Flyhalf is the key position on the rugby field, it is the general. We need at least 2 top quality flyhalfs to cover injuries. Also a 3rd backup flyhalf who at this stage I am not sure exists. (Morne or Jantjies).
A scrum half can also be the key decision maker at times, as was the case with Ruan Piennar when Goosen and Earl was playing but it is better the make key decisions from the flyhalf spot as there is more time, space and options (ask Francoius Hougaard who allways gets his kicks charged down when playing at scrumhalf).
1. Goosen(when not injured). Top Choice
2. Lambie (2nd choice when Goosen available). However given the amount of injuries players sustain this could be 50% of the time.
We have lots of players can that can play fullback. Wings and fullbacks
1. Aplon (maybe getting on in years, but will probably still have the required pace come next world cup.
2. JP Pieterson- played very well at bok level and for the Sharks in Superxv at fullback. Could be lethal on the counter attack dovetailing with Habana.
3. Habana- experience on both wings, and outside center. He is better under the high ball than any player in World Rugby, has a kick for touch finders to relieve pressure.
And on the counter attack he may the best in the world? What about Habana entering the backline at pace with either Lamb or Goose at 10?
4. Even Bok kirchner has played ok, but not my starting 15 by any stretch of distance
We have much more depth at wing and fullback to have plenty of cover for fulllback than flyhalf
We have major depth issues at flyhalf so much better Lambie focusses at 10. Also I am not sure Lambie has the out and out pace to be an outside back. He is not slow by any means, but he does not have blistering pace either. Better decision maker than finisher, although he is good at both.