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Interesting game on Saturday - sharks agaist the Stormers

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
16 Apr 2018, 15:32
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16 Apr 2018, 15:32#1

This game is interesting since the following will have to be watched:-


1   The contest between Mtawrira and Kitshoff for the no 1 position in the Springbok team

2   The contest between Du Preez and Willemse relating to the flyhalf position.

3   The same between Estehuizen and De Allende

4   The progress Am is making as to the no 13 position.


Mtawarira did not play on Saturday and that save him some embarrassment in a team, that embarrassed themselves.  In other games this year he showed some life though,   Kitshoff has been top class in virtually all games he played in.


Du Preez was poor on Saturday and seemed to be clueless as to decision-making.   He is up against the highest rated flyhalf in the competition on Saturday and we will see how that match-up goes.  


Mozart's new favopurite was very poo against the Bulls and he is up against De Allende - so we will see who comes out on top.  Mozart must be preparing his comments on that issue already.


Am has  chance torestore some of the loss in performance inage he suffered against Kriel on Saturday.  

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
16 Apr 2018, 16:10
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16 Apr 2018, 16:10#2
Er correction......Esterhozen has never been a favourite of mine. But in the land of the blind, 'one eye' may be king.
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sharkbokCaptain23,255 posts
16 Apr 2018, 20:28
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16 Apr 2018, 20:28#3
Willemse got bullied with Pollard, and then especially by Jantjies. Dupreez ranges from a Henry Honnibal on good days to an aimless plodder on other days. 
Willemse is skilful but he has to control games in all facets of play by organising defence and attack.
It is hard to see at times if a player is doing badly, or if they are just following an aimless plan advocated by many of the donkey coaches such as Noel Marais, Fleck, Alister Coetzee and co.
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