Jake White Rates Frans Steyn & Mvovo as the form backline players for Sharks

This is Jakes Whites justification for his selections. 

If Jordaan was fit he said that he would probably have started with Frans at 10. 

For Mvovo at 15, it is because he wants pace on the field to counter attack. Perhaps due to the Sharks weakening lineout and the Bulls beating them at the territory game. Ngunaie was considered at fullback with his past experience, but White opted against it. 

The Sharks have a good scrum so a knock on could be better than conceding a lineout with limited territorial game.

Looks like SP Marais has been deemed slow and offering little on the counter attack

So you say you never rated Luke Watson after he left the Sharks? Here is the form Bok team you picked after the conclusion of the 2006 S 14. I quote:

1 Deon Carstens

2  Schalk Brits

3 BJ Botha

4 Ross Skeate

5 Victor Matfield

6 Luke Watson

7 Juan Smith

8 A J Venter

9 Ruan Pienaar

10 Bradley Barritt/Earl Rose/Meyer Bosman

11 O Ndungane

12 Jean de Villiers

13 Jaque Fourie

14 A Ndungane

15 J P Pietersen

Excuse me for reproducing the whole team, but you have to admit, it's hilarious. It shows your great admiration for a bunch of useless players like Deon Carstens, Brad Barritt and of course Luke Watson. This was in 2006 and Watson left the Sharks after 2004. So of course you are lying....game, set and match.

That team is embarrasing! Shocking, woeful. A good laugh too. I believe it was this stooge who called for Jean De Villiers to play 10 in 2004.

"No surprise that the same half-wit who thinks Israel Folau is an untalented "snail" also thinks that the plodder Zane Kirchner is South Africa's best fullback in a decade!"

Folau was a chief culprit in the Aussies whitewash pasting against the Boks and All Blacks. Routinely beating on the outside, inside, every which way for pace.. he was nowhere. I particularly loved those deep run backs that got repeatedly turned over. He made a couple of good breaks but nothing came of it and the negatives far outweigh the positives. If you think Wales is a better bench mark than the All Blacks and Springboks than fine, you will no doubt say I am wrong, but I'm sure most would agree the invernse.

As per Kirchner? Year in and year out he was among the best contributing players for assists in Super rugby. He is a hard runner that can take contact and offload. He can also defend (loved that head-on hit on Hore, knocking him back), and can kick. He was the form fullback of the Rugby Championship and a key player in the Bok backline resurgence. Willie made too many mistakes and will only offer the chip time and time again. Of course the Willie fan girls opined that these were "good mistakes" that really were integral in taking the boks forward. I on the only gand laugh that the player with supposedly the most x-factor is the player that kicks the most at fullback. At wing he formed a good combination with Kirchner and Habana, that was another story altogether.

And it's not a decade, it's six years. Monty retired on the 30th August 2008, not 2004.