The deficient players who let te Springboks down

 What the hell has Morne to do with the loss on Saturday useless BSters?   Let me ask another question though?   After the record loss Mozart wrote a praise song on Morne in  the local test in 2016.    That is what we can expect from dunces on the site.
By the way a certain snake like character on site defended Matfield  in that case and  ignored the fact that his loss directly let to a try,   On Saturday the try was scored nine minutes later and had no direct link to the line-out loss,     
This character is a despicable liar and fraud.          

 clevermike
 
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October 09, 2017, 21:29:15

  What the hell has Morne to do with the loss on Saturday useless BSters?   Let me ask another question though?   After the record loss Mozart wrote a praise song on Morne in  the local test in 2016.    That is what we can expect from dunces on the site.        

clevermike
 
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October 08, 2017, 07:59:20

Jantjies effectively had a Rugby Championship of which he can be proud - but this is not the only example where a team has been defeated because of poor flyjhalf play.
The other example was Stade Francais.   With Morne Steyn at flyhalf Stade Francais lost 3 of 5 matches played.      With Plisson coming back the club won 2 games and the latest victory was against the log leaders Montpellier.   
However, one of our experts on site wrote up Morne as a better fllyhalf based on the home loss last year when  he converted 5 penalty kicks - while the Springboks were scoreless last week.   As per normal with the said member the whole argument was a show of total cluelessness on his part.   
The_Truth
 
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October 08, 2017, 10:52:21

 Hahahaha...

The hate sure runs deep!

You forgot to mention that Stade Francais was behind 15-23 against Pau, when Morne came on. They then scored 10 unanswered points while Morne was on...

You forgot to mention Stade Francais scored 7 unanswered points against Montpellier in the 20 minutes he was on... Also making 9 tackles in the process, missing none...

Just supplying some of the useless information you so conveniently "forgot"...

LOL!

The ‘flop’ Morne’s records....LMAOFY! World record for most points scored by a player who has scored all their team's points (31). Most points scored against New Zealand (31) in a single test South African record for penalties in a test (8) – beating the seven achieved twice by former fullback and now kicking coach of South Africa, Percy Montgomery. All of the above records achieved with his 31 points scored in the Tri Nations 2009 match against the All Blacks in Durban on 1 Aug 09[6] South African record for most points in a test against Australia. Fastest 100 points by a Springbok (8 Test matches, 3 as replacement)[7] Fastest 200 points by a Springbok (16 Test matches) Fastest 300 points by a Springbok (24 Test matches) Fastest 400 points by a Springbok (33 Test matches) Fastest 500 points by a Springbok (43 Test matches) Fastest 600 points by a Springbok (50 Test matches) Fastest 700 points by a Springbok (62 Test matches) Most drop-goals in a Super Rugby season (11). Most points scored against the All Blacks for a Springbok (31). Most points in a Tri Nations match (31). Most drop goals in a Super Rugby game (4) (in the 2009 Super 14 semi-final against the Crusaders) Most drop goals in Super Rugby (25) Most drop goals in a Super Rugby season (11 in 2009) Most penalties in a Super Rugby season (51 in 2010) Most points in a Super Rugby season (263) – Beating Dan Carter's record of 221 set in 2006. Most points by a Bulls player in Super Rugby history (1,467) Most points by a South African and first South African to reach 1,000 points in Super Rugby (1,467) Steyn also holds the record for most consecutive successful kicks at goal in Test play since statistics for that category were first kept in the late 1980s. He had a streak of 41 successful attempts that ended on 6 November 2010 against Ireland. The previous record was 36, held by Chris Paterson of Scotland.[8][9]

 Ceradunce FO 0n you are not welcome on any thread started by me when discussing rugby issues since you are too stupid to take part in such a discussion,   Abs you buggered up the margins again,
What a moronic idiot we have here!!!!!!!!