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Alistair benches Deon Fourie for Carr at 6!!!!!

Started by Beeno111 REPLIES209 VIEWS· 30 Apr 2014, 22:41
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
30 Apr 2014, 22:41
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30 Apr 2014, 22:41#1

What ahalfwit. Almost as bad as snapster!!!

Coleman comes in at flyhalf. Well give him a shot Grant has not been good. But Carr for Deoan. The man is cluless!


Kurt Coleman gets his first start of the season in the No 10 jersey in the surprise selection among the four changes that the DHL Stormers have made for Saturday’s Vodacom Super Rugby clash with the Highlanders at Newlands.

Coach Allister Coetzee made it clear after the defeat to the Toyota Cheetahs last weekend that he was going to make changes based on form, and that has meant Peter Grant dropping to the bench for the Highlanders game. Also on the bench, though it is hard to argue he is out of form, is Deon Fourie, who will serve as the back-up hooker.

That is because of the return of Scarra Ntubeni, who started the season as the first choice Stormers hooker and is considered a better line-out thrower than Fourie, who has spent much of the Vodacom Super Rugby campaign playing on the openside flank.

Fourie did not move back to the first choice back row chiefly because Schalk Burger returns to the starting team after playing off the bench in his comeback game last week in Bloemfontein. Burger moves back into the No 7 jersey of blindside flank, with Coetzee clearly thinking that Nizaam Carr’s form in the No 6 justifies his retention ahead of Fourie.

The other change comes on the left wing, where Sailosi Tagicakibau returns in place of Devon Williams (Unlucky I think - Sailosi is a loafer of note!), who drops out of the match day squad. Coetzee explained that Tagicakibau returns on the same basis that Burger does – he was the first choice before he was ruled out with injury.

Devon did well for us when he got an opportunity last week but we have been happy with Sailosi on the wing and Damian de Allende has also been good on the other wing,” said Coetzee (You are easily satified).

DHL Stormers team: Jaco Taute, Damian de Allende, Juan de Jongh, Jean de Villiers (captain), Sailosi Tagicakibau, Kurt Coleman, Nic Groom, Duane Vermeulen, Schalk Burger, Nizaam Carr, Michael Rhodes, Ruan Botha, Frans Malherbe, Scarra Ntubeni, Steven Kitshoff.

Replacements: Deon Fourie, Oliver Kebble, Brok Harris, Jurie van Vuuren, Siya Kolisi, Louis Schreuder, Peter Grant, Kobus van Wyk.

Well no use crying abouit this halfwits selections.

Go Stormers bring down the highlanders with a bump.

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
30 Apr 2014, 23:47
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30 Apr 2014, 23:47#2
 Lot slots of passion, but  too many penalties by Deon. And he was gassed by Brussouw to set up the Cheetahs try.
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
01 May 2014, 00:27
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01 May 2014, 00:27#3
 Beeno
Fourie is not as good as you make him out to be - he has too many negatives and giving away penalties is one of those.  
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
01 May 2014, 00:39
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01 May 2014, 00:39#4
Dr Moz Deon is way, way faster than Brussouw.  
Ou maaaikie openside flankers tend to give away penalties but make it up in other ways.
Please keep it real.
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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
01 May 2014, 01:31
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01 May 2014, 01:31#5
Carr has been one of the form players of the year.......far better player than Fourie......while Coetzee has got most things wrong this year, Carr ahead of Fourie is an easy call.......although the correct call would have been playing Kolisi at 6 where he belongs and not messing him around at 7 all season as he has done.

Coetzee has quashed Kolisi this year by playing him out of position
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
01 May 2014, 01:48
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01 May 2014, 01:48#6
 Snapster your lack of rugby acumen is showing.
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
01 May 2014, 02:20
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01 May 2014, 02:20#7
Ag no Dave, get over this Kolisi thing....he is a poor competitor.
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
01 May 2014, 02:27
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01 May 2014, 02:27#8
Rubbish Kolisi is a class act.......I recall you saying the same about Coetzee, he has silenced your cries in a big way this year. Kolisi was great last year, but Coetzee playing him at 7 has done him no favours
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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
01 May 2014, 02:28
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01 May 2014, 02:28#9
 Beenkop, I doubt you know what the word acumen means
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
01 May 2014, 02:28
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01 May 2014, 02:28#10
Kolisi and Coetzee are both not going to make it in tests, just like most of your class acts. 
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
01 May 2014, 02:53
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01 May 2014, 02:53#11
Both have already made an impact at test level and given Coetzee is a better player this year, chances are he will shine............muscling up to 109kg has given him that much needed edge
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,295 posts
01 May 2014, 05:28
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01 May 2014, 05:28#12
He has increased his weight by 3kg and that has "given him that much needed edge".  
This extra 3kg has increased Coetzee's skills, running speed, passing ability, offloads, etc, etc)
Oh wait...., Coetzee just went to the toilet, lets put him back on the scales.
oh no......!!!!, he lost 0.5 kg from his last running and toilet session. 


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