du Preez has packed his bags.........so its going to be 9. Pienaar 10. Morne 12. Jean 13. Fourie...........wow, the French will be licking their lips. Fofana is going to wreck havoc with ball in hand and have nothing to worry about defensively.
We best hope Willie keeps fit as he will be the only back we can rely on to spark any form of attack from structured play.
Saffex
So we have a case here that the Club has to agree to release to play for SA and Meyer has to go with the begging bowl to get him released. That type of thing is unacceptable - either a player is released for a series or not released at all. This constant juggling around with foreign club players is a festering sore that needs to be dealt with.
There is a problem though, I read a report on DSTV that Meyer said that Fourie "was organising the backline defence and he was very good in that regard. I thought the Captain would e expected to do that - so is that the function of the player immediately outside of the captain nowadays? Suppose Meyer had to find a reason to laud something because of the harmless performance of Fourie.
Another Meyer classic is what he said about Bakkies Botha. He said that Bakkies made a major contribution to the Springboks line out performance - I kid you not. Bakkies whole record was - took one line out on own throw and 2 on opposition throws - whilst losing two own throw balls to the Scots. Net value one line out ball caught was one ball taken in line-outs. Really a silly comment to try and justify the Botha selection. Wonder whether he thinks he can fool the public - but I suppose it works on the stooges in this case.
Defence is going to be a major problem against the French. I have no confidence about the defence of Morne Steyn and then we have Forurie at 13. The Davies ran circles around Fourie like he was not there and Fofana will have an early Christmas in that case. Hope Willie is fit to help with the defence against all the players that will run past Fourie AND that he can also spark some backline attacks
Ah great one Vlag, proper laaaaarger mentality - lets keep Fourie on board because he can flap his arms around organising the defence.......wow, just what we want from a test 13.....stuff the fact he cant run anymore.
Its as bad as saying we cant select PSDT because he does not know the line-out calls
How many tries have we conceded in the last two tests?
Cerdayne
The dream of the crazy - now suddenly Fourie organised the defence of the backline - as he has done 8 years ago. Is that actually the case - because windpomp pump out some farts and we must now accept it smells like scent.
If Fourie was organising the defence against Wales - he buggered up badly since Davies every time he got the ball ran around him like he was not there. Fourie was lucky - Davies went off early because of injury - if that did not happen beating Fourie another 6 times at least was on the cards So what is he going to do against Fofana "organise" the defence again and let Fofana plays the fool with him like Davies did?
This is so familiar - it is like the long sermon about the need for vast experience to be able to make line out calls - and Kruger had the experience so he must be in the team for no reason other than to make the line out calls. He flopped in all Departments of forward play - so he is dropped despite his ability to make line out calls.
The problem on this site is that there are too many stooges that believe whatever is spew by Meyer and the press. Stooges cannot think for themselves - they cannot interpret anything on the field of play, they have favourites and think they can covr efficiencies up with a mountain of shit and everyonme must believe their tripe.
So try again - your latest feeble story is bullshit.
Cape Town - Uncapped Frik Kirsten will join the Springboks in Paris after he was called up as injury replacement for Frans Malherbe following South Africa's 28-0 victory over Scotland in Edinburgh on Sunday.
The
national selectors named the 25-year-old Kirsten as the experienced
Jannie du Plessis and Pat Cilliers remained unavailable due to injuries.
Kirsten will join the Springboks in Paris as soon as possible.
Malherbe, who started in both Test victories on the Castle Lager Outgoing Tour against Wales and Scotland, suffered a rib cartilage injury at Murrayfield and was forced to leave the field in the 37th minute.
"We've been watching Frik quite closely over the last few seasons and he's really done very well," said Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer.
"He's played for the SA Under-20 team, took part in one of our training camps last year and was the next player on our standby list.
"I feel sorry for Frans as he's performed strongly in his two first Tests.
"He certainly has a great future ahead of him and it was good to see him take the step up to Test match rugby."
Ceradyne
Dankie vir die advies - maar ek het reeds gaan pis. Like is common with regrd to your postings - I constantly laugh my arse off and may have some problems with a "kak"". But themnn I can always do what you do - write "kak" on this site.
Ceradyne
Ratshit - I have had enough of your lies. I never said anything bad about Amla - I merely expressed an opinion that he would do better at 3 than opening the batting. That is a personal opinion and not really based on nothing. He opened in 5 ODI's and T20 games against Pakistan and got one decent score in the ODI's and one in T20 - the rest he went out very early with very few runs. That is in no way denigrating him - it is merely becaue in my opinion he would make a mopre bvaluable contribution coming in at 3
And you are like normal talking shit about Bakkies. I definitely saw him carded in a match he played in this year for Toulon - but cannot remember which one or when - probably early in 2013. You can make counter-claims - like your claim of the try of the year 2012 video posted in another thread - and try to make it sound authentic - but as per normal you were caught out lying
I am not going to check out your so-called stats - because you were caught out lying about that as well recently- and that was enough for me
poi-e
When I make a mistake I always admit it. I did not orinally looked at the time of departure of Carter and being such an interesting game - I thought he left earler than he did. If you look at my later posting I said I was wrong and looking at the game a second time - I admitted that he went off at about minute 20.
However, that was not originally the essence of the post - the essence was whether he is going on a sabbatical and whether he should continue playing test rugby - since he has become injury prone.
I know in essence you are normally toxic (like most other NZ posters) when anything is raised about McCaw and Carter - so I accept that a minor issue in a posting involving Carter would be distorted in an effort to cover up the real issue raised.
poi-e
There was definitely one in a game I watched and Ceradyne is known for manufacturing false stats - aimed at causing disruptions. He is a liar from the Superspo rt site and has been known for that for years.
poi-e
There was definitely one in a game I watched and Ceradyne is known for manufacturing false stats - aimed at causing disruptions. He is a liar from the Supersport site and has been known for that for years.
