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Haf time report exposes the quality in training in SA

Started by TheTraditionalist11 REPLIES1,369 VIEWS· 16 Jun 2017, 19:30
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TH
TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
16 Jun 2017, 19:30
#1
16 Jun 2017, 19:30#1
During the SA A vs French barbarians half time, french players were shown promoting the game of rugby to kids.

Kids did not know the basics of scrummaging. They are not taught in SA.

By the way, the lacks were so crying the french players were close to lose their temper.
PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
16 Jun 2017, 20:18
#2
16 Jun 2017, 20:18#2
 "By the way, the lacks were so crying the french players were close to lose their temper."
WTF is this plonker on about now!?
The person who trained you to read and write lacked skill.

TH
TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
16 Jun 2017, 20:23
#3
16 Jun 2017, 20:23#3
 French players could not believe their own eyes that young rugby players could exhibit that level of ignorance about scrummaging.

The kids knew nothing.

They are not taught in SA.


PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
16 Jun 2017, 22:20
#4
16 Jun 2017, 22:20#4
 How old were the kids?
TH
TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
17 Jun 2017, 10:01
#5
17 Jun 2017, 10:01#5
 Hard to say. Way harder that noticing the lack of basic knowledge.

These promotional operations are common and it is unlikely they aim significantly younger kids in SA than other kids in other countries.

One cause of the players'irritation is they are in the know now.
SA kids were the most unknowledgeable kids they met.
Usually, kids in this kind of operations are eager of showing what they know and how they do it. The difference was striking, like promoting the game to kids who have never heard of rugby.

Players are aware kids are not taught in SA. They must pretend now and behave as if they did not know.
DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
17 Jun 2017, 10:16
#6
17 Jun 2017, 10:16#6
 T, you better lay off the narcotics bru.
PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
17 Jun 2017, 10:34
#7
17 Jun 2017, 10:34#7
 Well if they were not yet of high school age then it's no wonder they didn't know much about strumming...or rugby in general. The vast majority of primary schools in SA don't offer rugby. Only historically Afri kaans schools do.
Most English schools only offer rugby from Form1/Grade 8. I. KES, Saints, Park Town, St John's, Jeppe, St Stithians, all 1st league schools, etc etc etc in Gauteng is the first time English speakers play rugby matches since soccer is the main competitive winter sport at primary school. Nevertheless these schools have in the past, do now and will in future provide their fair share of professional rugby players. 
If you knew anything you would know this.
Do you see why nobody gives a duck about your opinions. Because they're baseless and moronic.
Twat


PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
17 Jun 2017, 10:37
#8
17 Jun 2017, 10:37#8
 P.S. Maybe the government should take some responsibility. No wait, the corrupt truckers are to busy looting the country to pay any attention to what kids need. 
But that's the African way...isn't it? Steal steal steal and blame everyone else. 
Eish marra its cos white monopoly capital makes me corrupt.
DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
17 Jun 2017, 10:41
#9
17 Jun 2017, 10:41#9
 Arguing with fools are we Plum?
PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
17 Jun 2017, 11:39
#10
17 Jun 2017, 11:39#10
 Lol Draad. Yeah, I shpuld probabl y take my own advice at some point :/
DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
17 Jun 2017, 12:08
#11
17 Jun 2017, 12:08#11
 It' s too good to waste.
PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
17 Jun 2017, 12:41
#12
17 Jun 2017, 12:41#12
 Funny bones
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