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Started by Augenöffner51 REPLIES2,273 VIEWS· 26 Jul 2018, 15:56
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AugenöffnerPro6,974 posts
29 Jul 2018, 18:45
#41
29 Jul 2018, 18:45#41

This is becoming tedious. What are these things that the "experts" say that are so different? Where did you read these things? Is it that you read it, or filled in the blanks for yourself? Like you filled in the gaps for Meyer about dropping Morné? Yes, Morné was under pressure to drop Morné because of his goal kicking misses. That is it, end of story. He had trouble scoring at goal. It can't be any more simple the that! The two tests in particular where the Aussie test and Dunedin.

You harpers on about needing to stand flat and not static. I just posted information here that proves you are wrong! It's right up there. It's astounding that you can post that right here in the same thread. 

About the WC semi. Pollard ran hard at the defence Clever Mike. He didn't kick every ball away! He should have actually kicked, because that was where the Boks lost the test; they were pinned back. If you knew anything about rugby. Even the most basic, you'd have very quickly seen that the backs had very little platform to attack. You are now telling me that the Boks should have run the ball even more from deep, against the most dangerous team in the world from turnover ball? I find this delightfully funny that you pick yet another game that debunks you! What next, the Boks should have passed the ball wide all game against Wales? 

Now, I did say that the centres were not very good. Which made it even worse, because the All Blacks were trying to force them to play ball in hand. Damian had 8 runs for 28 metres. He passed the ball 1 time. I phrased that so I could emphasise the numeral 1. 8 runs, 1 pass. Where was the game breaker there? Frans would have brought his team mates into the game. They may not have won the game, we can only speculate, but I assure you they'd have been more functional. Then we have the try because of the Damian defence lapse. Schalk made 5 passes and Thor 4. Kriel had 0 passes and 1 big fortuitous run. Poor Kriel was starved on ball. The only time anyone got ball in the backs it was from Du Preez or Pollard. The centres were useless. Damian was a bottleneck. He created big problems on defence too. As I mentioned weeks ago, defensive systems are predicated upon the principle that the players outside and inside the main defender support him to create line integrity. It a defender is too reactive he creates a break in the link. Any lapse on his part creates problems elsewhere. The link between 10 and 12 is one of the main areas to attack. Poor Pollard. He also left Kriel on an island all year like de Jongh. Poor Kriel.

This is an embarrassing mess on your part Clever Mike. Absolutely shocking. Please stop the cringe, ah cany take no more cap'n! 

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
29 Jul 2018, 20:40
#42
29 Jul 2018, 20:40#42
'Class coaches'....in Tokkie's books that's Mitchell who finished bottom of the log, Brendan Venter whose Italian defence couldn't defend, and Plumtree who masterminded the Canes forward effort yesterday. These are the gurus who Tokkie admires.
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
29 Jul 2018, 20:42
#43
29 Jul 2018, 20:42#43
Watching pooor Damien shadowing but not tackling Nonu for 25 metres was truly painful.....guys like Tokkie never had a clue why JDV cut off the outside.
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AugenöffnerPro6,974 posts
30 Jul 2018, 02:42
#44
30 Jul 2018, 02:42#44

Jean was a strong head on tackler and with Fourie on his outside we were a mighty wall. We could exert pressure and containment. Jean was always a threat for an intercept, as well as Fourie. These two were never used as much to their potential as they could have been. Our golden generation achieved a fraction of what it should have. Now we are left with nothing. Not even one quality centre. Jean was never a great 13, but he went out in style showing up our would be 13s with an outstanding performance at 13. These are Bok legends. 

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
30 Jul 2018, 09:56
#45
30 Jul 2018, 09:56#45

Mozart

Repeating the same lie will not help  Mozart.   You remain a biased and prejudiced person without regard to the truth. 


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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
30 Jul 2018, 09:59
#46
30 Jul 2018, 09:59#46

Lurker

You ae entitled to your mysterious beliefs and total disregard of what actually happened on the field of play, while dreaming up unbelievable BS - so you can go ahead and keep on writing about make-believe stories.

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
30 Jul 2018, 09:59
#47
30 Jul 2018, 09:59#47

Lurker

You ae entitled to your mysterious beliefs and total disregard of what actually happened on the field of play, while dreaming up unbelievable BS - so you can go ahead and keep on writing about make-believe stories.

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AugenöffnerPro6,974 posts
30 Jul 2018, 10:34
#48
30 Jul 2018, 10:34#48

What you said to Mozart. That is you. I think everyone pretty much sees that. 

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The_TruthClub Pro471 posts
30 Jul 2018, 11:23
#49
30 Jul 2018, 11:23#49
From another thread "factual but with total disregard of what actually happened"
From this thread "total disregard of what actually happened"
So, we have now established that "things that actually happened" and facts are not the same in Mike's world.

At least we also know that whatever Lurker posted totally disregards what actually happened according to Mike. Using this line of reasoning, we can therefore safely conclude that what Lurker posted must be fact.
As an alternative and in order to to accommodate Mike, I suggest we stop posting factual information and stick to fiction (aka "what actually happened"). Or as an alternative, we can mark it with indicators to make it more easy to understand. "Fact" or "WAH" ("What actually happened")

Example:(Fact) Player has 7m to make tackle to prevent scoring and fails
(WAH) Due to the planetary alignment, the prevailing wind and climate change, which may or may not include other factors, he attempted everything in his power and even more than one can expect from a mere mortal. Due to the fact that he was additionally impeded by a long blade of grass and the running line of his own tame-mate a minute or two earlier, Morne Steyn should be blamed... 
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XaviPro1,924 posts
30 Jul 2018, 11:58
#50
30 Jul 2018, 11:58#50
Lol
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BokBFClub Pro421 posts
30 Jul 2018, 16:06
#51
30 Jul 2018, 16:06#51

Lurker 10 out of 10 for effort and interesting posts. H owever at some point you need to realize that when you engage with him all you are doing is feeding a pigeon.

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AugenöffnerPro6,974 posts
30 Jul 2018, 17:38
#52
30 Jul 2018, 17:38#52

Very much appreciated BokBF. Clever Mike certainly is a very tough nut to crack, or a very stubborn old mule 

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