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Objetive Player Performance Assessment - Springboks 2018

Started by clevermike44 REPLIES1,019 VIEWS· 25 Nov 2018, 10:44
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
25 Nov 2018, 23:11
#41
25 Nov 2018, 23:11#41

No there was not.  The only tests outside the test window were  the Wales test in June and the English test in November and none of the Sales players were playing in those test.

There was a break in the RC when there was no matches played and Le Roux went back to Sale to play in their match - but the next week he was back   Louw was also released to play for Bath,but on  day when the Springboks were in fact playing  and there was every hope that he would not return to the Springbok squad.   But he did and we were subjected to his constant poor performances again.   

No other players were released to his club during the window period and that made the release of Faf very strange,   

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
18 Feb 2023, 17:16
#42
18 Feb 2023, 17:16#42

Laugh of the day!

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
18 Feb 2023, 19:33
#43
18 Feb 2023, 19:33#43

This was the real situation in 2018.    What I wrote at the time was objective.   What I am writing now is still objective - but not the BS you are spreading all over the site.   That is based on prejudice and nothing else.

By the way BSter - Erasmus evaluated what was really happening - sometimes a bit on the late side.  For instance he never took Esterhuizen as part of the WC squad and even when Kriel had to be replaced due to injury he preferred Willemse as a replacement.   Mostert fuck up badly in two games and after the second failure against the AB's in the WC he dropped him to the bench.  

What you and other site idiots know about rugby have been discarded by Erasmus years ago as being total BS.   The Springboks was worse in 2018 because Erasmus use the tests to experiment with new players and get the Springboks he inherited played an advanced form of rugby - by 2019 he had the recipe 90% correct and by the WC 99% - with o0nly Moster being the weak link.            

    

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Deus Ex LemurPro2,355 posts
18 Feb 2023, 19:46
#44
18 Feb 2023, 19:46#44

Erasmus' lousy tenure hinges on a Louw turnover, a Beast masterpiece after England lost Sinckler early, and two Frans tackles to save Damian's blushes. That's the fine line Erasputin has ridden. 

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
18 Feb 2023, 21:36
#45
18 Feb 2023, 21:36#45

The score against Wales was 16 all, the Wallies had the momentum when this happened:

73' Penalty South Africa! That is great work from Francois Louw who is not long on the field; the back-rower gets on the ball and survives the clean out.

……

Maaaaik never saw that


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