Werner Kruger vs Dean Greyling- The idiot is now cited

How did these 2 idiots make the Springbok team, let alone the boks?

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I hope he gets 2 years!

Both of them look naturally stupid.Products of Pretoria's 3rd World factories in Danville,Wonderboom and Anlin

 So the idiot only gets 2 weeks. However he should be dropped for ever along with the ever useless Werner Kruger.

S15 stats: (Most Penalties Conceded)

1. Derick Minnie (Lions) 31
2. Dean Greyling (Bulls) 28
3. Matthew Hodgson (Force) 25
4. Werner Kruger (Bulls) 24
5. Ben Tameifuna (Chiefs) 23
6. Bismarck du Plessis (Sharks) 21
6. Coenrad Oosthuizen (Cheetahs) 21
6. Dean Mumm (Waratahs) 21
9. Sona Taumalolo (Chiefs) 20
10. Ben May (Hurricanes) 19

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How did the 2 props that gave away the most penalties for South Africa in this years Superxv make the squad? 

Derick Minnie is high, but he is a fetcher

Bismark is also pretty high but he competes like a fetcher on the ground alot. 

Springbok prop Dean Greyling has been suspended for two weeks for a forearm smash to the face of All Blacks captain Richie McCaw in their Rugby Championship match in Dunedin.

Greyling will miss the Springboks' next match, against Australia in Pretoria on September 29.

He admitted hitting McCaw in the 64th minute of Saturday's clash, which was won by the All Blacks 21-11, when he appeared before Sanzar judicial officer Paul Tully on Sunday.

"Greyling, while in the process of cleaning out at a ruck, recklessly used his forearm such that he made contact in a dangerous way with the head of New Zealand player Richie McCaw," Tully said.

"Although there was no injury complained of, the action had potential to cause serious injury."

Lock Eben Etzebeth, who was banned for two weeks for a headbutt in their previous test against Australia, will be back for the return match.

Springbok's coach Heyneke Meyer apologised to McCaw after the match and said Greyling's behaviour had cost them the game.

"We're a team that prides ourselves on discipline and we can't afford these things in games," Meyer said.

Skipper Jean de Villiers also said Greyling would face internal action.

"We'll never condone playing dirty," De Villiers said.

Insofar as Springbok squad selection is concerned - I think the effective ban would be banned for life - never to return to that level of rugby.   Even if his game improve in years to come - the bad memories will remain for a very long time and he would not be easily forgiven tfor the fact that they cost the Springboks a test they could have won.

I can rmember a case of Chris Koch - the Springbok prop from Boland.   He was many years ago selected as a prop which played most times for the Springboks as a prop.   The game was at Newlands.   He was atrocious that day and was never again selected as a Springbok prop after that.   That just an example of what we can expect in the case of Greyling.   Must say Greyling yesterday was a real disgrace - ten times worse than Chris Koch was in his final game for the Springboks.   So the memory is going to last much longer - something like 50 years or so.:)