017, 07:22
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30 Dec 2017, 07:22#2

Please don't cause further nightmares for all rugby lovers - there are enough past tense players already and most of them are below par performers.      

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
30 Dec 2017, 07:26
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30 Dec 2017, 07:26#3

The 2007 final was in Durban and I w3as in a box that day,   The Sharls did NOT win the game and Habana scored the winning try after a Steyn bugger-up in minute 80.    

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generaltitPro3,164 posts
30 Dec 2017, 10:39
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30 Dec 2017, 10:39#4
Jumping Jalapenos!, as if this is just what we don't need further calamities or is this some sort of joke, oh my gosh and besides what's there to itch for...lol.

Better opportunities exist off shore for "burnt bridge" players in his situation.
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
30 Dec 2017, 11:10
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30 Dec 2017, 11:10#5

A fit and refreshed Strauss is a big plus for the Bulle. He is a class act. One can asses how he is doing and then think about the Boks. Strauss was rated a world class hooker. 

The oaks must not get carried away with premature assessments like ou maaaikie! Ou maaaikie I do hope we are not looking at a unhinged perfor mance in 2018!

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
30 Dec 2017, 11:10
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30 Dec 2017, 11:10#6

A fit and refreshed Strauss is a big plus for the Bulle. He is a class act. One can asses how he is doing and then think about the Boks. Strauss was rated a world class hooker. 

The oaks must not get carried away with premature assessments like ou maaaikie! Ou maaaikie I do hope we are not looking at a unhinged perfor mance in 2018!

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