Wildeklawer 2014 Day 1: Squads, Results

28 April, 2014 beet Squads 165

Information courtesy of Diamandveld and the organisers of the Wildeklawer SuperSkole:

 

MONUMENT 15 0 BOLAND LANDBOU
1 Kevin Booth Bertus Smith 1
2 Vean Roodt Eduard Snyman 2
3 Jaco Holtzhausen Tristan Hill 3
4 Rhyno Herbst Joppie du Pisanie 4
5 Reinhardt Nothnagel Gerhard du Toit 5
6 Gavin Delport Dawid Labuschagne 6
7 Len Massyn Heinrich Meyer 7
8 Juan Lemmer (MotM) Slabber la Grange 8
9 Stef Fitzgerald Jondre Williams 9
10 Wikus van Biljon T Luke Philander 10
11 Goodman Mkwanazi Lourens van Dyk 11
12 Ernst Beumer Danrich Visagie 12
13 Ashley Carr Carlton Fortune 13
14 Odwa Nkujane T JT Potgieter 14
15 Ivan Smit T MC Erasmus 15
16 Justin Branden Hugo Vlok 16
17 Jaco Smith Gerald Evert 17
18 Tiaan van Wyk Johan Lubbe 18
19 Henro Liebenberg Jandre Maree 19
20 Jacques Joubert Conrad Fourie 20
21 Stian Joubert Eric Vincent 21
22 Armandt Grobler Sergull van Niekerk 22
23 Terence Bosman
EG JANSEN 25 21 GREY HIGH
1 Rouxbann Baumann Mathew Howes 1
2 Nico Peyper Robin Stevens (MotM) 2
3 Armand Jordaan T Dylan Barendse 3
4 Quinton van der Schyff Michael de Marco 4
5 Hendre Stassen Junior Pokomela 5
6 Edwin Jansen Johann van Niekerk 6
7 Dillan Robus Kavan Trezbiatowsky 7
8 Warren Brits Joshua Mudrovcic 8
9 Charl Barkhuizen Brody van Goerveden 9
10 Forrest Roos 2C Curvin Bosch 10
11 Irvin Ali Nathan Brown 11
12 Delano Kotze 2P Jeremy Ward 12
13 Erich Cronje T T Keanu Vers 13
14 Juan Botha T Athi Mayinje 14
15 Martin van Wyk T 3C Garrick Mattheus 15
16 Brandon-Lee Hayward Wahl Enslin 16
17 Morne Taute Keegan Branford 17
18 Eben Buitendag Joe Rooyakkels 18
19 Dylan van der Walt Mathew Lawson 19
20 Jonathan Strydom Paul Briggs 20
21 Marco Niemand T Richie Bryant 21
22 Xander Crause Mo Connelly 22
23 Esuan van Niekerk
NOORD-KAAP 30 39 OAKDALE
1 Qama Hina Chrisjan Du Toit 1
2 AD van Zyl Cian Waggenaar 2
3 Doc Booysen Marcel Barnard 3
4 Bradley Leijdekkers T Adre Smit 4
5 Rikus Zwart T Stephan Streicher 5
6 Pieter Oosthuizen Bertie De Bod 6
7 Thulani Njenje Armand Heunis 7
8 Hannes Jacobs Renaldo Ferreira 8
9 Brandon De Melim Maurice White 9
10 Robbie Petzer T2C3P T2P Boeta Hamman (MotM) 10
11 Austen Jooste JP Coetzee 11
12 Gerhard Holtshausen 4C JT Jackson 12
13 Siyambuka Lawu Kurt Eybers 13
14 Leon Becker T Dc Giliomee 14
15 Wilfred Bowers 2T Ruan Barnard 15
16 Geo Davel Hp Van Schoor 16
17 Damian vd Berg Sw Odendaal 17
18 Wilbritte Uys Piet Gouws 18
19 Lukas Oberholster T Eckard Leicher 19
20 Daniello Huyster William Eyebers 20
21 Thomas Fortuin 21
22 Tyron Scholtz 22
23 Morene Steynmann
24 Duan Steenkamp
25 Lihan Viljoen
PAARL GIM 40 7 AFFIES
1 Gavin vd Berg Jano Espag 1
2 Marco Mostert Viaan Mong 2
3 Adriaan Geldenhuys Reynard Goosen 3
4 Jaco Willemse 2T Ruhan Roelofse 4
5 Ernst van Rhyn Jaun Basson 5
6 Dieter Leicher Vic Meyer 6
7 Waldo Macdonald Gavin Foster 7
8 HJ Luus (MotM) 2T Eduan Lubbe 8
9 Zandré de Koker Divan Henning 9
10 Walter Smit 5C Eddie Fouche 10
11 Grant Williams Janco Booysen 11
12 Willie Smal Hendo Jordaan 12
13 Taigh Schoor T Tiaan Schmulian 13
14 Leaviel Gouws C Pieter Coetser 14
15 Paul Human T T Eduan Keyter 15
16 Willie Moolman Kobus du Plessis 16
17 Strauss Koekemoer 17
18 Niel Bezuidenhout 18
19 Human Bodenstein 19
20 Carlo De Nysschen 20
21 Dale Hendricks 21
22 Rhyno Lourens 22
23 Lombard Grobler 23
MARITZBURG COLLEGE 56 15 W/CAPE INV XV
1 Tiaan Steyn Dillon Bartin 1
2 Masikane Mazwi (MotM) T Jevon Anderson 2
3 Disi Dlamini Ray-Niel de Jager 3
4 Wian Jacobs Carl Adonis 4
5 Kelvin van Sehn Zubair Khan 5
6 Hayden Tharratt Tyler Jacobs 6
7 Renard le Roux Conal Brown 7
8 Darryn Goodson 2T Iver Aanhuizen 8
9 Mathew Seba Leighton Bell 9
10 Mac van der Linde T TC Dennis Cox 10
11 Byron Watson Tyron Jacobs 11
12 Tristan Hanlon Daniel Joubert 12
13 Marcell Coetsee 2T3C Duncan Saal 13
14 Xolisa Guma 2T Romano Collins 14
15 Brandon Holder CP Garren Kulsen 15
16 Samuel Swanepoel Colwyn Manchest 16
17 Slade Stuart Raneon Daniels 17
18 Carlton Arendse 18
19 Kelton Thunder Wilbur Julies 19
20 Mathew Kriel T Gillboy Farmer 20
21 Kudzai Munangi Carlton Goodman 21
22 Jean de Wet Elroy Geveldaar 22
23 Tanaka Chikwezvero
GREY COLLEGE 25 7 OUTENIQUA
1 Ruben Terblanche T Andrew Kuhn 1
2 JC vav Vuuren Riaan Kleyn 2
3 Callie van Vuuren Wynand De Necker 3
4 Jurie Burger Anton Smit 4
5 Kassel Rothman Eduard Zandberg 5
6 De Wet Bezuidenhoudt MotM T Christopher Roelofse 6
7 Henry Slabbert T Pieter Steenkamp 7
8 Alex Jonker Le roux Baard 8
9 Dian Badenhorst Derrick Minnie 9
10 Dwayne Wessels Keenen Tarentaal 10
11 PR Serfontein Niven Langdown 11
12 Mike Anndrade JP Duvenhage 12
13 Neil Stannard C Manie Libbok 13
14 Glen Erickson Curtley Prins 14
15 Lourens Steenkamp 2TCP Corne De Klerk 15
16 Daniel Rust Stefan Gerber 16
17 Janu Botha Roux Swart 17
18 Janco van Tonder Neil Otto 18
19 Jacques du Preez Sarel van Loggenberg 19
20 CJ Lotter Clayton Kiewietz 20
21 Albert Verwey Steffen De Beer 21
22 Dawid Snyman Logan Stoffels 22
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SELBORNE 19 10 DROSTDY
1 Skye Bawden Roy Brink. 1
2 Grant Venter Tiaan Smuts 2
3 Tango Balekile Robert Hunt 3
4 Daniel Froneman MC Haggard 4
5 Robert Lyons Willem Augustyn 5
6 Adrian Greig Evan Booysen 6
7 Lutho Selem Jurie Fick 7
8 Jason Steyn Edward Haas 8
9 Sibahle Dunjana Alberto dos Santos 9
10 Morgan Steyn C4P TCP Wynand Roets 10
11 Milani Lubelwana Marnu Bartels 11
12 David Brits T Bernito McPherson 12
13 Jacinto da Silva Frikkie Badenhorst 13
14 Tristian Coetzer Gevin Scheepers 14
15 Liam McLoughlin Earl Dowrie 15
16 Cole van Tonder Zandré Fernhout 16
17 Daniel Voigt Kobus Roux 17
18 Gregg Shean Emile Opperman 18
19 Heinrich Nieuwenhuizen Ruhan Marais 19
20 Joshua Allderman Jason Howells 20
21 Michael Botha Carel Kotze 21
22 Brandon Perks André Swanepoel 22
23 Theodore Pienaar 23
WATERKLOOF 39 27 GLENWOOD
1 Basil Polydorou. Kenny van Niekerk 1
2 Roan Venter T Percy Mngadi 2
3 JD Burger Koos Tredoux 3
4 Tiaan Erasmus Kevin du Randt 4
5 Lezar Botha T Ruan Desmore 5
6 Stian Smit T James Venter 6
7 Juandré Michau MacMillan Muller 7
8 JP Snyman 2T Jaco Coetzee 8
9 Jeanre Pieterse Kwazi Khanyile 9
10 Tinus de Beer 4CP Curtis Jonas 10
11 Dewald Lindeque T T Philani Ngcobo 11
12 Janneman Malan Ruben Fouché 12
13 Stedman Gans T Sphamandla Ngcobo 13
14 Dewald Fourie Lunga Mukendi 14
15 Wilbri Gunter 2CP Morne Joubert 15
16 Juandré Jones Christopher Klopper 16
17 Chergin Fillies Nama Xaba 17
18 Neels Schoeman T Johan King 18
19 Francois Karg Marco Palvie 19
20 Corne Schoeman Donovan du Randt 20
21 Berco Venter Chris Breddel 21
22 Runan Venter Jayden Morgan 22
23 Jean Henning 23
DIAMANTVELD HTS MIDDELBURG
1 Werner Goosen Steven Stols 1
2 Brandon Smith JP Mans 2
3 Nathun Christiaans Kyle van Aswegen 3
4 Dwayne Botma Marko Maré 4
5 JD Fourie T Driaan Bester 5
6 Janco Cloete Chrisjan Steynberg 6
7 Nardus Bosman Derik Willemse 7
8 Johan Joubert Eric Basson 8
9 Jannes Wessels Stephan Enslin 9
10 Gerco Nortje Lohan Bennett 10
11 JP Abrahams Liaan Prinsloo 11
12 JD Swanepoel Ruan Luddick 12
13 Nico Roets Jacques du Toit 13
14 Etdeon Greyvenstein T Brandon Par-Bailey 14
15 Keaton Gordon T2C2P Barend Smit 15
16 John Duncan Vertue Ruan Groenewald 16
17 Michael Rodrigues Neven Nel 17
18 Corné van der Merwe Bernard Kotzenberg 18
19 Ettienne Erasmus Dehan Opperman 19
20 Vannas Herholdt Gawie du Plessis 20
21 JP Roets Reynard van As 21
22 Marno Willemse Jan Rens 22
23 Henri Rossouw Gerik Mynhardt 23
Jacques Viljoen 24
PAUL ROOS 67 0 KES
1 Carl Prinsloo Mlungisi Macheke 1
2 Jacques van Zyl Willem du Plessis 2
3 Jerome Korf T Keagan Mills 3
4 Louis Conradie Dorian Botha 4
5 Emile Cloete Senzo Mkhize 5
6 Jacques Oosthuizen Brendan O’Donoghue 6
7 Mitchell Carstens Joshua Bryan 7
8 Michael Meyer Jordan Mills (captain) 8
9 Herschel Jantjes 2T Nkosana Mathaba 9
10 Aidynn Cupido Tony de Zorzi 10
11 Edwill van der Merwe Mangoba Mbatha 11
12 Edrich Venter Brad Naude 12
13 Matthew Gallow 2T Keketso Maphathe 13
14 Nico Leonard 3T Sicelo Champion 14
15 Morne Taljaard Brad Wright 15
16 Muammir Salie Mpato Nkomo 16
17 Robert Matthee Jake Glass 17
18 Christian Hamman Jonty Mattheus 18
19 Dean van Tonder Devin King 19
20 Joa Swart Micci Marussi 20
21 Calvin Nell T Brad Meyer 21
22 Reinhardt Fortuin 8C2P Rashard Fuller 22
23 Joshua Vermeulen 23

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165 Comments

  1. avatar
    #165 Playa

    @Gungets Tuft: I remember watching Gisborne as a New Boy (Std 6) against us in ’96. They had 2 of the most skilful schoolboy centers I had ever seen at the time. With size to boot.I think they were recruited from Samoa, one of them played Super Rugby later on – forgot his name. The absolutely annihilated us. They played Selborne two days later with their 2nd string team (because they thought it’d be a walk in the park given we had smashed Selborne twice already), and lost. I think it was their only loss in that SA tour.

    Needless to say, us New Boys had a torrid time for the rest of the rugby season (3 weeks), with sing song after sing song during both breaks…it didnt help that we then lost to Queens for the first time in 5 years in the last game of the season.

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    30 April, 2014 at 11:35
  2. avatar
    #164 Gungets Tuft

    @Playa: :mrgreen: No, in those years College had massive fixture lists by the standards of those years. There were tours overseas, we played Queens, GCB each of those years, Selbourne, Wymberg, Grey High, Framesby, Nico Malan, Bishops. 93 – 18 games, 94 – 20 games, 95 – 16 games, 96 – 17 games, 97 – 23 games, 98 – 15 games and 99 – 17 games.

    1992 – 1996 – played 98, won 79, drawn 4, lost 15. KZN losses in there were DHS (3), House (1), Voortrekker (1). Others are GCB (2), Boishaai (1), Dale (1), Wellington and Gisborne NZ (1 each), Tonbridge (1), KES (1), PBHS (1), Affies (1).

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    30 April, 2014 at 10:14
  3. avatar
    #163 Playa

    @Grasshopper: Is that why you played them once a year between 93 and 99? :lol:

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    30 April, 2014 at 08:03
  4. avatar
    #162 Grasshopper

    I was at Glenwood between 92 and 96, no win and biggest losses ever! :-(

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    29 April, 2014 at 21:52
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    #161 Grasshopper

    Dark 90’s vs College;

    1990 L 6 – 28
    L 0 – 6
    1991 W 12 – 11
    L 16 – 22
    1992 L 9 – 42
    L 0 – 8
    1993 L 10 – 24
    1994 L 3 – 35
    1995 L 13 – 61
    1996 L 6 – 51
    1997 L 10 – 48
    1998 W 31 – 5
    1999 L 10 – 16

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    29 April, 2014 at 21:51
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    #160 Grasshopper

    @GreenBlooded: In my 5 years I don’t think we ever beat College, the dark 90’s we could call it. It was atrocious, more like can we keep them below 50 this time out. Shocking years for Glenwood, but at least we knew we were playing fair and with genuine Glenwood boys…

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    29 April, 2014 at 21:48
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    #159 Gungets Tuft

    @Playa: No pressure, in one of my OCD periods I dumped College rugby results into a spreadsheet, so looking them up is as easy as towing a mini. :mrgreen:

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    29 April, 2014 at 20:25
  8. avatar
    #158 Playa

    @Gungets Tuft: I’m gonna have to dig a bit deeper for our 50 pointers. I do know though that waaaaay back in 1924, we gave Queens 64-0 at home and 55-0 away. :mrgreen:

    *Hiding from Ludz, QC86 and Queenian*

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    29 April, 2014 at 19:23
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    #157 Gungets Tuft

    @Playa: Actually Kearsney did take 50 or more, but the last time way back in 1978, before that was 1957 I think.

    We stopped playing GCB in 2008 so might well have escaped a scalping or two since then as well, although playing Affies every year hasn’t been a walk in the park.

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    29 April, 2014 at 18:49
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    #156 GreenBlooded

    @Grasshopper: I witnessed 10 College vs Glenwood matches in my 5 years at Glenwood between 1984 and 1988 – we only won once – at Glenwood in 1986. The mayhem that errupted from that win I can still remember – can still remember that heart-stopping drop-goal al-la Joel Stransky in the RWC I will never forget. I think we even got given the following Friday off as a celebration. These were the days before recruiting, shenanigans, steroids and all the off-field antics – I wonder if they will ever return?

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    29 April, 2014 at 18:45
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    #155 Ploegskaar

    @Andre T: Dit het ek reeds op die 21ste Maart na die game teen Drostdy gese. Voel egter steeds hulle kan naby T10 wees as die regte spelers in die regte posisies gespeel word. Sleutelspelers moet ook hand opsteek, 3 en 5 wat die bal opvat en sorg vir vinnige 2de/3de fase besit was gister nerens nie en 12 en 15 wat witwarm is, word nie in spasie gespeel nie (lg het darem een solo-lopie ingekry). Sleutel is egter dat Tarentaal op 9 en Libbok op 10 moet speel.

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    29 April, 2014 at 18:44
  12. avatar
    #154 Playa

    @Grasshopper: Fair point regarding playing in Bloem. Last fixture in Bloem was in 1992, losing 18-26.Returned the favour in King the following year, winning 26-7 the following year.

    Played 12 times in history. Was a regular fixture till ’93 and was canned for ‘political reasons’ I am told. Played a St Stithians in ’94 (6-30 to a weak GCB side – one of 3 losses that year, the other 2 were to Selborne), then again in 2004 at St Johns, losing 12-40 and 2006 at Grey PE Fest going down 3-36 – Dale’s heaviest loss against GCB.

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    29 April, 2014 at 18:25
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    #153 Grasshopper

    @Playa: Yes, but it relates to how often you play them. Glenwood have played Grey Bloem in an annual fixture for about a decade now having to go up to Bloem every other year. Ask any school coach what is the toughest challenge, Grey Bloem in Bloem in winter…….it’s tough!

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    29 April, 2014 at 18:14
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    #152 Grasshopper

    @Gungets Tuft: Glenwood’s biggest win over College was 47-10 on Goldstones in 2008 and our biggest loss again on Goldstones in 1996 when I was in matric, 61-13….eish!!!

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    29 April, 2014 at 18:12
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    #151 Playa

    @Gungets Tuft: :lol: :lol: :lol: Hear hear! Proud to say Dale have never taken 50 from GCB. Most points were 40 (12-40 loss in 2004).

    Only Selborne (twice in 2007 :cry: ), Pretoria Boys High in 2008 and Affies in 2013 (Dale’s biggest loss ever 53-0) have pulled it off. Here’s to another 133 years of it never happening again!

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    29 April, 2014 at 18:00
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    #150 Gungets Tuft

    College take more than 70 three times, once by Monnas and twice from GCB, all in the last 8 years. More than 50, add 4 times, 3 times by Affies and once by KES (2009). Once again, all in the last 8 years. 50 exactly, twice, GCB again, and then last year Westville.

    Before 2005, niks, nada … so here’s hoping for another 118 years before it happens again .. :roll:

    To balance the books, we have handed out 50 and more 48 times, no local schools escape, except Kearsney. But, go back far enough and there are perfect storms in every schools life …

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    29 April, 2014 at 17:36
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    #149 Grasshopper

    @Vin: Yep, but you have recently adding Monnas and Affies for the past 2 years. Before then the fixture list was far too easy playing only about 11 games in the season vs Parktown, St John’s, St Stithians, Helpmekaar, St David’s etc…..not exactly tough fixtures for a big school like KES, not disrespect to those great smaller private schools…..Glenwood would be a great one to add…28 teams will all have a game…

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    29 April, 2014 at 17:24
  18. avatar
    #148 Vin

    @Grasshopper: about time KES started filling up their fixture list with some tougher names, now they need to decide if we want to remain there or go back to the traditional fixtures. In ’86 we played Grey PE, Selbourne, Monnas, Wynberg, GCB, PBHS and included all the traditional fixtures.

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    29 April, 2014 at 17:10
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    #147 Grasshopper

    @Vin: Yep, 74-4 in 1986….not pretty at all. In 1991 they beat Westville 84-3….1995 Queens 50-0, 2000 Paul Roos 42-13, 2000 PBHS 59-0, 2000 Selborne 54-3, 2002 Grey PE 41-3, 2003 Selborne 57-0, 2003 Outeniqua 58-0, 2005 Glenwood 58-3, 2006 College 50-3, 2007 Glenwood 81-0, 2007 College 86-3, 2007 Marais Viljoen 66-0, 2008 PBHS 82-10, 2009 Boishaai 50-8, 2010 EG Jansen 45-0, 2011 Duineveld 83-3, 2012 Kearsney 58-10 and 2013 Glenwood 68-7…….nearly every school has taken a hiding from Grey Bloem at some stage. Especially if playing them in Bloem…….KES need not panic…

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:58
  20. avatar
    #146 Vin

    @beet: agree, i think those green jerseys were dug up from the 90’s.

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:55
  21. avatar
    #145 beet

    I think the organisers decided that KES red and Paul Roos maroon too close in colour for a TV game so one had to change from their traditional strip. Would have been a lot smarter if these things were ironed out long before the tournament, giving one of the schools an oppo to organise a proper away or second jersey.

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:50
  22. avatar
    #144 Vin

    @Grasshopper: really don’t like the green jerseys our alternate jersey used to be white. In 1986 GW got 74 from grey as well we watched that game was one of the best Grey sides they had 6 SA schools players in the side as well as 2 springboks to be. KES vs Grey that same year was a nail biter with grey taking it in the last move final score 22-18. KES going to battle this year I think a lot of decisions to be made going forward.

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:32
  23. avatar
    #143 Speartackle

    @umbiloburger: Chicken Licken then?

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:31
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    #142 Grasshopper

    @Vin: Yep, we lost to Grey Bloem a few years back by 60 odd points, so did College….tough to take. Obviously the KES boys cannot play in another colour but Red…

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:25
  25. avatar
    #141 umbiloburger

    @Andre T: way too fresh……umbilo must be a little off!!!!

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:21
  26. avatar
    #140 Vin

    @Grasshopper: We are right here unfortunately a record loss for us, but that’s how the cookie crumbles not too many guys here that can say they haven’t seen their team get 70 before including the mighty GW supporters.

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:20
  27. avatar
    #139 Speartackle

    @Andre T: And his lock cousins

    Kupferberger and Drakensberger

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:09
  28. avatar
    #138 Andre T

    @umbiloburger: How’s your 2 prop brothers………Spur Burger and Wimpy Burger?

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:02
  29. avatar
    #137 umbiloburger

    Have been watching some of the primary schools matches. There are some seriously talented players at the WK festival.

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    29 April, 2014 at 16:00
  30. avatar
    #136 Tjoppa

    @Bulle: Gaan vra enige seun in RSA en hy sal dit bevestig. Die enigste manier om ‘n probleem aan te spreek is om te erken daar is ‘n probleem en dit dan reg te maak. Punt.

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    29 April, 2014 at 15:49
  31. avatar
    #135 Tjoppa

    @Woltrui: Wollas kom nou. Hierdie span kort eerstens dissipline en dan afrigting. Ek is verseker moerig en hartseer gelyk. Nee magtig man die probleme moes die begin van die jaar aangespreek gewees het.

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    29 April, 2014 at 15:32
  32. avatar
    #134 Redblack White

    @beet: @RUGBYMAD: Sorry guys – I meant player 18 but I got what you said Beet :lol:

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    29 April, 2014 at 15:30
  33. avatar
    #133 beet

    @Redblack White: The teams above are copy and paste of info sent through by WK organisers but reliably informed that player you are thinking of is back in WC.

    Like RugbyMad said, 21 is most likely Ruan van Rensburg who played Glenwood u16 last year and was at KERF in place of Chris Bredell who is/was injured. The schools should be providing team lists prior to games to avoid this confusion.

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    29 April, 2014 at 15:21
  34. avatar
    #132 RUGBYMAD

    @Redblack White: No no.21 is Ruan van Rensburg

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:54
  35. avatar
    #131 Andre T

    @Grasshopper: I think they’re washing those green jerseys. It will take some time cause they’re huge and made of wool. Will take long to dry as well.

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:47
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    #130 Grasshopper

    @Andre T: I reckon the Cherries are higher, maybe between EG & Oakdale..

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:46
  37. avatar
    #129 Grasshopper

    Where is Roger and the Red Army today? :mrgreen:

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:42
  38. avatar
    #128 Andre T

    My Top 20 na afloop van gister se wedstryde.

    Geen formules…………blote rugbykennis

    1) Grey Bloem
    2) Garsfontein
    3) Paarl Gim
    4) Hoer Jongenskool Paarl
    5) Waterkloof
    6) Glenwood
    7) Menlopark
    8 ) HTS Middelburg
    9) Monument
    10) Wynberg
    11) Paul Roos
    12) EG Jansen
    13) Oakdale
    14) Grey PE
    15) Nelspruit
    16) Outeniqua
    17) Boland Landbou
    18) Framesby
    19) Selborne
    20) Grey Cherries

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:41
  39. avatar
    #127 bhkgpa

    @Andre T: stem hiermee saam

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:38
  40. avatar
    #126 bhkgpa

    @Speartackle: hopelik kom hulle nie weer weg met skewe lynstane, hande in die ruck en nog vele meer nie :lol:

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:36
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    #125 Redblack White

    @beet: Hi Beet – don’t want to ressurect an old argument carried over from the KERF – but is the no. 21 for Glenwood correct? Is that not the guy who went back to the Cape – ek vra maar net? :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:35
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    #124 Bulle

    @Tjoppa: Wees (asseblief) versigtig wat j se op d blog van skole en beetlejuice regtig nie baie mooi om dinge wat miskien dalk nie waar is aan almal uit te blaker nie.

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:33
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    #123 Andre T

    @Ploegskaar: Kom ons wees ook maar eerlik dat Outeniqua nie vanjaar hul beste jaar sal beleef nie. Ek dink hulle sal sukkel om Top 20 te haal.

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:33
  44. avatar
    #122 BOG

    @Speartackle: Skoonskip, bedoelende gaps?

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:30
  45. avatar
    #121 Andre T

    @Speartackle: Het Menlopark vir Paarl Gim gewen?

    O etter, dink net hoe interessant gaan die Stryd van Lynwoodweg vanjaar wees.

    Ek mis daai bloedbad vir niks.

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:30
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    #120 Ploegskaar

    @Speartackle: ‘n Ou maak jou eie geluk, daarmee het ek Vrede, maar het gister, soos jy kan aflei, gevoel dat daar ‘n string vrotsige beslissings, veral in die eerste helfte, was wat Outeniqua ontneem het van momentum en dat die beslissings ook nie konsekwent beide kante toe was nie. Dit op sig self sou egter nie die uitslag van die wedstryd verander nie, Outeniqua se besluitneming en hantering was skokkend en die feit dat Tarentaal op 10 en Libbok op 13 gespeel word (ek neem aan om die coach se seun Minnie op 9 te akkommodeer) het duidelik ‘n groot impak op hul huidige planlose spelpatroon.

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:28
  47. avatar
    #119 Speartackle

    Garsfontein sou skoongemaak hier

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:17
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    #118 Speartackle

    @Ploegskaar: Vir 4 jaar se ek nou al Grey is een van die luckyste spanne ooit.

    Kyk hulle is goed, maar die luck gaan net altyd hul kant toe.

    Vat nou daai eerste drie van Junior T, die bal kon net sowel enige kant toe gespring het maar woeps binne in sy hande in.

    Oom Gertjie Speler het mos altyd gese The more you practise the luckier you get.

    Jy sal sien more…….luck gaan weer n groot rol speel

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:10
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    #117 Ploegskaar

    @Speartackle: Ek het nie daai game geniet nie.

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:05
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    #116 Speartackle

    @Ploegskaar: Eks moeg ou Ploeg. Gister 3 uur opgestaan en eers 10 uur gisteraand by die huis. Onthou net ook die geselskap was uitputtend.

    Darem maar n lelike vorentoe aangee en illegal losbal gister van Grey ne.

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    29 April, 2014 at 14:00
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    #115 RUGBYMAD

    Both played under 16 A last year did not fail but repeated grade one.

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:58
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    #114 Grasshopper

    @RUGBYMAD: Also a few first teams…

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:53
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    #113 Grasshopper

    @RUGBYMAD: No way, they played Under16 last year so they must be grade 11….unless they both failed…Marco is excellent, my favourite player in the Glenwood 2nd’s…

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:51
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    #112 Ploegskaar

    @Speartackle: Cry me a river? Weer lekker nukkerig.

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:50
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    #111 RUGBYMAD

    It is a festival at Glenwood for under 14, 16 and second teams.

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:48
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    #110 Speartackle

    @RUGBYMAD: What is Bizzsport?

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:35
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    #109 RUGBYMAD

    @Speartackle: yes they are in grade 10

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:34
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    #108 Speartackle

    @BOG: Hoekom adresseer jy boodskappe aan jouself?

    Ek weet nie hoekom jy my uitkak oor die ranglys van Tjoppa nie. Volgens my is Grey bo aan. Niemand kan verder vanjaar julle klop nie miskien Hoer Jongenskool in die Paarl.

    So ontspan nou en gaan vat jou middagslapie daar langs die Vaal in Christiana.

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:30
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    #107 Speartackle

    @RUGBYMAD: Is he only in grade 10?

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:24
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    #106 RUGBYMAD

    @Speartackle: Yes Marco is a very good player and he and Ruan van Rensburg still have three years at Glenwood. I only wonder why Ruan never gets a chance to show what he can do playing center. He has also done very well on fullback at Bizzsport.

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:22
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    #105 Speartackle

    @Ploegskaar: Ag ou Ploegie. Cry me a river. Daai Boland outjies speel met groot durf en alhoewel hulle absoluut oorskadu is in grootte het hul Monnas by verskeie kere meters ver gerolmaal. Monnas het aan die einde met 12 man gespeel en verwoede aanslae afgeweer.

    Dit was egter een van die minder aanskoulike wedstryde van die dag op n dag wat daar bitter min opwinding was behalwe vir die een Oakdale pa.

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:16
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    #104 Speartackle

    @RUGBYMAD: Then that Palvie guy makes my team for the day. He is brilliant

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:12
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    #103 Gungets Tuft

    @Tjoppa: Is that the same Jeppe that lost to Northwood?

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:08
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    #102 RUGBYMAD

    Sorry guys Marco Palvie played in the 8 jersey yesterday Jaco out for three weeks.

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    29 April, 2014 at 13:04
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    #101 BOG

    @BOG: Inteendeel, dit het my nou net bygeval dat die Cherries intussen vir Sentraal oortuigend geklop het, wat beteken dat die eerstes en die Cherries sake sal moet uitspook vir die ereplek op jou “lys” :!:

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    29 April, 2014 at 12:33
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    #100 BOG

    @BOG: Inteendeel, dit het my nou net bygeval dat die Cherries intussen vir Sentraal oortuigend geklop het, wat beteken dat die eerstes en die Cherries sake sal moet uitspook vir die ereplek op jou “lys”

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    29 April, 2014 at 12:31
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    #99 Ploegskaar

    @Speartackle: Boland het elke wedstryd wat hulle hierdie jaar verloor het, met ‘n volsterkte span gespeel. Dis nie lekker nie, maar darem ook nie so erg nie. Twee van die verlore was klaarblyklik teen die opposisie se bench spelers ook. Ai, had ons maar daai diepte.

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    29 April, 2014 at 12:20
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    #98 BOG

    @Speartackle: Laat ek dan die eerste wees om te “haunt”. Volgens ‘julle” logika, moet Grey dan net vir Sentraal wen om bokant die swemskool op julle “lys” te eindig, of hoe? In die algemeen, word hier darem weer wilde afleidings en gevolgtrekkings gemaak- soos gewoonlik. Ek kom die einde vd seisoen, se almal “haai” ? En dan praat ek nie vd S15 span wat sy gat sien in die semis nie

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    29 April, 2014 at 12:19
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    #97 Grasshopper

    @GreenBlooded: Agreed, Jaco MUST be rested for the next game. Why do they keep on playing him. The unbeaten record is gone now, just rest him for his own health…

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    29 April, 2014 at 12:05
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    #96 Speartackle

    @GimOB: Jong ek weet nie meer nie daar is mos sommige skole wat altyd met n ‘nie volle sterkte’ span gespeel het as hulle verloor.

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    29 April, 2014 at 11:47
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    #95 GimOB

    @Speartackle: Sover ek verstaan het WK met ‘n volspan gespeel teen Paarl Gim in sy 24-10 verloor? Help reg asb. (Beserings uitgesluit)

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    29 April, 2014 at 11:38
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    #94 Maroon

    @maroon8: Ek glo daar is lesse geleer in die Grey PE wedstryd. Ons weet almal ons moes daardie wedstryd met gemak gewen het, maar die uitslag staan.
    Ek sal altyd met Korff begin en Meyer op 8 maak ook ‘n groot verskil. Ek hou van Leonard op senter, maar Gallow het gister ‘n goeie wedstryd gehad.

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    29 April, 2014 at 11:31
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    #93 PRondersteuner

    @maroon8: Ja, dit was nogal snaaks dat Jantjies so lank opgebly het. Hy is baie goed vanjaar, maar dis nie asof Nell swak is nie. Ek weet van die eerste keuses sukkel met geringe beserings. Carstens glad nie daar nie. Hoop net die coaches het nou hul les geleer!!!!

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    29 April, 2014 at 11:26
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    #92 GreenBlooded

    @Speartackle: Looked wobbly at stages? This is the kid who got concussed at Kearsney a 9 days ago – worrying!!

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    29 April, 2014 at 11:15
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    #91 maroon8

    @Maroon: ek wag nog vir jou comment na die Grey Pe game…..die patroon tans getuig maar presies dieselfde……….kom ons hoop jy is reg ou!

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    29 April, 2014 at 10:53
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    #90 Speartackle

    @Woltrui: Weet jy Wollies, daar was baie baie mooi mammas. Die Affie mammas het reg voor my gesit en ja, daar is bietjie talent daar maar die mooiste mammas het daar aan die oorkant, daai smal stegie tussen die A en B veld beweeg. Ek het my maar kort kort daar gaan ‘deurskuur’.

    Sjoe daar was een mamma wat lyk my dieselfde gedagtes as ek gehad het en ook gereeld kom ‘skuur’ het. Ons het vir n oomblik oogkontak gemaak en ek kon sien die elektrisiteit was daar. As daar nie sulke lang toue by die badkamers was dink ek die vonke sou gespat het.

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    29 April, 2014 at 10:48
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    #89 Woltrui

    @Speartackle: Who’s got the most beautiful mom’s, behind Affies?? 8-O

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    29 April, 2014 at 10:39
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    #88 Speartackle

    @tornado: Wys jou net mens moet nooit n span onderskat nie en maar altyd jou beste span kies. In die rekordboeke staan daar ………’ verloor teen Sentraal in 2014 ‘……..niemand worry in 2028 of daar n paar outjies nog hekkies gehardloop of dirigente was.

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    29 April, 2014 at 10:01
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    #87 tornado

    @Hanswors: hi ek verstaan teen Sentraal het die manne gebruik om proewe te speel. Daar was baie atlete wat toe nie kon speel wens die atletiek. Hulle is nou n baie beter span

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    29 April, 2014 at 09:51
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    #86 tornado

    Hi manne dankie vir al die comments op die games. Sou graag kloof se game wou sien. Weet iemand dalk wan die delay broadcast van die game ge wys word.

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    29 April, 2014 at 09:48
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    #85 Hanswors

    @Spear – Ek is nie noodwendig n WK ondersteuner nie maar dit was net snaaks dat jy GW se game komplimenteer maar hulle het verloor? Maar dit wat jy se maak sin met die generaal en die brigadiers. Klink my daar is baie sterre in die GW span.
    Baie opvallend is WK se wen oor Paul Roos ook met groot manne in hulle span.
    Dit wys jou maar net weer rugby is n spansport wat met hart gespeel moet word!
    Uit ‘n WK oogpunt weet ek nie wat teen Sentraal verkeerd geloop het nie ?
    Hardloop Duppie nog om die Gat want hy is baie stil

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    29 April, 2014 at 09:45
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    #84 Speartackle

    @Hanswors: En ja, daai verloor teen Sentraal gaan julle ‘haunt’ vanjaar………of dit nou met jul 3de span was of nie.

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    29 April, 2014 at 09:40
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    #83 Speartackle

    @Hanswors: Waterkloof speel puik rugby met n generaal op 10 en 14 brigadiers om hom. Ek noem Glenwood want hulle het my impress. Waterkloof ook maar nie soveel soos Glenwood. Dit was n great game. Beslis die game van die dag.

    Onthou dit is nie altyd die ‘beter’ span wat wen maar eerder die span wat ‘minder foute’ maak.

    Maar ja, voor jy narstreke uithaal, Waterkloof is contenders die jaar.

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    29 April, 2014 at 09:37
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    #82 Hanswors

    @Spear – Glenwood kan duidelik nie verdedig nie want as ‘n span so goed is hoe laat jy 39 punte teen jou toe? Het die opponent die punte aangeteken tydens halftyd toe GW lemoene ge eet het?

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    29 April, 2014 at 09:31
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    #81 Speartackle

    My team of the day

    15) Eduan Keyter ( Affies )
    11) Paul Roos 11
    12) J Jackson ( Oakdale )
    13) Marcell Coetzee ( Maristburg )
    14 ) Paul Roos
    10) Thinus de Beer ( Kloof )
    9 ) Paul Roos
    1 ) Kenny v Rooyen ( Glenwood )
    2 ) Vean Roodt ( Monnas )
    3 ) Armand Jordaan ( EG Jansen )
    4 ) Jaco Willemse ( Paarl Gim )
    5 ) Hendre Stassen ( EG Jansen )
    6 ) De Wet Bezuidenhout ( Grey )
    7 ) McMillan Muller ( Glenwood )
    8 ) Jaco Coetzee ( Glenwood )

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    29 April, 2014 at 09:24
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    #80 Boats

    @Tjoppa: Hi Tjop. Wat is die beetlejuice waarvan jy praat? As dit een of ander middel is wat jou moet groter en sterker maak werk dit beslis nie.

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    29 April, 2014 at 09:10
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    #79 Speartackle

    I watched most of Grey’s games yesterday. Overall the best drilled teams of the day. Same pattern from u/14 through to 1sts. They do the basics right and hard running at full speed. Score a lot of tries from opponents’ mistakes because of the pressure they create. I counted 33 different calls at the u/16 game against Outeniqua. All of them executed to perfection.

    Os du Randt’s son a very promising prospect.

    Getting drilled into a pattern from u/14 it just makes it so much easier when reaching 1st team 4/5 years later. And obviously the habit of winning.

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    29 April, 2014 at 09:06
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    #78 RBugger

    Wow, all I can say is, Affies are the weakest I have ever seen them. They will have a long, hard season ahead of them.

    Gim no 8 looks a real work horse, very good player

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    29 April, 2014 at 09:01
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    #77 Speartackle

    Even though they lost, my team of the day was Glenwood. They showed such calmness and composure when trailing badly.

    That 7 flank a monster, what a player. The rest of the pack also very impressive. Was that Jaco Coetzee at 8? Very promising. Took a few big knocks and looked wobbly at stages but showed so much determination. Great number 8 play from him. 15 also very good.

    I’m very impressed with Glenwood.

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    29 April, 2014 at 08:54
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    #76 BOG

    @Deon Pitzer: 02:51 in suid afrika is 02:51 aan die and er kant vd wereld. Ja net soos ek, is dm ook n og. Lol ” net so uitgelese”. Hull het Al n paar skrywers opgelewer.

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    29 April, 2014 at 08:50
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    #75 Tang

    Why are there no Cape Town based teams at this tournament? The likes of Bishops, Wynberg, Rondebosch seem to be excluded. How many Boland teams attend this tournament?

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    29 April, 2014 at 08:49
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    #74 bhkgpa

    @gimmie: Gim en Paul Roos was die beste van die spanne wat ek gesien het, maar verstaan Waterkloof en Glenwood was ook goed. As Grey goeie voorvoet bal kry dan sal hulle enige span met daardie vinnige agterspelers aan flarde hardloop. As hulle beseerdes eers weer reg is dan gaan hulle baie moeilik geklop word. Kwaggas nie goed as n span nie maar het wel goeie individuele spelers. ek dink hulle speel verkeerde patroon op die oomblik. bal ook te stadig van 9 na agterlyn.

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    29 April, 2014 at 08:48
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    #73 bhkgpa

    @gimmie: Cooper uit vir die jaar, Stander sal dalk gou weer speel, Visagie oefen glo weer liggies en dis moeilik met Grant om seker te weet, n lies is maar moeilik om 100% te herstel.

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    29 April, 2014 at 08:45
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    #72 Deon Pitzer

    @Tjoppa: Ek dink jy reageer te emosioneel op Affies se vertoning. Sulke dinge gebeur, en ek glo jy kan die seuns vergewe om nie te gelukkig te lyk nie en onseker voor te kom. Hulle is net mense, en ek is oortuig hulle is baie trots daarop om die Affies trui aan te trek.Dis waarskynlik juis dié trots wat hulle so seer laat lyk het. Is daar iemand met meer trots en durf as Os du Randt, en selfs hy het teen NZ afgestap en gestap en gesê : “Ek is gatvol” Na die afgelope 2 seisoene weet ek hoe jy voel. Wat is beetlejuice?

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    29 April, 2014 at 08:32
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    #71 Maroon

    @maroon8: Lees asseblief Woltrui se skrywe aan Tjoppa. Selfde geld vir jou.

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    29 April, 2014 at 08:23
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    #70 Woltrui

    @Tjoppa: Gaan kyk na die span van gister en die reserwes. Daar word reeds aandag aan die aangeleentheid gegee. Die laaities wat gister gespeel het het hulle bes gegee :wink:

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    29 April, 2014 at 08:21
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    #69 Playa

    @Grasshopper: Scoreline aside, I thought the College vs CC Schools of Excellence side was well worth being on the A field and televised. I would have rather not seen the HTS – Diamntveldt (I guess the hosts had to get their spotlight moment) or KES – Paul Roos games…those were one sided affairs. I don’t think anyone would have predicted the pounding Affies got from Gim, so I can’t criticise the organisers for letting that one go.

    I would have appreciated even a delayed broadcast of the GW-WK game. We were robbed :(

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:57
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    #68 Tjoppa

    @Woltrui: Nie meer in binnekring vir ‘n geruime tyd. MAAR die vergaan van Affies is onaanvaarbaar, As die rugby publiek, bedoelende ander skole sover as die Kaap dit weet is dit alreeds in die publieke domein, hoekom doen die persone in beheer nie iets nie? Weereens die hele situasie is onaanvaarbaar.

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:54
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    #67 Woltrui

    @beet: Hi Beet. I did send my new e-mail address. Thank you.

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:47
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    #66 Woltrui

    @Tjoppa: Komaan Tjop. Mens hang nie jou vuil wasgoed voor die bure op nie. Spreek dit intern aan.

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:45
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    #65 Grasshopper

    Why the Waterkloof vs Glenwood was not on the A field only the organizers know, far better option than College whipping an invitational team or KES getting spanked by Paul Roos, real pity! Hard luck to the Glenwood boys, they left themselves too much to do in the 2nd half. Well played Klofies!

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:40
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    #64 Lindenpa

    Nog ‘n speler wat my baie interesseer is Waldo Kriel van Monnas. Hy was ‘n fantastiese O/14 atleet wat verskeie sprint-rekords gebreek het en in sy O/14-jaar die SA O/15 kampioen in die 400m was. Daarna het hy van die toneel verdwyn. Ek vind toe by Klerksdorp ouers (hy was in KHS) uit wat van hom geword het en hulle se Monnas het hom gekoop maar hy sukkel met beserings.
    Hy is nooit op Monnas se spanlyste nie maar het 3 driee teen Affies gedruk. Wat het nou weer van hom geword?
    (Ek wonder nou of AndreT iets met sy skuif van KHS na Monnas te doen gehad het, hy het mos bande by albei skole.)

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:30
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    #63 Playa

    @rbw1863: That College backline is quite impressive. Those boys look like they’ve played together since under 8!!! They had the upper hand against a quicker, and slicker Invitational backline. Guma impressed me. Cool as a cucumber…looks lazy running, very deceptive.

    What a comeback by EG!Tjo! The Pansies have to be kicking themselves.Full value victory for the man from Gauteng.

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:22
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    #62 Lindenpa

    BTW, ek sien EG Jansen trek voordeel uit Marais Viljoen se besluit om nie meer Beeldtrofee te speel nie. EG se losskakel, Forest Roos, was tot verlede jaar nog in Marais Viljoen. Of het hy besluit om sy matriek in EG te voltooi vir die akademie? :oops:

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:22
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    #61 Tjoppa

    @Lindenpa: Florida het teen Garsfontein ‘n baie goeie vertoning gelewer. Laat weet my wanneer speel jou span speel en dan doen ons moeite. het al 29 wedstryde gekyk die jaar. So ja.

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:20
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    #60 Lindenpa

    @Tjoppa: Florida in Top 20? Must be joking! You obviously haven’t seen a lot of games.

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:18
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    #59 maroon8

    @PRondersteuner: Die coaching staff kry gewoonlik met groter games sulke snaakse gedagtes……impak spelers en sulke goete…Ek hoop hulle het geleer uit Grey Pey en Waterkloof se verlore…dit moes nooit gewees het nie! As die beste 15 gekies word en speel tot die game gewen is…..sal die span nie sommer verloor nie…..los maar die rotasies….dit is ‘n pot stront en hoort nie in skolerugby nie……EG moet voor gewen word……begin maar met die regte voorry om sommer heel voor te begin…want dit is waar iemand sotlik dink en redeneer……en so ook met die skakelpaar…………Jantjies moes nie eers die 2de helfte @ Kes aanhou speel het…..hy is ‘n X faktor speler en jy rus hom …hoop hy sal kan speel …..coaches???

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:16
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    #58 Tjoppa

    @Woltrui: Wollas my personal game of the day was Glenwood/Waterkloof. The paying public was robbed of the best. Very hard and physical game with Thinus again the difference between winning and loosing.
    Glenwood do definately have a top 10 team this year. Their outstanding player was the black loosie. I think six. Beast se gat. This boy took, and kept busy, Waterkoof’s defence the whole day. Congrats boet you are a monster.

    And again I think the game of the season will be Grey/Waterkloof. They do so good because they play a simple, baseline boring, game with little place for errors. Boring but effective. But I think with Immelman out and Thinus in Waterkloof by 5. :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

    But a warning teams like Paarl Gym, Garsfontein, Oakdale, HTS Middelburg, Monnas, Glenwood, Paul Roos, EG Jansen and Menlopark can and some will beat them.

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    29 April, 2014 at 07:03
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    #57 Tjoppa

    Dan net vir oulaas oor gister waar ons soms briljante rugby gesien het en soms minder.
    Ek kyk nou al 17 jaar Affies rugby en gister was seker die laagtepunt in die geskiedenis. En ek moet dit duidelik stel dat die verloor nie so seer gemaak het nie, ek lieg, maar die manier van verloor. My hart huil.
    Gister moes ons hoor van spelers wat weier om verder te speel, beetlejuice, drank misbruik, beserings wat gefake word en die lys gaan aan en aan. Die hele situasie is opgesom toe die eerste groep reserwes opgestuur is. Waar die manne altyd op en af spring en jy kon hul opgewondenheid en afwagting voel om daardie wit trui aan te trek het drie seuns net daar gestaan met hul koppe onderstebo.

    Dus ‘n oproep vanmore aan dr Edwards. Jou span speel sonder durf en trots, jou gebrek aan optrede skaad waaraan nagenoeg 100 jaar gebou is, raak asseblief ontslae van die gemors ons mis die Affies van ouds.

    ASSEBLIEF

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    29 April, 2014 at 06:44
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    #56 Tjoppa

    The teams top 20 for the year after yesterday’s play.

    1 Waterkloof
    2 HTS Middelburg
    3 Grey College
    4 Glenwood
    5 Garsfontein
    6 Paarl Gim
    7 EG Jansen
    8 MenloPark
    9 Paul Roos
    10 Oakdale
    11 Monnas
    12 Grey PE
    13 HJS Paarl
    14 Outeniqua
    15 Noord Kaap
    16 Boland Landbou
    17 Nelspruit
    18 Jeppe
    19 Maritzburg College
    20 Florida

    And stop phoning me it is only the games and teams we watched based on the day’s performance

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    29 April, 2014 at 06:23
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    #55 Deon Pitzer

    @BOG: Môre. Hoekom wakker om 02h51? Ek is pas terug van vakansie, en het verskeie Deon Meyer romans gelees. In twee van hulle maak hy melding van GCB. Is hy ‘n oudskolier?

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    29 April, 2014 at 06:19
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    #54 BOG

    @gimmie: I am further away from Bloem than you, so I have no idea if he will play. But there are 2 other players too, who are injured, Julian Jordaan, being one of them

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    29 April, 2014 at 02:51
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    #53 gimmie

    PRondersteuner, die Gim vs Paul Roos wedstryd gaan titanies wees…Brendon Venter teen Christoff Lotter…cannot wait for the game…Tierklou, stem Saam…the Grey vs Gim game will be very interesting…Bog, any news on whether Immelmann will play?

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    28 April, 2014 at 21:35
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    #52 Tierklou

    @gimmie: Voor lyk julle baie solied, maar buiten 10 het daar nie veel agter aangegaan vandag nie. Verstaanbaar dat 4 beserings in die agterlyn enige span sal terugsit.
    Cooper is goed, maar daarn was vandag ‘n paar manne wat die bal uitstekend tref – Fortuin (Paul Roos), Jackson (Oakdale) en Petzer (Noord Kaap) en jul eie Walter Smit.
    Ek moet ook noem dat Tygerberg se 10 is tans die voorste puntemaker (84 volgens stoopstats.co.za) is. :lol:

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    28 April, 2014 at 21:01
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    #51 PRondersteuner

    @gimmie: PR started with their bench players today. There are few niggles with the normal starters. I’m looking forward to next Saturday in Paarl!!!!

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    28 April, 2014 at 20:53
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    #50 PRondersteuner

    @bhkgpa: The skills are there, but in senior rugby it’s coached out of them. Just look at the varsity cup. Excellent rugby!!!

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    28 April, 2014 at 20:51
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    #49 Tierklou

    @bhkgpa: Ok, goed om te weet. Sou graag wou sien watter verskil Tarentaal op 10 sou maak – jammer hy is na 2 min van die veld af.

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    28 April, 2014 at 20:51
  118. avatar
    #48 beet

    @Woltrui: Please send me an email so I have an easy to reach you on email address. Thanks

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    28 April, 2014 at 20:47
  119. avatar
    #47 gimmie

    @bhkgpa, Gym has also been decimated by the injuries to 4 of their star players, Grant Hermanus, Wayno Visagie (centre and captain), Ruan Stander (first team wing 2013) and Cooper (best school boy kicker I have ever seen). All of these guys are out for at least 3months. You could see that Gym lacked the skill in the backs to implement the game plan and play at pace. Worst Affies team I have ever seen…felt sorry for the youngsters….Woltrui, are they coached properly? Just seems to me that your coaching is sub-standard…Paul Roos very impressive today…good skill level amongst the backs…

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    28 April, 2014 at 20:20
  120. avatar
    #46 bhkgpa

    @Tierklou: grey bloem also without injured and key players

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    28 April, 2014 at 19:22
  121. avatar
    #45 Tierklou

    – Great comeback & win for Oakdale vs a good Noord Kaap team.
    – Pitty Waterkloof & Glenwood game was not broadcast – maybe in the place of the Maritzburg & Coke XV game.
    – I feel for the guys of KES that was forced to play with XXXL jerseys – can’t be comfortable. Still a relative easy win for Paul Roos.
    – Good win for Paarl Gim – impressive pack of forwards.
    – Grey Bloem good against injured Outeniqua.

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    28 April, 2014 at 19:05
  122. avatar
    #44 Woltrui

    My game of the day: Jansies/Grey PE. Team of the day: Paarl Gim(The game between Paarl Gim and Grey Bloem promise to be a humdinger). Gim playing very constructive rugby. Pity we couldn’t see Kloof/Glenwood. Seems to have been a good game.

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    28 April, 2014 at 18:28
  123. avatar
    #43 boxkick

    @ Muzi…NOW, you have hit the doos on the head…they say our conversion rate from schoolboy rugby to the pro game is poor… hope all the junior coaches read your piece, cause its so true – boetie boetie in your moer in…

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    28 April, 2014 at 18:20
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    #42 CHS08

    I watched all those games today! Grey PE let themselves down there with some poor defending at the end there, credit to EG Jansen though, they showed great character. Selborne keeps making us East Londeners proud. Man that Morgan Steyn boy!!! To me his the best flyhalf in the Eastern Cape! I think Bosch is overrated. Yhuuu that Willemse boy that played 4 for Paarl Gym. Grey Bloem were also good today. My team of the day however is shared between Paarl Gym and Paul Roos. My player of the day is also shared it was that lil scrumhalf from Paul Roos and the Willemse Boy from Paarl Gym!

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    28 April, 2014 at 18:18
  125. avatar
    #41 bhkgpa

    @PRondersteuner: most of the teams are not correctly coach and only a few are taught skills and that is where the problem is.

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    28 April, 2014 at 17:36
  126. avatar
    #40 Muzi

    @PRondersteuner:
    Thanks for the heads up he’s a little great player…he will make the sa schools side this year IMHO.

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    28 April, 2014 at 17:21
  127. avatar
    #39 Muzi

    @PRondersteuner:
    Dick Mallet is a doos…it’s not the players…it’s “boetie boetie” that’s the problem….SA rugby coaches are too conservative and not flexible anough. :-|

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    28 April, 2014 at 17:19
  128. avatar
    #38 Grasshopper

    @CyndiAtRugby: I heard 38-5, but what’s a point?

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    28 April, 2014 at 16:50
  129. avatar
    #37 PRondersteuner

    Wow!! The Paul Roos and Paarl Gym boys look good!! Overall excellent rugby. Wonder if Nick Mallet still think our schoolboys are not properly coached?

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    28 April, 2014 at 16:36
  130. avatar
    #36 CyndiAtRugby

    U14 Glenwood 39-5 Waterkloof

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    28 April, 2014 at 16:31
  131. avatar
    #35 PRondersteuner

    @Muzi: Yes, Jantjies is ok.

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    28 April, 2014 at 16:30
  132. avatar
    #34 Grasshopper

    Under 15
    Glenwood 17 – 0 Waterkloof

    Under 16
    Waterkloof 23 – 14 Glenwood

    Under 14?

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:58
  133. avatar
    #33 pongola

    guma scored few tries but think he can work on his finish and dive to the corner?

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:57
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    #32 rbw1863

    College won 56-15. The invitational team was as expected. Some brilliant individuals in particular the wings, 13, fly half who I think played WP craven week last year and the 8th man. Unfortunately the set pieces and general pattern wasn’t there but credit to them for the 2 tries they scored.

    College were slick and organized, the defense was an issue but against such fluid runners it was somewhat expected. Backs scrambled well a few times in particular Guma and Coetzee. Thought the College forwards were good especially Goodson, Mazwi and Le Roux. Van der Linde, Seba and Guma were the best of the backs. And Kriel when he came on. Brilliant try at the end reminiscent of his brothers. All in all a performance the coaches can take a lot from. Roll on Diamantveld.

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:53
  135. avatar
    #31 Djou

    Congrats to Waterkloof. Shows what a difference a full complement of players make to a team. Should Klofies play Sentraal now (with all their players available), the margin will be huge.

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:45
  136. avatar
    #30 pongola

    not that happy glenwood seems to have lot of fighting spirit. pity couldn’t watch them on tv.
    college 8th man and outside centre looks good.

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:44
  137. avatar
    #29 CyndiAtRugby

    Can anyone help with the U14 Glenwood score?

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:43
  138. avatar
    #28 Grasshopper

    @pongola: That result must have made you very happy!

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:41
  139. avatar
    #27 Grasshopper

    Glenwood 27 – Waterkloof 39, Well done Waterkloof! To beat that very well balanced Glenwood side must have taken a great effort. So I think across the age groups against Klofies it was 2 games each…

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:40
  140. avatar
    #26 pongola

    waterkloof 39-27 glenwood ft

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:39
  141. avatar
    #25 Grasshopper

    Glenwood 27 – Klofies 34, 5 mins to go….eish could be Glenwood’s first loss of the season :-(

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:32
  142. avatar
    #24 Grasshopper

    Affies and KES honestly looked like Under16 sides today, lacked physicality. Maybe they are just two very young sides learning the hard way getting prepared for next year. Seems Glenwood woke up again in the 2nd half to show real guts…

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:31
  143. avatar
    #23 Muzi

    Grey College is going to annihilate Affies in PTA later this year…what I saw this afternoon from Sakkie’s team was not pretty at all. :-|

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:23
  144. avatar
    #22 CyndiAtRugby

    @pongola: So grateful for your updates. The other updates are all way behind you

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:23
  145. avatar
    #21 Muzi

    Affies is a one man show….Eduan Keyter….Tian Schmulian is not an outside centre the poor lad looked lost.

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:19
  146. avatar
    #20 pongola

    31-27 42min

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:19
  147. avatar
    #19 EG Ouer

    Well done EG Jansen with that comeback. Showed some caracter. I think KES found out that to play the top rugby schools is quite challenging. Not the traditional games they are use to. Affies is going to have a long season.

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:16
  148. avatar
    #18 Muzi

    Jaco Willemse is a machine…. 8-O

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:16
  149. avatar
    #17 pongola

    31-20 37min

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:15
  150. avatar
    #16 pongola

    31-15 28min

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    28 April, 2014 at 15:00
  151. avatar
    #15 pongola

    waterkloof 31-8 glenwood 25min

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:57
  152. avatar
    #14 pongola

    waterkloof 17-8 glenwood 16min

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:55
  153. avatar
    #13 bhkgpa

    @Grasshopper: should be but on current performance Gim and Paul Roos should be the strongest in the winelands with Wynberg the cape school to beat

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:49
  154. avatar
    #12 Grasshopper

    Wineland schools looking strong, interschools will be interesting. Affies & KES looking to have weaker years…

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:39
  155. avatar
    #11 bhkgpa

    Great games by PAul Roos and Paarl Gim, both played with speed and lots of skills. Yes they did not play against the best of opposition but they kept to their structure and game plan, well done with the 2 big wins.

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:20
  156. avatar
    #10 Grasshopper

    @Queenian: yeah, that is why I’m battling to see them beat Westville or College even at home…

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:17
  157. avatar
    #9 Queenian

    @Grasshopper: KES got a hiding second to none I saw that coming they even lost to one of the weakest Queens teams in years the other day.

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:12
  158. avatar
    #8 Grasshopper

    28-7 to Gim 40mins into the game…

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:09
  159. avatar
    #7 Grasshopper

    Jaco Willemse seems a large boy, any relation to Paul Willemse?

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:08
  160. avatar
    #6 Queenian

    Thanks I just asked Beet see if he can find out whats happening with Paarl Gym and Affies

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:07
  161. avatar
    #5 Gungets Tuft

    Good source of scores at http://www.webrugby.co.za

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:06
  162. avatar
    #4 Gungets Tuft

    @Queenian: Think the match is only at 2.30. Been some program shuffles.

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    28 April, 2014 at 14:02
  163. avatar
    #3 Queenian

    Anybody have the Glenwood vs Waterkloof score

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    28 April, 2014 at 13:48
  164. avatar
    #2 Muzi

    KES were given a can of whoop ass…hopefully little jantjies is ok…he didn’t look good when he came off.

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    28 April, 2014 at 13:20
  165. avatar
    #1 Grasshopper

    KES taking a pounding! Must be one of their biggest losses ever….

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    28 April, 2014 at 13:09