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Goosens progress through the ranks

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14 Sept 2012, 14:47
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14 Sept 2012, 14:47#1

It gives some perspective to his rapid rise. Born on 28th July 1992. Looks to me he will still be eligible to play in next years under 21 baby Boks side.

Sorry about the double post re the table

 

South Africa The Castle Rugby Championship - 2012 Toyota Free State Cheetahs ABSA Currie Cup Premier Division - 2012 Toyota Cheetahs Vodacom Super Rugby - 2012 Toyota Free State Cheetahs ABSA Currie Cup Premier Division - 2011 Emerging Cheetahs Absa Currie Cup Compulsory friendlies - 2011 South Africa IRB Junior World Championships - 2011 Toyota Free State Cheetahs Vodacom Cup - 2011 Free State ABSA Under 19 Competition - 2010 South Africa SA U18 High Performance - 2010 Free State U18 Craven Week - 2010 SA U18 High Performance SA Schools - 2009 Free State U18 Coca-Cola Craven Week - 2009 Konica Minolta Free State U16 Coca-Cola Grant Khomo Week - 2008 U16 Elite Squad Elite Squads - 2008 Border U13 Coca Cola Craven Week - 2005 South Africa The Castle Rugby Championship - 2012 Toyota Free State Cheetahs ABSA Currie Cup Premier Division - 2012 Toyota Cheetahs Vodacom Super Rugby - 2012 Toyota Free State Cheetahs ABSA Currie Cup Premier Division - 2011 Emerging Cheetahs Absa Currie Cup Compulsory friendlies - 2011 South Africa IRB Junior World Championships - 2011 Toyota Free State Cheetahs Vodacom Cup - 2011 Free State ABSA Under 19 Competition - 2010 South Africa SA U18 High Performance - 2010 Free State U18 Craven Week - 2010 SA U18 High Performance SA Schools - 2009 Free State U18 Coca-Cola Craven Week - 2009 Konica Minolta Free State U16 Coca-Cola Grant Khomo Week - 2008 U16 Elite Squad Elite Squads - 2008 Border U13 Coca Cola Craven Week - 2005

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14 Sept 2012, 15:25
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14 Sept 2012, 15:25#2

No doubt a quality player, but he is not ready for test rugby. Furthermore, unintelligent South Africans are pinning everything on him, just as they always do. He will not be able to solve the Bok's real problems, and when he fails to satisfy these knuckle-dragging, flabby and drunk lunatics, he will be discarded and a lesson will not have been learnt; they are too arrogant to learn.  

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14 Sept 2012, 15:51
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14 Sept 2012, 15:51#3

Think I get your drift Card but its a bit harsh put!

Cant see things coming right quickly. However sport has always been a strange animal so here is hoping for an improved performance.

Worried about  the scrums. Without Bissie the scrum is not as good. Liebenberg is stronger than Stauss and should have started.

What maybe the big change this week is an up tempo performance once bench players get called to play. 

 

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