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Poor Stormers and Sharks

Started by clevermike1 REPLIES196 VIEWS· 04 Jul 2012, 23:27
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
04 Jul 2012, 23:27
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04 Jul 2012, 23:27#1

They have to go into the next round of Super 15 without some of their key players - why do they continue to suffer?

The Sharks are without Lambie, Alberts, Sykes and Jordaan - all not yet recovered from injries.

Sykes is not really a prolem - the other three definitely are.    The Sharks are badly affected and their chnaces to win are thus being hampered.   They are fortunate to have Du Toit as a lock.   Would like tpo see hpw he perform against two Springbok locks - will tell us a lot about his future career - having to start his Super 15 career aagainst the Bulls.  Deysel is a minus - not a plus-factor.   Jordaan is streets ahead of Whitehead - if he was fit he would have made a huge difference to the Sharks backline.

The Stormers have been suffering with key players being out as well.   They have a btter team than last week.   However they are still without -

Burger, Vermeulen and Etzebeth and has to play Sinclair, to repolace Vermeulen, Elstadt isfortunately enough  back.   Kolisis is a top flank forward - he will definitely do his part.   The two most badly missed will be Etzebeth and Vermeulen.

With the injured players still out - can the Sharks and the Stormers still hope to win their games?  What do you think?

CA
canrugbyClub Pro640 posts
05 Jul 2012, 00:38
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05 Jul 2012, 00:38#2

I'll call Stormers by 7 or less

Sharks by 3

 

I hope the Stormers don't mix it up again like the last game against the Cheetahs. Sometimes it's hard not to, but we don't need any suspensions going into the playoffs.

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