AGAgPleezDeddy
Club Pro900 posts
AGAgPleezDeddyClub Pro900 posts
22 Nov 2014, 19:21#2
Was an unbelievable player in his peak. Top man, top player.
MOMO(NH)
Club Pro426 posts
22 Nov 2014, 19:48#3
In his hay day good player but not before time was a penalty machine in the end.
CLclevermike
Coach57,555 posts
CLclevermikeCoach57,555 posts
22 Nov 2014, 20:27#4
Bakkies did the honourable thing by annoiuncing his retirement from interntional rugby. He new he was not up to standard anymore.
One has to thank him for his contribution to rugby up to and including 2010 - thereafterhe went into regression and at present he really was competing to be nominated for the lowest work rate player in the Springbok team.
Hope Matfield does the same - but he is too egocentric to even consider it.
MOMozart
Captain49,914 posts
MOMozartCaptain49,914 posts
22 Nov 2014, 20:43#5
Shuttup Mike you pathetic fool. A great career comes to an end in as classy a way as one has seen. One is reminded of how Bakkies travelled to play with the Barbarians to honor Jake after RWC07, while some of his team mates didn't bother. A gruff exterior for sure, but a decent man.
Looking at Bakkies on this tour he was not so agile, so I said in another string it was probably time. The great lock knew it himself and leaves the stage, but the memories will remain.
CLclevermike
Coach57,555 posts
CLclevermikeCoach57,555 posts
22 Nov 2014, 21:53#6
Mozart
Why should I shut up? I thanked him for the great service to SA rugby when he was at his peak and was then honest enough to say that he probably realized he was not up to standard anymore and did the honourable thing by announcing his retirement.
You - the moron leader - did not want to see it happen and would keep on trumpting him for selectoion based on reputation, Matfiekd s hould also quit before he fuirther disgraces himself and cost the Springboks badly through his presence.