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Could Eddie Jones helo change thunking hete

Started by Beeno19 REPLIES323 VIEWS· 26 Oct 2015, 07:11
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
26 Oct 2015, 07:11
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26 Oct 2015, 07:11#1
Yes he could but he faces problems at WP. There seems to be a fixation on small flawed players - ones who can do some things and not others. Here one has to mention de jongh, leyds, Kolbe and senatla who cant defend adequately. Collectively they are a disaster and Jones needs to sort out the mess Coetzee created. 
Will the powers that be allow him to sign up playerd on.merit? This is important lest the dom rugby advocates here and elsewhere say you see we cant play running rugby. Never mind that the Lions and Cheethas can etc. 
 I have noted the Stormers wont win with these pap little fellows abounding. They fall off vital tackles and are dominated at the breakdown. Jones needs to act quickly and sign up some real backs not show ponies.
Put Kolbe at scrummie immediately. With that sorted and de jongh and leyds gone we might be able to carry Senatlas weak defence?
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
26 Oct 2015, 07:45
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26 Oct 2015, 07:45#2
 The weaknesses you mentioned are all starting with De Jongh and from their goes wider out.  Luckliy for the Stormers De Allende will be back next year for the Super Rugby series - that will make a huge difference.
So what should happen for the rest?  I like Robert du Preez as a flyhalf - he still make mistakes that would be ironed out by Jones.   I think with proper coaching Johnny Kotze and Huw Jones can be very useful at center and Jones will turn Van Wyk into a top wing.  
If as you suggested - Kolbe is moved to scrummie - the above would solve the Stormers backline problems - leacing a \gap at full back where Jones should take a good hard look at EW Viljoen.  
Not insurmountable - but the stories carried to Cosatu will be endless.         
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
26 Oct 2015, 08:06
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26 Oct 2015, 08:06#3
 I think Jones is strong and will not tolerate too much interference. Being a foreigner the race card will not work effectively if he goes for merit. It could well end in another walk out. We hope for better though.
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RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
26 Oct 2015, 08:48
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26 Oct 2015, 08:48#4
Baboon-ou, it's never easy to helo change thunking hete. Thunking hete is difficult at the best of times, more so when it's helo change.
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bobbok...Captain10,129 posts
26 Oct 2015, 09:07
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26 Oct 2015, 09:07#5
 Beano, ya must be t hunkin' bunkum or helio halos, of hoe ?
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bluebokPro3,977 posts
26 Oct 2015, 09:10
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26 Oct 2015, 09:10#6
Apparently the edit function does work sometimes! 
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
26 Oct 2015, 10:14
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26 Oct 2015, 10:14#7
I sometimes post via my mobile which is a painful exercise. You cant edit the heading. The halfwit rooutwit should, howevet dense he is, realuse that. Rooutwit always gives humself away.!
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Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
26 Oct 2015, 10:18
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26 Oct 2015, 10:18#8
I ran Beeno's thread title through the "Beeno-translator" selecting languages "non-sense" to "English". The result was:
McCaw is great, Eddie Jones could help change thinking here.
Thanks Beeno, Cloudy will be happy, glad you have finally seen the light
We appreciate your support
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BrycyPro4,671 posts
26 Oct 2015, 10:51
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26 Oct 2015, 10:51#9

...Bean Brain, nice bit of gibberish there buddy....mate where do I start?..

..what Eddie Jones certainly won't be able to transfer from his success with Japan is the whole swag of Kiwis from the Japanese team supplying the Japanese power, pace and the back bone instrumental in kicking yr butt on that fateful day  ...incidently creating a big Chiefs fanbase in the process with the Japanese captain and Chief's loosie Michael Leitch now a national hero ..


...another factor that yr rain puddle team will struggle with is fitness.. not to mention work ethic -the Japanese team was one of the fittest at the RWC... they train everyday for hours on end, so much so that the Japanese don't even enjoy their rugby according to EJ...so I can't really see how he can help with that - players need to take responsibility for their own fitness..

....he also had the assistance of French, Aussie and Kiwi coaching staff with the team..

my feeling is he's heading to SA to retire and will be getting well payed but won't be doing much..so best not to have too higher expectations..

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
26 Oct 2015, 12:26
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26 Oct 2015, 12:26#10
 brycy
If Eddie is coming to Cape Town to retire as you claim - he is a very wise guy.   Cape Town is known for being the city where "the art of elegant living" reign supreme and is much sought after by many of the wealthy from Europe.   Would not be surprised if Dan Carter heads that way after his retirement from rugby.    
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