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Fourie Dupreez looking the goods

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sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,297 posts
17 Aug 2013, 20:37
#1
17 Aug 2013, 20:37#1

Looks like the Sabbatical in Japan is doing him good.

They dont get overplayed their and can prolong their careers.

 

Unlike the SuperXV where players pick lots of niggling injuries when playing year after year.

 

 

 

BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
17 Aug 2013, 20:42
#2
17 Aug 2013, 20:42#2

 Fourie has been brillaint. He is so quick and accurate in everything he does. Man he makes a huge difference

sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,297 posts
17 Aug 2013, 20:46
#3
17 Aug 2013, 20:46#3

 He seems to lift the game of Morne Steyn as well. 

He is a true general in how he marshalls play. The backs seem so organised playing off him,.

 

Still seems to be playing at the top of his game.

Will Genia said a good while ago that Fourie Dupreez is the best scrumhalf in the world.

Only 2 more years to the world cup so looks like he is in the plans. 

BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
17 Aug 2013, 21:02
#4
17 Aug 2013, 21:02#4

 Mallet says Fourie Du Preez was sublime. He was and one must hope ou snapster has learnt a big lesson. Hahahahahahahahhahahahahaha. Meyer gets it right once again

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oimateyPro1,870 posts
17 Aug 2013, 22:47
#5
17 Aug 2013, 22:47#5

Agree on Fourie - pace of the attack and accuracy really improved. Doesn't seem to have been any drop-off in his abilities.

 

 

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
18 Aug 2013, 00:51
#6
18 Aug 2013, 00:51#6
The Bargies were totally spent by the time F du Preez appeared. But one had to be impressed by his speed to the breakdown, the speed at which he secured the ball.....and the passing which bypassed the pods of forwards and found unmarked backs in space. He was the key that opened the chronic lock on our back play.
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,297 posts
18 Aug 2013, 01:18
#7
18 Aug 2013, 01:18#7

 Once in a generation players are hard to come by.

It is not just pick the next young SuperXV scrumhalf and expect them to be world class at test level.

 

BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
18 Aug 2013, 01:22
#8
18 Aug 2013, 01:22#8

 Fourie like Willie sees opportunity in a flash and his pass is fast and perfect. What an addition he would be.

It was nice to see the Boks running the ball again. There is some genuine pace and flair there and given good ball by a powerful pack we could see more tries beng scored. Morne back to his old self is also a huge boost. Long may it last.

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