FIXTURESNo upcoming fixtures — check back soon.
FORUM / RUGBY /  Kolisi to Captain Stormers, possibility the Boks

Kolisi to Captain Stormers, possibility the Boks

Started by sharkbok22 REPLIES652 VIEWS· 20 Feb 2017, 23:56
SHAREXFACEBOOKWHATSAPPTELEGRAMREDDITLINKEDIN
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,260 posts
20 Feb 2017, 23:56
#1
20 Feb 2017, 23:56#1



DE
DennyCaptain12,893 posts
21 Feb 2017, 00:09
#2
21 Feb 2017, 00:09#2
 Had a photo taken with him at the WC.....he is small, there's not a lot of him.
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,260 posts
21 Feb 2017, 03:19
#3
21 Feb 2017, 03:19#3
He is too small for a 7, does not have the skills of an 8, and does not have the fetching ability of a 6. A decent player no doubt- but I think Super Rugby his his limit. 

JW
Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
21 Feb 2017, 03:54
#4
21 Feb 2017, 03:54#4
 My assessment of him is he's good for a play or two per game & that's about it. He should never be a Bok captain & it is even questionable if he should be a Bok at all.
BO
bobbok...Captain10,129 posts
21 Feb 2017, 04:30
#5
21 Feb 2017, 04:30#5
 We need loose forwards with the mongrel in 'em . Kolisi's too nice .
TH
TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
21 Feb 2017, 13:28
#6
21 Feb 2017, 13:28#6
 So that is the new face of the fall guy once Coetze is sacked. Everything goes to keep SA rugby going when it must be terminated.
PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
21 Feb 2017, 13:41
#7
21 Feb 2017, 13:41#7
 "So that is the new face of the fall guy once Coetze is sacked. Everything goes to keep SA rugby going when it must be terminated."
You mean the same way that you terminated your education too early resulting in your non-sensical repetitiveness? 
TH
TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
21 Feb 2017, 13:47
#8
21 Feb 2017, 13:47#8
 This board is full of repetitiveness.
People repeatedly express their beliefs that SA rugby has something worth in it, that could get it going on.

They keep hammering their delusion that SA could play something else than loser rugby.

This kind of repetitiveness is way more dangerous than the repetitiveness of facts. Like the fact that SA rugby must be terminated.



PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
21 Feb 2017, 14:14
#9
21 Feb 2017, 14:14#9
 Point proven.
TH
TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
22 Feb 2017, 13:58
#10
22 Feb 2017, 13:58#10
 There was nothing to be proven. It was admitted.

Now what must be proven is that the legacy of excellent men in SA could be something else than having turned the whole region in a Kolmanskop.

As the education provided by excellent men is bent toward destruction, it is going to be hard to prove otherwise.
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,260 posts
22 Feb 2017, 14:09
#11
22 Feb 2017, 14:09#11
The excellent men are to blame for everything. . It must be sad to be the victim all the time
PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
22 Feb 2017, 15:24
#12
22 Feb 2017, 15:24#12
" As the education provided by excellent men is bent toward destruction, it is going to be hard to prove otherwise."
As opposed to the education provided by non-excellent men. Thats right...Excellent men brought literacy to Africa and eradicated/burnt down all the pre-existing libraries that were so full of magnificent literal works. 
TH
TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
22 Feb 2017, 20:53
#13
22 Feb 2017, 20:53#13
 The excellent men are to blame for everything. . It must be sad to be the victim all the time

Victim of what?

Beside, excellent men are to blamed for what they are to be blamed for. Which is a lot, but not everything.
TH
TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
22 Feb 2017, 21:00
#14
22 Feb 2017, 21:00#14
 As opposed to the education provided by non-excellent men. Thats right...Excellent men brought literacy to Africa and eradicated/burnt down all the pre-existing libraries that were so full of magnificent literal works.

Excellent men started their run some 200 years ago.

Literacy was present in Africa far before that.

The vital point, though, is the pride of excellent men, the pride they take in their destruction skills.

Excellent men knowledge is bent toward destruction. It is better to have no library than libraries filled that kind of knowledge.

No knowledge contained in the excellent men's libraries can undo cases like Kolmanskop.
The hubris is such that they take pride in such knowledge.

PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
22 Feb 2017, 23:59
#15
22 Feb 2017, 23:59#15
 "Excellent men started their run some 200 years ago.

Literacy was present in Africa far before that."


Pray tell? 
Here we go on another trip into the wonderful world of trying to lump Somalia and Egypt into the same category as sub-Saharan Africa. 
Lol this guy
TH
TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
23 Feb 2017, 13:59
#16
23 Feb 2017, 13:59#16
 All countries that are part of Africa are part of Africa.

Sub saharan Africa is part of Africa, just as non sub saharan Africa is.

Now, it might be the case about bringing literacy to su saharan Africa.

It does not matter.

All the education brought by excellent men has one effect: bringing faster the depletion of resources.
Once again, it is better not to be educated in this kind of knowledge.
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,260 posts
23 Feb 2017, 15:06
#17
23 Feb 2017, 15:06#17
 
PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
24 Feb 2017, 09:01
#18
24 Feb 2017, 09:01#18
Well if Africa is Africa then the world is the world. Another pointless statement.
Once again...Then stop being a racist hypocrite and do away with everything that western science and industry has  bought you. 
It's pretty obvious that you suffer from an inferiority complex. And it's even more obvious why.
TH
TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
25 Feb 2017, 14:29
#19
25 Feb 2017, 14:29#19
 Africa is Africa, indeed. Not pointless to recall anytime that someone denied it as it was done by reducing Africa to the subsaharan part only.

Ra cist hypocrite? Again what race?

Inferiority complex to who? To what? It takes special people to take pride in their power of destruction. Not feeling aligned to them is not a complex of inferiority.

Western science and industry brought to what?to who? That is such a loose statement.
Categorizing the science favoured by excellent men is also so vague. Science, when envisioned by excellent men, is one way to destroy larger, bigger and harder.
There have been other western visions on science.

As a reminder, before asking about personal benefits, in SA, kids are dying from malnutrition, a critical water issue is one drought away etc

The legacy of the excellent men's sojourn in SA will be to have turned that place in a nation sized Kolmanskop.




3K
3ku1Pro2,580 posts
26 Feb 2017, 09:30
#20
26 Feb 2017, 09:30#20
Kolisi with Whitely is your best loosie. Always liked Kolisi. I think Captancy well do him well.
AJ
Arthur JohnPro1,748 posts
26 Feb 2017, 19:05
#21
26 Feb 2017, 19:05#21
He might be small in your estimation but in my estimation, he is at least HEAD and SHOULDERS above you Curly Crissy.
Give credit where it is due. He plays his heart out each time he runs onto the field but unfortunately, he is not always in a winning Bok side.
I for one support him 100% as a Stormers captain and would also support him 100% leading the national side.


BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
26 Feb 2017, 22:25
#22
26 Feb 2017, 22:25#22
 Kolisi had his best game on Saturday. However every season he fades out and has shown very little to suggest he is test class. At just over 100 kg what exactly does he offer.
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,260 posts
26 Feb 2017, 22:45
#23
26 Feb 2017, 22:45#23
He did have a great game over the weekend. He was importantly involved at the rucks- something that he has not done in the past. Usually, he is a good player- but his work rate is not very high for a small loosie. He could be getting better, so lets see how it goes.
— END OF THREAD —

More from Rugby

More news