Quotes from AO and Mozart to remember iro the EOYT

It is always problematic to deal with the above 2 - since when caught out they change what they have written and claimed that the response was not valid.   To avoid that from happening again - I decided to use 2 quotes from the two members mentioned through copy and paste and keep the thread on the issue alive till the end of November.

That way the two will not b able to change hat they have written or fraudulently deny that they actually wrote it.   So here goes:-

AO 

"The end of year tour will obviously reveal more. Since if the ABs are weak right now, then balancing the Bok season on a win against them might be misleading."

Mozart

"I'm afraid some of the player choices the Rassistas are celebrating now will be in tatters by the conclusion of the YE tour.....centres and loosies primarily."

There is some truth about what Mozart wrote about the loosies - I hope that Louw will NOT be in the squad and if Vermeulen does turn up - he will be better than he was in the third England test. 

I am glad to be called a Rassista - it sounds better than when called a moron and worse like it was pr oven that Mozart and AO in fact is.  

You sound like a fanatical SJW. So, tell me, how do you feel about Rassie having all those aimless kicks made all season long? How do you feel about All those tries conceded? He broke your golden rules of tactical kicking. You said a moron would break those rules. 

How do you feel about Steph at flyhalf? You also said that using forwards as a front and interior layer for backs is 2004 Bulls rugby. How do you feel about Rassie playing 2004 Bulls rugby? 

You contradict yourself too much. Furthermore, I don't change what I have written. I don't need to. It would be nice to post links with those quotes, as you cannot be trusted to honestly retell what someone else did say. The wording alone doesn't sound right for a comment from me. The syntax reads like a sentence you'd structure. 

What aimless kicks - granted there were a few too far downfield for decent follow-ups - but in the main the kicks was purposeful since the recipients were under pressure when fielding the kicks.

Problem is you do not know the difference between aimless kicks and strategic kicks. 

Rassie is not mad enough to use a loosie as a first receiver - that kind of stupidity is the preserve of Meyer.   

You have too often being found to change what you wrote after it was pointed out to you. You cannot be trusted as you have been found to be dishonest in the pas - so live with it.   

I never contradict on what I wrote - I lee that entirely to Mozart and you.    

I know that when we concede penalties for knock-ons, or get beaten by runs back we have a problem. Our kicking was poor all season, aside for the last test. If you are telling me that these kicks were mostly accurate and purposeful you are deluding yourself. I doubt anyone else here would support you on this. Not only t hat, every slow ball in our half is kicked. You said this was 2004 Bulle ball. Why do you not have a problem with Rassie playing what you concluded was 2004 Bulle ball?

You should also have a problem with Steph playing flyhalf. We even have props playing flyhalf under Rassie. That is according to your interpretation of how the game is played.

What I find most hilarious is that Rassie has committed everything you said was stupid anti-rugby. Everything. If you seriously want to defend and support Rassie, with credibility, you have to resolve all of the contradictions. 

No Mozart - I think from a rugby perspective you are a moron and aside form that a liar as well.

AO

Breakdown balls go to the players who are lined up and it could be forwards as well.   It is never repetitive and never going to the same players.    It is not repetitive like was the case with Meyer in the 2015 WC.    

"I think from a rugby perspective" 

1. Aimless kicking all season isn't aimless because it's tactical. The runs back for tries never happened. 
2. Forwards at first receiver is okay under Rassie because it's futuristic modern rugby. Under Meyer it was replacing the flyhalf and starving the backs of ball.
3. Playing for field position is backward Bulle ball. Rassie replaced the excessive aimless kicks with tactical kicks, which are really legal forward passes when you think about it.