Moz had to laugh on your take on Malherbe

at scrum time in the last test. Your take is clear evidence of our anti the player and nothing to do with the reality of the situation.

I am talking about his second scrum that has both frontrows going down at exactly the same time on a number of occasions so how on earth you apportion the blame on Malherbe is both laughable and insulting.

Firstly if Malherbe had been the guilty party, the ref would have blown him up for it. Its obvious for all to see that it was impossible to make the call on who was responsible for the frontrows going down as it was a collective issue.

The ref does cock up by penalising the Boks despite the Argies loosehead boring in.

Moz your anti the youngsters shines bright

Moz and scrums just don't go together......I don't think he knows anything about the finer art.......but more to the point......if the prop happens to be young and challenging his favourite or one he does not rate then it will always be that props fault if the say both frontrows go down simultaneously.

I have read his shit about CJ years ago, Mujati, Coenie, Jannie, Marcel v/d Merwe, Kitshoff.......well lets just say every SA prop that plays the game.

But the real coupe is that he would select useless Cilliers as his tighthead, the guy v/d Merwe of the Lions slaughtered on the weekend.

His other pick was wee BJ Botha back in the day......another average prop.

He finds favour in fat Steenkamp and God forbid that he be proved wrong that the older players are past it and should not be in the squad at all.

Steenkamp let Moz down in a big way last Sat and he is smarting big time. Moz needs to wake up to the fact that all these old boys are now liabilities and its time to move on.

Sadly clueless Meyer will only wake up to this very fact when its too late and the Boks exit the WC at an early stage, having had the writing on the wall post this RC

Malherbe sets as straight as can be, no angle involved at all.

The Welsh test had stuff all to do with Malherbe alone and everything to do with both sets of props hence the yellow to each side......what the hell does that have to do with Malherbe alone......what utter rubbish targeting him alone.

Against the Argies he never got wheeled at all and while he was flat on his face, so were the other 3 props so how on earth do you come to the conclusion that it was Malherbe's fault, what utter rubbish again.

You are speaking complete shit about Malherbe's scrumming and what makes it even more stupid is your lone voice.

The real issue was how pathetic Steenkamp was and not how much Malherbe and Beast improved things when they came on - a fact acknowledged by all

This has everything to do with your prejudices and nothing to do with facts

'It's a technical problem with the Boks at the moment, not a problem with our strength or ability.'

'Bismarck is struggling with his technique at the moment. When he hooks the ball he's getting too high, allowing the opposition to get under our front row.'

With Australia and New Zealand still to come in the Rugby Championship, the Boks will have to rebuild their confidence after the humiliation suffered in Salta if they're to keep their title hopes alive, starting with the Wallabies in Perth.

'We should comfortably be able to contain the Aussies,' says Kempson. 'If we don't, then alarm bells should start ringing. We'll learn from the experience we've had against Argentina and I'm pretty sure Pieter de Villiers will adapt things accordingly.'

Le Roux is far more obstinate in his assessment.

'We've got this fatalistic mentality in South Africa. If we don't have the best tighthead then bad luck. We must then pick a strong locking combination to compensate for that, and they make sure we don't go backwards.

'I've got a feeling the Boks will be much better in the scrum during the rest of the Rugby Championship.'

Well given the Argies did not come close to having him for breakfast, that is something they did with Jannie.....your take falls flat on its face.

Marcel v/d Merwe is a rock, yet to be challenged and the same can be said of Kitshoff.

We have more great young depth at prop than any other country.......no country has anything like Kitshoff, Malherbe, Ollie Kebble, Schalk v/d Merwe, Coenie, Maks v/Dyk, Nkanyane, Cayleb Oosthuizen, Mellett, Frik Kirsten, Marcel v/d Merwe  and Thomas du Toit......we have young props to burn.......the majority of these guys are test standard. 

Props to burn, I agree,  those young props will mostly be burned Dave....what you say Maks niks. Van der Merwe a rock....a pebble more likely. This was 365s inarticulate take on his scrumming flop:

"18 Marcel van der Merwe: (on for Oosthuizen, 50 min)