Five greatest Bok kicks of the last 20 years

What about the 5 Great Kicks by Jannie De Beer that knocked England out of the world Cup?  I think it was in 1999 when they were just starting to built a team that would later win in 2003

 Good choices Moz, I'm sure there's more or even better one's,  but I can't think of any. Do recall all the ones you mentioned though.

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April 23, 2015, 19:39:26 What about the 5 Great Kicks by Jannie De Beer that knocked England out of the world Cup? I think it was in 1999 when they were just starting to built a team that would later win in 2003

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Don't know of that is quite correct, SB. IIRC, a very large part of that team left after 1999 and Clive Woodward basically started with close to a clean sheet towards the 2003 RWC. 

 All worthy, & I'll add Ricky Januarie's chip, regather, dummy & score at six .

Cool Blob, nice catch.  

 Maybe no big dramatic kicks, but Percy's consistent, metronomic kicking in 2007 was massive for us winning the World Cup.

 Bob, long time no see! I think chip kick,  catch and score should be a different category.  I recall some nice one's from Habana as well. ..against the Blacks as well.

 speaking of chips, Matfields against the ozzies has to get a mention! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RR-ljRCIT8

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April 23, 2015, 21:10:38Sharkbok

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April 23, 2015, 19:39:26What about the 5 Great Kicks by Jannie De Beer that knocked England out of the world Cup? I think it was in 1999 when they were just starting to built a team that would later win in 2003

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Don't know of that is quite correct, SB. IIRC, a very large part of that team left after 1999 and Clive Woodward basically started with close to a clean sheet towards the 2003 RWC. 

Most of the team, forwards especially retired shortly after the world cup in 2003. I remember the Ozzie media were calling them Dad's army. Jonny Wilkinson was young, but most of the team was old- especially the forwards.