My alignment camp squad

Fullbacks: Willie / Gelant / Fassi / David Kriel Wings: Kolbe / Mapimpi / Nkosi / Tambwe / Zas / Senatla / Green / Skosan / Penxe Centres: de Allende / Am / Serfontein / Esterhuizen / Janse v Rensburg / Jessie Kriel / Willemse / Similane / Rickus Pretorious / Odendaal / Vorster / Marius Louw Flyhalves : Pollard / Jantjies / Goosen / Hendrikse / Libbok Scrumhalves: Faf / Reinach / Jantjies / Hendrikse / Papier / vd Bergh / v Zyl / Williams / Nohamba Props: Kitshoff / Ox / Gerhard Steenkamp/ Boan Venter / Malherbe / Koch / Thomas du Toit/ Nyakane / Wilco Louw / Sadie Hookers: Marx / Mbonambi / Dweba / Aker vd Merwe/ Grobelaar Locks: Etzebeth / Lood / RG / Jenkins/ Ruben Schoeman/ Moerat / JD Schickerling/ Ruben v Heerden / Walt Steenkamp / Andre Smith / Lourens Erasmus Loosies: Vermeulen / Kolisi / PSDT/ Kwagga / Dan du Preez/ JL du Preez / Wiese / Buthelezi / Evan Roos / Elrigh Louw/ Vincent Tshituka/ Marcel Coetzee/ Ruan Ackerman/ Jaco Coetzee/ Jacques du Plessis/ Notshe / Kobus Wiese/ Liebenberg/ Augusto/ Arno Botha/ v Staaden

According to nienhaber they will stick with players that is in squad already, and give them 4 tests each....du preez twins were there longer and never got start time??....Couple of new ones to push the experienced ones....they want to win the WC with “ Experienced” squad....let’s face it, we have better talent playing in the urc and ex boks, that will make a difference... besides siya, kwagga or wiese can easily be replaced by E Louw and Evan Roos....They are more in form, stronger and don’t give as much penalties away...R&N,s failure to grow the Squad and stick with old players,is a mistake and will bite us in the ass.

Exactly draad .....spot on

To me it seems pretty short sighted and optimistic thinking Vermeulen who will be 37 at the next WC will still be a force So why not have a good look at our options at 8 starting with the best in Evan Roos It’s a bloody no brainer There is far too much reliance placed on players already in the system and who know the system