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Venter adds energy says Marcell Coetzee

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
21 Jan 2015, 10:43
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21 Jan 2015, 10:43#1

Ex Superpsort

Nobody should under estimate Dr Brendon Venter  - a rugby brain of note. Its just a great pity the sharks have some very poor USA based fans like the halfwit sharktwit!


Durban - Sharks and Springbok loose forward Marcell Coetzee says Brendan Venter has given the players free reign to express themselves.

The Sharks were criticised for employing a negative game style under Jake White last year, but things are expected to change in 2015.(Jakes tactics must be seen in context but unfortunately his critics cant lift themsleves to that level of thought!)

Gary Gold will join the team as Director of Rugby early next month, while Venter will be used as a coaching consultant on a regular basis throughout the season.(Venter shoudkl have been director of rugby - ou lardy getting it wrong again)

Venter is currently at the helm before Gold arrives from Japan.

Coetzee recently returned to the Sharks following honeymoon and said it’s great to be back training.

All the guys are in great shape, everyone is motivated and Brendan Venter brings a lot of energy to the training pitch,” Coetzee told the Sharks’ official website.

“Despite the heat and hard work, it’s actually been enjoyable. That’s the environment created by Brendan: we are all motivated, we get here at 7am and we work hard.

“The most important thing is match fitness and what we’re doing now is training at full pace and high intensity and that will get the match fitness to a level we want.

“We are enjoying it out there. We’ve been given permission to play what’s in front of us by Brendan, he wants us to express ourselves and show what we’re capable of. It means we’re bringing new options to our game plan and this requires our fitness levels to match our ball skills to enable us to play this way.”

Coetzee also said the team’s depth would prove helpful in 2015.

“Our depth is really good this year. Amongst the loosies, there are some great players. Renaldo Bothma has joined us and with Khaya Majola and Francois Kleinhans who have been in the system for a few years, along with the rest of the loose forwards, we’re looking very good. That’s the most important part of having a quality squad in Super Rugby because of the rotation policy here. It gives our body the opportunity to rest and recover.”(Something the anti jak nutters just cant grap!)

The Sharks will play a pre-season game against a team made up of various Durban clubs, while also travelling to France to tackle Toulon on February 5.

The Sharks start their Super Rugby campaign at home against the Cheetahs on February 14.

We trust the Bulle and Sharks can joing the Mighty Stormers in the top six. We should always have three of our sides in the top six - with nz and Oz fighting over the scraps, Its a big ask given the extreme ben t reffing that takes place each season by down under refs but not impossible as history shows.


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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
21 Jan 2015, 11:18
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21 Jan 2015, 11:18#2

Beenkop only a thick prick like you will try put useless Jake White down to context......what the hell has context got to do with a conservative kick and chase game plan you ignorant twit?

 

Try wake up for once  

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
21 Jan 2015, 11:59
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21 Jan 2015, 11:59#3
 Snapster you clueless half bake why do you think the brumbies, sharks and now montpellier all wanted Jake. Stick to under 16 girls rugby! Bwahahhaahahha 
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
21 Jan 2015, 12:24
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21 Jan 2015, 12:24#4
 Beeno
I am sure Marcel Coetzee is right in this case.   Jake White is actually a coach with very limited capacity - he is fairly clueless about backline play.   In the case of the WC in 2007  Jake brought in Eddie Jones to deal with that component of the game.   In the case of the Brumbies -he had Larkham as backline coach.   
In the case of the Sharks he had nobody to back him up in that Department of the game.   It is a fact that the Sharks last year - like the Stormers in 2012 - played their games in accordance with a limited game plan.   This plan basically consists of a kick and chase game - a game plan with limited capacity as to trophy winning.   Like the Stormers in 2012 - they got to the semi-final and was comprehensively beaten.
The game plan was the problem - the key player for White was Francois Steyn - who on his own managed to destroy the attacking capacity of the Sharks backline and made a very real mess in defense as well.    Steyn has his supporters - but he eally was poor in both the 2013 and 2014 Super series.
According to media reports - the Sharks deficient game plan was what White ultimately cost him his job.  I  am sure that ws his problem - and consequently the Shark problem last year.   I am afraid I am with Saffex in this case - Jake should have got a better backline coach to back him up and given the players a freer rein to apply their skills and abilities.         
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
21 Jan 2015, 12:32
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21 Jan 2015, 12:32#5
 Ou maaaikie go and look at the sharks injury list. No side can cope with that. White did well in the circumstances and had he stayed t he sharks would have done very well.Big headed players appear to have thought they were the coach?
Pity Venter isnt top dog there.
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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
21 Jan 2015, 13:14
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21 Jan 2015, 13:14#6
Dumb Beenkop, the Sharks wanted him but soon realised he was crap and lacked people skills.......  
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ShezzaPro2,471 posts
21 Jan 2015, 14:23
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21 Jan 2015, 14:23#7
 Injury or no injuries, Jake White isn't a shade of the coach he used to be. The whole Sharks squad gets trained in the way in which the coach wants them to play and through this you could tell his gameplan was limited throughout last years Super 15 as they never truly dominated the opposition but scraped by. 
Before you mention the injuries made it so that the gameplan wasn't executed well enough, or the quality of players effected the outcome, Jakeball is the simplest gameplan ever. He's always managed to nullify a lot of negatives a poor player could have by limiting role/spotlight on said player. 
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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
21 Jan 2015, 14:25
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21 Jan 2015, 14:25#8
Wrong.....Jake was never a good coach, just look at his Bok record leading into that WC  
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ShezzaPro2,471 posts
21 Jan 2015, 16:24
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21 Jan 2015, 16:24#9
 No, he was a good coach for the Boks as he managed to win the Tri-nations and the RWC.
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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
21 Jan 2015, 17:41
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21 Jan 2015, 17:41#10

Bullshit, he had a 67% win record that is not good enough.......winning the odd tournament is not the measure of a coach.....overall record is.

 

His poor record of 67% is only that thanks to his first 2 years as Bok coach, he last two were pathetic.

 

Jake is an average coach with the personality of a dead fish  

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ShezzaPro2,471 posts
21 Jan 2015, 18:16
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21 Jan 2015, 18:16#11
 He never took tours into the NH seriously and lost a fair few matches because he was so dismissive about Scotland, England, France and Ireland. 
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
21 Jan 2015, 18:43
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21 Jan 2015, 18:43#12
 The truth is Jake won the TN in 2004. In 2005 we were winning it again until the last two minutes of the final game in NZ. In 2007 we won the RWC.
He had one poor year 2006, when injuries played a big part....eg the injury to Schalk. And politics played an even bigger part, when the Bools launched their effort to get him displaced. It destroyed team morale.
The man is a brilliant coach....not for wide open running rugby, but for WC winning test rugby. All this carping comes from guys who wrote him off in the past to their infinite egg.
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generaltitPro3,164 posts
21 Jan 2015, 19:05
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21 Jan 2015, 19:05#13
I cannot believe some but Brendan Venter is correct...MC is a man amongst the best loosies ever...Marcel is one of the very best in the world...a true powerful loosie in the lost rugby world...argue about rucks, fetchers and carriers to you're blue in the face...he's no stereotype but belongs to the Alun Pasks, Rob Louws, Haydn Morgans,Snowy Suters of the world..a flanker of my style...a warrior, an opportunist, who hunts on the fringes, who is very physically strong...no playboy and does the job of a true loose forward . Port Natal is exceptionally proud of you...the great Marcel...a world beater. I bet you, Cloudy, Richie will agree with me.
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