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VV Games the pas Weekend - Team of the Week

Started by clevermike5 REPLIES101 VIEWS· 20 Aug 2014, 09:12
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
20 Aug 2014, 09:12
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20 Aug 2014, 09:12#1

Here is the Rugby 365 TOW for general info:-


15 - Cheslin Kolbe (Western Province):Touted as the next Gio Aplon and with 15 on his back and his scything runs, who are we to disagree?Bubbling under: Scott van Breda (Eastern Province) 14 - Odwa Ndungane (Sharks):A faithful and dependable wing, not always full of flashy moves, but the man you want with you in the trenches.Bubbling under: Ryno Benjamin (Cheetahs) 13 - Juan de Jongh (Western Province):The Stormers game seems to be heading right up this man's alley, and with the captaincy, he is looking like an integral part of the WP juggernaut.Bubbling under: Nicolaas Hanekom (Lions) 12 - Paul Jordaan (Sharks):He has always been quick, but his move to No.12 has forced him to use his vision and skills more - and he is doing so with great effect.Bubbling under: Stephan Watermeyer (Pumas) 11 - Seabelo Senatla (Western Province):He has had a dream cross-over to 15-man-rugby so far, clearly an attacking threat, but it is his defence and energy that impresses.Bubbling under: Raymond Rhule (Cheetahs) 10 - Jaco van der Walt (Lions):The young man was thrown in the deep-end, but when you have a brilliant team behind you it is not too hard to swim!Bubbling under: Demetri Catrakilis (Western Province) 9 - Sarel Pretorius (Cheetahs):When he is on song there are not many more exciting players around, 'Super Sarel' was able to thrive on the loose Griquas game.Bubbling under:  Cameron Wright (Sharks) 8 - Nizaam Carr (Western Province):Has steadily grown throughout the Super Rugby campaign and will be happy back in his preferred No.8 jersey.Bubbling under: Lubabalo Mtembu (Sharks) 7 - Michael Rhodes (Western Province):He has taken on the role that Rynhardt Elstadt usually plays for WP, but if he keeps up these good performances Elstadt may have to settle for the bench.Bubbling under: Jean Cook (Cheetahs) 6 - Jaco Kriel (Lions):Forget scoring the hat-trick, his incredible work rate in what ever he is doing is the true marvel.Bubbling under: Corné Steenkamp (Pumas) 5 - Marco Wentzel (Sharks):The old war-horse still has some gas left in him, his all round performance from the tight to the loose was exemplary.Bubbling under: Franco Mostert (Lions) 4 - Frikkie Spies (Pumas):Was a hard grafter for the full 80 minutes and never seemed to drop his head even as the Sharks rallied against his team.Bubbling under: Jean Kleyn (Western Province) 3 - Pat Cilliers (Western Province):A solid all round performance from the tighthead who really was in need of a good game to get his confidence back.Bubbling under: Ruan Dreyer (Lions) 2 - Kyke Cooper (Sharks):A live wire, bustling hooker who is finally getting his shot to shine from under the shadow of Bismarck du Plessis.Bubbling under: Robbie Coetzee (Lions) 1 -  Vincent Koch (Pumas):Another Pumas' forward that put it all on the line, he worked hard in the set pieces to try and slow the Sharks down.Bubbling under: 1 Schalk van der Merwe (Lions)

For the second week running the Sharks is represented in positions in the backline.   Shows you what happened if players do not have to contnd with  Fransie in the backline to sabotage backline play.     

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DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
20 Aug 2014, 11:22
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20 Aug 2014, 11:22#2
 What about De Jongh's inclusion?
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
20 Aug 2014, 11:32
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20 Aug 2014, 11:32#3
 DbDraad
All about De3 Jongh's cpataincy - nothing about his performance.  The on-field disciipline of WP is pathetic - way too amny cards issued gainst them - so is the captaincy all that good?
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DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
20 Aug 2014, 12:26
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20 Aug 2014, 12:26#4
 Probably not Mike, but as is evident after the weekends games (including the RC) refs are taking a harder stance against cynical play. WP has already put a fining system in place to discipline their players offending. I think the cards will get less as the season progress and the players get used to how these transgressions are officiated. WP had a great defending game and was deadly on the counter attack. I just hope they are up for the Lions this weekend, as they are probably the best team in the competition this year.
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
20 Aug 2014, 13:13
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20 Aug 2014, 13:13#5
 DbDraad 
To be quite frank I am worried aboiut the WP props and their forward pack - the Lions is very strong in that case.   There backline seems also very strong - especially with Stokkies Hanejom at 13.    
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CeradynePro9,374 posts
20 Aug 2014, 13:29
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20 Aug 2014, 13:29#6
 Hey ou CleverTrevor, what about that "old ballie", Marco Wentzel at 5? How about that, hey?
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