Looking at the international flyhalfs this weekendI must say that none of the flyhalfs this weekend showed anything much to write home about and I wish to comment as follows:-
New Zealand
The best New Zealand flyhalf was Cruden - he at least show some progress when the steam ran put of the Cheetahs in the second half. In the first half he was ordinary and not really a house on fire. Carter was in fact not showing anything at all of value both in attack and defence. Barrett really was clueless.
Australia
Both Cooper and Beale was average to poor in some aspects of the game. Cooper nearly lost the Reds game all by himself by throwing the ball against the goal post.
South Africa
After four years of playing in Super 15 Morne Steyn scored his fourh try in that competiton. His kicking game at goal was not that impressive - missing two conversion kicks at goal. His attacking backline play was on the whole poor and he stiill has all the attributes that makes him an average flyhalf. On the day he was better than the rest of the SA flyhalfs only because he managed to score that try. Lambie was bog ordinary - he really tried nothing himself - he was not an elelment at all in attacking play and was more like Steyn is all the time. Goosen had a poor game - even when his forwards were keeping the Cheetahs in the game - is goalkicking really is atrocious. Jantjies was a disgrac,
