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Will Saffex be able to supply enough eggs for the faces after 2015 WC

Started by generaltit2 REPLIES172 VIEWS· 09 Apr 2014, 22:25
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GE
generaltitPro3,164 posts
09 Apr 2014, 22:25
#1
09 Apr 2014, 22:25#1

Snapster...do you have good layers on the Suffolk farm of yours...it looks like you might do roaring trade after RWC 2015...lolz. I hope I'm right because some it might well be used on myself....hahahha! The chickens will have their work cut out.


sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,295 posts
09 Apr 2014, 22:57
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09 Apr 2014, 22:57#2
The Boks losing the world cup will not vindicate your own opinions or prove others wrong- as a fan. 
It is also possible that no matter what team is chosen, which coach or what game plan is followed- that the Boks could still lose under all circumstances. 
Just like their is not just one scenario whereby the Boks could win in 2015. 

The Boks are currently ranked number 2 in the world, not number 1. 

One thing is certain, if Saffex chose the team it would have lots of young players in it, and it would be made up of his favourites- instead of combinations. 
Some of the best players like Jean and Habana would not make the squad, and neither would other older players. (Speed after all is a young mans game, even if these 2 are still faster than the younger player players that would replace them).
Many players would probably be out of position, and we could see some surprise selections from the under19 and under21 teams.

The Springbok squad would include about 200 players even though the IRB limit it to 26 players, many of these 200 players will not have proven standouts outside of age group level. 

Many of the younger players that went overseas will all be recalled into Saffex squad.
Kolisi would be playing at 6 even though he has no fetching ability. 

Cart Horse Taute could end up playing centre again. 
Saffex backs all the new younger players, or at least 95% of them. It is inevitable that some will make it at open group level.   
GE
generaltitPro3,164 posts
09 Apr 2014, 23:29
#3
09 Apr 2014, 23:29#3

Not meant seriously...indeed not aimed at Saffex specifically but at most of us on the forum...I think that some of Saffex's insights are good...except for poor old Silky Hands.

 

If I remember correctly he had the insight to see talent in Willie long before others did.

 

I also do agree on the youth factor.

 

Just light-hearted banter...humour is sometimes needed here...some are sometimes very sour, witless and need anger management, whilst others take delight at even laughing even at themselves...at least the latter enjoy their rugby without risking serious cardiac problems.

 

Enough said...not going to mention any names because they probably know this very well.

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