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Started by JeromeV10 REPLIES317 VIEWS· 28 Sept 2014, 19:25
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JeromeVClub Pro492 posts
28 Sept 2014, 19:25
#1
28 Sept 2014, 19:25#1

Reinach really made use of the little game time he received with a brilliant run. That passage of play was no surprise to me seeing that he plays like that quite a lot. It would be rare to see Hougaard or Piennar spark a run like that, their orientation is different and is not what the fans want to see. I've said it all for a while now that Reinach is a class above Hougaard and Piennar, if we see Reinach get more game time It will became more obvious. Its fair to say his performance also shows nobody should be critical of uncapped players, they can contribute at test level if they have performed better than the others have at Super 15.

Reinach should start ahead of Hougaard in the next match. Give the lad more game time!

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
28 Sept 2014, 19:31
#2
28 Sept 2014, 19:31#2
Actually Jerome, look at the run again. He comes round on the blindside and there is nothing but air in front of him. What we saw in that run was his pace, which nobody ever doubted. We saw nothing in that brief appearance of scrum half play. If he couldn't do it in the semi and QF of the S15, why would we start him against the ABs. He should stay on the bench till the last 15 minutes.  
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,294 posts
28 Sept 2014, 19:40
#3
28 Sept 2014, 19:40#3
He is the fastest Springbok at the moment, faster than the wings. He may even do well as cover for wing on the bench
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
28 Sept 2014, 19:41
#4
28 Sept 2014, 19:41#4
 Mozart
Stop your standard crap.  Reinach's passes were qquick and effective.  Look inparticular how he held up the pass  to Lambie and time it 1900% so as  to pt Lambie into that very s,mall space he was in to get through to score his try.   Not any of Pienaar, Hougaard or even Fourie du Preez would have made the pass.   All of them would have passed to forwards - not to Lambie puting him in space.
Reinach played for five minutes and showed what a good scrummie should be able to do.        
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
28 Sept 2014, 19:41
#5
28 Sept 2014, 19:41#5
 Mozart
Stop your standard crap.  Reinach's passes were qquick and effective.  Look inparticular how he held up the pass  to Lambie and time it 1900% so as  to pt Lambie into that very s,mall space he was in to get through to score his try.   Not any of Pienaar, Hougaard or even Fourie du Preez would have made the pass.   All of them would have passed to forwards - not to Lambie puting him in space.
Reinach played for five minutes and showed what a good scrummie should be able to do.        
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
28 Sept 2014, 20:22
#6
28 Sept 2014, 20:22#6
 Hougaard had a good game far better than the crap Pienaar dished out. The correct two 9s are now on board 
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
28 Sept 2014, 20:31
#7
28 Sept 2014, 20:31#7
 Hougaard played a more physical game which suited him. He made one poor pass, but recovered by making the key tackle. He looked better, but still lacks fluidity and instinct. Reinach proved he is very fast...no more. 
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
28 Sept 2014, 20:34
#8
28 Sept 2014, 20:34#8
 Rubbish Hougaard looked good playing his natural game, Reinach has alway s had it
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
28 Sept 2014, 23:32
#9
28 Sept 2014, 23:32#9
 Mozart manufactured a history of lies and deception about Reinach - he wrote about the semi-final of Super 15 and made some really wild claims about Reinach.   When challenged to indicate what exactly happened to justify his claims -he ducked out.
He has been onto Reoinach for half the Super 15 season and has constantly come up with useles  and unproven statements.    When he does not like players - or they pose a threat to his favourites in the Springbok team - he denigrates them endlessly.   Whatever they produce in matches is constantly explained away as being not worth looking at.
Because of pre judice and his dislike of some players his opinions on player performances is basically worthless.   By the way Mozart's dislike of Reinach is so overwhelming that he even finds positives in respect of Hougaard - a player he normally cannot stand either.      
BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
29 Sept 2014, 01:05
#10
29 Sept 2014, 01:05#10
 Lots of egg for the Reinach  doubters of course.
However Hougie should not be dropped now. Let him start and give Reinach 20 minutes to rip the abs to shreds!
Our main problem now is our tight five is under performing. We have been able to rely on a very powerful loose trio to cover that up.
If Louw and Vermuelen are out Meyer had better understand all this. No place for wee matfiled for one. 

SH
ShezzaPro2,471 posts
29 Sept 2014, 03:44
#11
29 Sept 2014, 03:44#11
 Hougie had a decent game, not MOTM but still a good game. 
Sniped well around the rucks and tackled fantastically, still needs to realise when to kick but he did well in deciding when to pass and run. 

Cobus looked promising, would've loved to have seen De Klerk fit and in the squad but Cobus is very able too.
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