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Started by Saffolk 24 REPLIES524 VIEWS· 15 Jun 2015, 21:58
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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
15 Jun 2015, 21:58
#1
15 Jun 2015, 21:58#1

Fucking useless 

CH
ChippoPro3,372 posts
15 Jun 2015, 22:06
#2
15 Jun 2015, 22:06#2
 OMFG what are we busy witnessing.how kak is our flyhalf.  Jesus he is crap at every facet.our black outside backs have less brains between them than my 1 yr old son.Thomas du toit is being owned.the du preez twins are a waste of space. They offer nothing. 
No... this is an all time low for junior rugby.I cant recall us putting more than 2 phases together.
OMG and England just scored again.
CH
ChippoPro3,372 posts
15 Jun 2015, 22:09
#3
15 Jun 2015, 22:09#3
 who is that black hooker? The guy that started.fuck me. How did he get a call up???Oh wait... Never mind.
and to be honest england dont look fantastic either.
and the ref... hahaha those two yellow card were a joke
BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
15 Jun 2015, 22:26
#4
15 Jun 2015, 22:26#4
 There are some here who want to see Carr and Kolisi playing against England in the RWC bwahahhahahahaha hilarious.
The small flimsy black backs are bullied in contact and consistently lose the ball. However the two centers were not great shakes either.Those yellows sunk any chance we may have had. I dont know if we had a decent tighthead but Du Toit needed to be at loose head and Vermuelen should have been at 7.
England were the better side.Congrats to them.
The England pack will give the baby blacks a good going over. 

TT
The_TruthClub Pro471 posts
15 Jun 2015, 22:36
#5
15 Jun 2015, 22:36#5

June 11, 2015, 10:42:10

This lad has Bok written all over him, looks as good as Etzebeth, PSDT and Jacques du Plessis were as Baby Boks.


I have been touting this kid for some time now, he should have been playing for the Bulls in the S15, his locking partner RG Snyman is another fantastic prospect at 2.06m and 118kg, they make quite a pair.


The Baby Bok pack will take some stopping in this JWC, I cant see any side containing them. 
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June 15, 2015, 21:58:45
[removed]ing useless

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I seem to recall that you said coaching was just about selecting the "right players" and you seemed to be very happy with the selections... I should have known we were doomed the moment you backed them...
BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
15 Jun 2015, 22:40
#6
15 Jun 2015, 22:40#6
 Troof nothing wrong with the locks at all. Great prospects. 
BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
15 Jun 2015, 22:58
#7
15 Jun 2015, 22:58#7
 THE FINAL SCORELINE MAKES YOU WONDER RE THE YELLOW AND NOT TAKING PENATY KICKS
COMMENT EX sUPERSPORT:

Cape Town - The Junior Springboks on Monday evening lost 28-20 to defending champions England in their World Rugby Under-20 Championship semi-final in Calvisano and will now contest the bronze final on Saturday against France, who earlier lost against New Zealand in the other semi-final.

South Africa left themselves with too much to do after two of their players were yellow carded for high tackles in the opening 30 minutes, handing England the advantage upfront.

The Junior Bok rallied with two tries in the closing minutes, but it was unfortunately too late.

The first few minutes were characterised by both teams seeking to gain the advantage by testing each with long kicks up field. South Africa were penalised for a ruck offence and England flyhalf Rory Jennings kicked the first points of the match to put England 3-0 ahead after four minutes.

Two minutes later England were caught offside and Brandon Thomson slotted the 45 m kick to level the scores at 3-3.

Joseph Dweba was then penalised for a high tackle offering Jennings his second successful attempt at kick to regain the lead at 6-3. Hanro Liebenberg, the SA captain and No 8, then received a yellow card for another high tackle. Jennings hit the upright with his third penalty kicking attempt as England tried to pile on the pressure.

Warrick Gelant tested the English defence with a surging run and moments later the South Africans, showed great strength and courage to push England off their own scrum to gain a penalty, which Thomson sent wide.

England were caught off guard with a scrum on their try line and conceded a penalty for an early hit. Thomson hit the target from close range and the team enjoyed the water break at the 20 minute mark level on 6-points each.

In the 22nd minute lock Jason Jenkins was yellow carded for another high tackle and sent to the sin bin for 10 minutes, two minutes after captain Liebenberg had returned to the field.

With a lock off missing, England scored a pushover scrum try when James Chisholm controlled the ball at the back off the scrum to dot down to put England 11-6 in front after 26 minutes.

SA replaced hooker Joseph Dweba in the 32 minute with Jan van der Merwe and he took the field with Jenkins who have served his 10 minutes in the sin bin.

England were afforded a penalty try on the stroke of halftime and when Jennings slotted the easy conversion the English were 18-6 in front at halftime.

SA started the second half better, more assured in the scrum and much better in control of their ball. Coach Dawie Theron sent on Dan du Preez on for Rikus Bothma in the 49 minute in an effort to beef up the pack.

South Africa elected not to kick for poles on two occasions as their forwards got back into the battle. 

Jennings landed another penalty with a half hour left to play to stretch the English lead to 21-6 after the SA wing Leolin Zas was called back from an intercept when a team mate was penalised for offside.

A minute later Thomson steered his first penalty of the second half wide.

With nine minutes left on the clock the English outside centre Nick Tomkins went over for to score England’s third try and with Jennings slotting the kick England were now comfortably ahead by 28-6. Tomkins was yellow carded moments later for an illegal tackle but by that time England was out of reach, with four minutes left to play and SA needing more than three tries.

Substitute Malcolm Jaer crossed the line for the first Junior Bok try, which Thomson converted from a difficult angle to reduce the deficit to 28-13.

South Africa the worked their way back into English territory and Daniel du Plessis then finished off a slick movement to score again (28-20). England kicked out the ball seconds later to advance to their third successive final.

SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
15 Jun 2015, 23:40
#8
15 Jun 2015, 23:40#8
 Troof wake up you prick....the whole Bok side was poor.....the likes of Jenkins was hardly going to stand alone and shine now was he. He certainly was not poor.
Let me guess a thick prick like you is going to now judge him on a poor overall team performance?
DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
15 Jun 2015, 23:48
#9
15 Jun 2015, 23:48#9
 Guys, relax, it was a poor show. We played kak, but we did not have any ball in the first half. Did better in the second 40, but not much rugby on offer either. KAK I know, but not the end of the world. The 5 looked the real deal to me.
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
16 Jun 2015, 00:05
#10
16 Jun 2015, 00:05#10
 The lock pair are good 
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
16 Jun 2015, 00:06
#11
16 Jun 2015, 00:06#11
 That performance pissed me off beyond belief
DE
DennyCaptain12,893 posts
16 Jun 2015, 11:20
#12
16 Jun 2015, 11:20#12
Any "class acts" in that Bok side?  
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
16 Jun 2015, 13:50
#13
16 Jun 2015, 13:50#13
Denise do you know what a Bok is, you twat?  
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,285 posts
16 Jun 2015, 15:21
#14
16 Jun 2015, 15:21#14
Donkey see, Donkey Do. The forwards cant win every game, and the backs need to sometimes create something off back foot ball.
DE
DennyCaptain12,893 posts
17 Jun 2015, 12:24
#15
17 Jun 2015, 12:24#15
Hell, that lot struggled to create something off front foot ball.  
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
17 Jun 2015, 12:44
#16
17 Jun 2015, 12:44#16
Talk us through what front foot ball is dumbass?  
DE
DennyCaptain12,893 posts
18 Jun 2015, 12:44
#17
18 Jun 2015, 12:44#17
 Talk us through a "class act."
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
18 Jun 2015, 15:29
#18
18 Jun 2015, 15:29#18

Thought as much......you don't have a clue do you, ugly mug?


Front foot ball......bwhaaahaaaaa......would that be a classic cover drive, dumbass?  

RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
18 Jun 2015, 15:44
#19
18 Jun 2015, 15:44#19
Careful there Dave, you're assuming that Dense has even a basic knowledge of cricket and cricket terminology.
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
18 Jun 2015, 15:55
#20
18 Jun 2015, 15:55#20

I wonder what Denise is good at?


Mirror dodging? 

RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
18 Jun 2015, 16:01
#21
18 Jun 2015, 16:01#21
I believe he's pretty good at ratting out his friends and neighbours.
BL
bluebokPro3,977 posts
18 Jun 2015, 16:22
#22
18 Jun 2015, 16:22#22
I think I may have asked this already, can't remember, but what is it that Denny has done? You guys are carrying on as though he is a spy! Maybe an apartheid operative? 
BO
bobbok...Captain10,129 posts
19 Jun 2015, 04:59
#23
19 Jun 2015, 04:59#23
 Dawie, for someone who proclaims to be, on average, correct, 100% of the time

your track record for picking duds continues to grow .
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
19 Jun 2015, 05:31
#24
19 Jun 2015, 05:31#24
 Secret photographs....beliefs based on gossip. Denny is a manly bloke that was active in anti apartheid circles. His life was at risk and he escaped to Oz.  Ask yourself this basic question, if he was helping the security forces, why would he have left for Oz....why not simply get the rewards for his services back home.

If there is any real evidence those promoting this stuff should produce it...if they are simply repeating gossip, shame on them.


DE
DennyCaptain12,893 posts
20 Jun 2015, 03:39
#25
20 Jun 2015, 03:39#25

Moz, you've been around long enough to know that Psychotic is lying. You really are dignifying his BS by defending me on the said topic. He's got nothing.


Just laugh at him.



My associates would, if they were told that I once played the role of James Bond 007 AKa South Africa. 



 
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