Well ... I see you lot are still singing the lucky Goats’
praises.
A team riddled with racist quotas, has-beens, the elderly and the useless. This lot has been given the team of the year award ... which they didn’t deserve ... the player of the year award ... which they also didn’t deserve ... and the coach of the year award ... which should by rights have gone to another far better coach, who took his side forward in massive leaps and bounds.
Things are good in Goats land. The masses are celebrating
their quota captain.
Rassie and his quota assistant have now paved the way for additional racist selections. The doors have been flung wide open and I’m sure we’ll see this policy taking off at an unprecedented rate ... and of course, the mass exodus of all our talented white youngsters.
So sad.
How things have changed. Take Schalk Brits as an example. He was unable to make the grade back when he was younger, stronger, quicker and hungrier. Now he’s an integral part of the Goats side. It surely tells a story of regression.
I realize you lot are in rugby heaven now and that you view
the Goats as the best of the best in world rugby ... but the reality of it all
is there for those who will simply look and see.
South Africa haven’t come close to winning the Super Rugby tournament
in many, many moons ... and you lot have had to wait for an ailing All Blacks
side, riddled with the elderly ... and lead by a confused fool who is totally clueless
of the masses of talent he has around him.
A new All Blacks coach is now on the cards. Let us see how quickly they bounce back.
Let us see what happens to Eddie Jones and his English side.
Of all the matches you guys played this year, only one was note worthy, and that was against the hapless and out of sorts English side in the final. The rest were all average. A season definitely not worthy of the supposed "team of the year" .
You struggled against the Japanese (a 2nd tier side) and had to rely heavily on some favourable reffing to get the win ... you barely scraped past a struggling Welsh side and had the easiest of paths in the history of the competition to the final.
Now, you’re all loud and proud.
A simple comparison between Jake's boys and this quota side tells and interesting story.
Well ... we’ll see how long these Quota Goats hold onto the no1
ranking. I predict they'll be back to 4th or 5th, where they belong, by end 2020.
A new season is almost upon us. I look forward to seeing the "team of the year” dominate the world at test and Super Rugby level.


