Kearsney ERF Squads with stats

14 April, 2014 beet Squads, Stats 124

The Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival Squad player name, dates of birth, height and weight stats:

AFFIES DOB H W DALE DOB H W
Jano Espag 05/03/97 1.85 98 1 Zimi Ngqongqwana 27/06/95 1.77 100
Viaan Mong 23/01/97 1.72 91 2 Sango Mtotywa 21/01/96 1.70 91
DP du Plessis 18/07/96 1.96 116 3 Kuhle Mokhoabane 10/05/96 1.80 100
Ruben van Heerden 27/10/97 1.97 110 4 Johan Loubser 13/02/96 1.90 97
Jaun Basson 21/03/97 1.96 100 5 Lwazi Poswayo 17/10/95 1.84 83
Gavin Foster 29/01/96 1.86 94 6 Buntu Ponono 14/04/96 1.71 87
Vic Meyer 24/03/97 1.87 87 7 Bunono Sindi 18/09/97 1.74 86
Louis de Jong 12/09/95 1.86 98 8 Ronald Jiri 01/01/96 1.77 90
PACK SIZE 1.88 794 PACK SIZE 1.78 734
Carlo de Nysschen 01/08/96 1.77 78 9 Sibusiso Ngcokovane 17/02/96 1.65 70
Dale Hendriks 15/03/96 1.78 76 10 Courtney Winnaar 27/03/97 1.80 80
Janco Booysen 27/05/97 1.79 80 11 Luyolo Khuse 06/03/97 1.75 86
Eddie Fouché 04/07/97 1.82 91 12 Siyamthanda Mgubo 16/10/97 1.70 80
Tiaan Schmulian 29/03/96 1.87 98 13 Yamkela Nyalambisa 23/02/96 1.80 86
Pieter Coetser 05/12/96 1.90 85 14 Luzuko Mase 29/06/95 1.81 84
Eduan Keyter 13/06/96 1.85 88 15 Justerino Davids 12/02/95 1.90 75
Remon Viviers 07/07/96 1.79 94 16 Bubele Gongqa 31/01/97 1.65 95
Reynhard Goosen 21/03/96 1.83 100 17 Reezwaan Shahadat 21/12/96 1.77 114
Rohan Roelofse 09/05/96 1.86 92 18 Lukesa Njokweni 11/06/96 1.87 95
Eduan Lubbe 12/08/97 1.85 100 19 Keanu Grootboom 04/08/96 1.89 90
Kristian du Plessis 04/03/97 1.74 83 20 Siyanda Am 03/03/97 1.78 80
Ryno Lourens 07/07/97 1.75 76 21 Siphe Renene 02/05/97 1.65 70
Henco Jordaan 25/01/97 1.86 70 22 Jonathan Booysen 30/12/97 1.70 80
Niell Bezuidenhout 04/07/97 1.79 94 23 Godknows Mavara 24/02/96 1.80 72
EG JANSEN DOB H W FRAMESBY DOB H W
Rouxbann Bauman 21/04/97 1.87 110 1 Wessel Strydom 12/12/95 1.88 110
Nico Peyper 16/07/97 1.78 89 2 André Lategan 14/01/97 1.80 88
Armand Jordaan 02/10/96 1.95 118 3 Roché van Zyl 14/06/96 1.80 105
Quinton van der Schyff 28/01/96 1.90 92 4 Ludwig Liebenberg 19/08/96 1.88 100
Hendre Stassen 27/12/97 2.00 110 5 Wihan Coetzer 30/08/96 1.95 92
Eben Buitendach 21/08/97 1.87 93 6 SF Nieuwoudt 27/08/96 1.80 88
Dylan van der Walt 02/11/97 1.90 95 7 Ruben Pretorius 03/10/97 1.88 88
Warren Brits 21/01/97 1.93 104 8 Neal Brophy 12/04/96 1.75 85
PACK SIZE 1.90 811 PACK SIZE 1.84 756
Charl Barkhuizen 01/01/96 1.80 80 9 Rouché Nel 26/03/96 1.75 75
Forrest Roos 21/01/96 1.82 72 10 Tiaan Stander 26/01/96 1.83 92
Irvin Ali 26/10/97 1.81 75 11 Mfundo Ndawo 22/01/95 1.76 70
Delano Kotze 06/06/96 1.87 100 12 Malan Marais 21/03/97 1.83 95
Erich Cronje 01/01/97 1.87 92 13 Tiaan Louwrens 04/06/96 1.81 86
Juan Botha 29/07/96 1.85 83 14 Rikus Zaayman 06/05/97 1.78 75
Martin van Wyk 23/01/96 1.70 75 15 Jaquis Oosthuizen 04/07/96 1.75 76
Brandon Hayward 14/02/96 1.75 105 16 Gerhard van As 17/07/96 1.82 95
Morne Taute 03/05/96 1.78 109 17 Ruan Louwrens 17/09/96 1.72 95
Edwin Jansen 22/08/97 1.87 86 18 Dean Verwey 11/05/96 1.80 96
Jonathan Strydom 17/02/97 1.83 95 19 Wikus van Rooyen 29/07/96 1.85 86
Xander Crause 18/04/97 1.80 83 20 Jurgens Viljoen 13/01/97 1.74 80
Marco Niemand 02/10/97 1.85 97 21 Wayne Moss 05/10/97 1.70 65
Dillan Robus 14/07/97 1.80 87 22 Dillon Carr 06/04/97 1.75 72
Esuan van Niekerk 10/09/97 1.86 115 23 Tiaan Potgieter 14/03/96 1.70 75
GLENWOOD DOB H W GREY COLLEGE DOB H W
Kenny van Niekerk 29/01/96 1.85 101 1 Ruben Terblanche 21/02/96 1.78 104
Percy Mngadi 19/01/96 1.71 101 2 JC Janse van Vuuren 03/01/96 1.73 95
Jakobus Tredoux 23/02/96 1.82 105 3 Callie Janse van Vuuren 03/05/96 1.75 115
Kevin du Randt 15/02/96 1.90 97 4 Jurie Burger 20/10/97 1.93 102
Ruan Desmore 03/07/96 1.90 90 5 Kassel Rothman 16/04/96 1.92 89
James Venter 21/08/96 1.80 90 6 De Wet Bezuidenhoudt 10/09/96 1.83 92
McMillan Muller 06/08/96 1.80 102 7 Jacques du Preez 25/01/96 1.84 96
Jaco Coetzee 10/06/96 1.87 100 8 Alex Jonker 23/07/96 1.80 91
PACK SIZE 1.83 786 PACK SIZE 1.82 784
Kwazi Khanyile 22/12/96 1.62 70 9 Dian Badenhorst 08/08/96 1.72 80
Curtis Jonas 27/08/96 1.68 71 10 Dwayne Wessels 09/01/96 1.78 77
Philani Ngcobo 13/04/96 1.79 71 11 Niel Stannard 16/04/96 1.77 76
Ruben Fouché 06/03/96 1.84 82 12 Mike Anndrade 27/02/96 1.78 86
Sphandla Ngcobo 28/07/95 1.76 73 13 Julian Jordaan 02/01/96 1.72 82
Ilunga Mukendi 07/05/97 1.81 83 14 Charl Pretoruis 23/08/96 1.73 80
Morné Joubert 19/01/96 1.80 80 15 Henry Immelman 26/05/95 1.91 92
PJ Kobbie 10/07/96 1.88 92 16 Daniel Rust 13/02/97 1.73 90
Christopher Klopper 09/07/97 1.84 99 17 Janu Botha 06/03/96 1.72 110
Nama Xaba 26/07/97 1.83 90 18 Janco van Tonder 06/03/97 1.85 87
Christopher Bredell 26/03/96 1.83 89 19 Henry Slabbert 04/03/96 1.80 90
Jayden Morgan 19/12/97 1.78 74 20 CJ Lötter 02/03/96 1.80 74
Marco Palvie 18/10/97 1.85 97 21 Lourens Steenkamp 18/02/97 1.81 80
Donovan du Randt 14/01/97 1.69 70 22 Glenn Erickson 17/04/96 1.75 73
23 Raynard Esterhuizen 28/03/97 1.88 110
HTS MIDDELBURG DOB H W KEARSNEY DOB H W
Kyle Brits 29/03/96 1.86 97 1 Tijde Visser 21/09/96 1.75 99
JP Mans 06/10/96 1.76 95 2 Nicholas Luyt 09/05/97 1.75 88
Ruan Groenewald 22/04/96 1.76 93 3 Matthew Maddock 06/10/96 1.89 128
Marko Maré 23/06/96 1.92 96 4 Khanyisani Xaba 03/11/96 1.84 90
Driaan Bester 25/05/96 1.93 103 5 Tristan Dixon 23/04/97 1.94 104
Chrisjan Steynberg 16/01/97 1.82 82 6 Anthony Quenet 05/03/96 1.79 89
Derik Willemse 15/01/97 1.84 83 7 Jesse Rich 12/04/96 1.85 87
Eric Basson 17/01/97 1.81 94 8 Stephen Tedder 11/07/96 1.80 82
PACK SIZE 1.84 743 PACK SIZE 1.83 767
Stephan Enslin 25/03/96 1.85 84 9 James Hall 02/01/96 1.70 78
Lohan Bennett 06/03/96 1.83 87 10 Tristan Tedder 17/04/96 1.80 72
Liaan Prinsloo 06/02/96 1.90 89 11 Brendan Vorster 26/02/97 1.76 75
Ruan Luddick 03/01/97 1.81 87 12 Sebastien Pau 16/03/97 1.84 86
Jacques du Toit 07/02/97 1.84 77 13 James Tedder 18/04/97 1.87 81
Brandon Par-Bailey 07/01/97 1.79 77 14 Mitchell Nesbit 06/01/97 1.79 78
Barend Smit 12/02/96 1.84 94 15 Stefan Harris 18/01/96 1.71 76
Johandre Olckers 06/06/97 1.78 95 16 Mzingisi Bam 01/03/96 1.69 82
Kyle van Aswegen 29/03/96 1.84 115 17 David Brown 10/01/97 1.83 83
Dehan Opperman 24/07/96 1.84 82 18 Patrick Zietkiewicz 06/05/96 1.82 80
Bernard Kotzenberg 25/12/96 1.81 82 19 Joshua van Vuuren 02/07/97 1.83 87
Francois de Villiers 12/02/97 1.82 75 20 Cian Waugh 21/09/96 1.79 87
Reynard van As 27/03/97 1.83 77 21 Langa Hlongwane 04/03/96 1.82 84
Neven Nel 29/07/96 1.77 97 22 Brandon Hughes 25/01/97 1.84 82
MONNAS DOB H W NICO MALAN DOB H W
Kevin Booth 28/05/96 1.82 104 1 Peter-Lafras Moolman 19/10/96 1.86 105
Vean Roodt 19/08/95 1.81 107 2 Alandré van Rooyen 23/08/96 1.82 106
Jaco Holtzhausen 12/01/96 1.83 106 3 Nehan Rautenbach 21/06/97 1.86 110
Rhyno Herbst 05/07/96 1.96 113 4 Pieter-Steyl Swanepoel 03/10/97 1.95 85
Len Massyn 21/05/97 1.92 93 5 Dirk Staats 19/03/97 1.90 92
Gavin Delport 26/01/96 1.81 90 6 Andries Jacobs 01/03/96 1.76 90
Tiaan van Wyk 30/03/96 1.84 87 7 Willem Rautenbach 02/02/96 1.76 90
Juan Lemmer 27/10/96 1.86 96 8 Dean vd Westhuizen 08/05/96 1.84 95
PACK SIZE 1.86 796 PACK SIZE 1.84 773
Stefan Fitzgerald 06/12/95 1.72 80 9 Dian Hartzenberg 21/02/97 1.77 75
Ivan Smit 15/04/97 1.91 79 10 Darren Domingo 01/02/96 1.64 83
Desbie Joubert 01/03/97 1.77 78 11 Curwin Potgieter 07/03/95 1.70 62
Ernst Beumer 02/06/97 1.85 95 12 Ruben Botha 02/07/96 1.82 90
Armand Grobler 29/04/96 1.78 77 13 Armand de Lange 02/09/96 1.82 76
Josh Swanepoel 28/03/96 1.80 80 14 Dominik Uytenbogaardt 09/03/96 1.84 85
Stian Joubert 07/01/97 1.71 75 15 Charlton Geswint 08/03/96 1.75 75
Justin Brandon 09/08/97 1.80 83 16 Billa Uys 25/03/97 1.80 91
Dylan Wood 02/08/96 1.85 100 17 Pierre Janeke 09/05/96 1.88 103
Reinhard Nothnagel 35698 2.01 100 18 Martin Pretorius 35225 1.85 93
Henro Liebenberg 21/02/97 1.85 95 19 Cornel Steyn 22/08/96 1.90 90
Jacques Joubert 11/01/96 1.76 70 20 Carlo du Toit 01/03/97 1.80 90
Wikus van Biljon 27/09/96 1.76 65 21 Lourens van Zyl 12/05/95 1.75 70
Elmar du Plessis 13/01/97 1.81 77
Jaco Smith 15/03/96 1.86 108
SELBORNE DOB H W WESTVILLE DOB H W
Tango Balekile 07/03/96 1.83 97 1 Jordan Els 11/06/97 1.86 110
Grant Venter 19/08/97 1.76 97 2 Renier Pieterse 27/08/96 1.79 96
Daniel Voigt 25/04/97 1.78 118 3 Cody Thomas 01/03/96 1.85 114
Daniel Froneman 10/03/97 1.90 96 4 Brandon Warner 14/01/96 1.87 105
Robert Lyons 26/06/96 1.88 104 5 Sibabalo Qoma 17/02/97 1.86 97
Adrian Greig 10/05/96 1.80 92 6 Adrian Heystek 16/02/96 1.88 95
Skye Bawden 13/11/95 1.77 87 7 Nathan Meilhon 17/04/96 1.86 120
Jason Steyn 20/02/96 1.84 100 8 Teigan Erasmus 22/04/96 1.82 86
PACK SIZE 1.82 791 PACK SIZE 1.85 823
Ryan Boy 20/06/96 1.71 69 9 Kyan Braithwaite 22/07/96 1.72 75
Morgan Steyn 12/06/97 1.77 88 10 Lindo Buthelezi 12/04/96 1.72 75
Tristian Coetzer 10/04/97 1.79 85 11 Shane Ball 29/08/96 1.79 77
David Brits 27/04/97 1.79 88 12 Wayne Smith 07/03/96 1.80 90
Jacinto Da Silva 15/06/96 1.79 80 13 Juan Anderson 09/02/96 1.71 77
Milani Lubelwana 02/01/96 1.79 85 14 Donovan Pieters 12/12/95 1.71 76
Liam McLoughllin 14/02/96 1.76 80 16 Joshua Bailey 20/04/96 1.80 98
Lutho Selem 14/05/97 1.80 96 17 Shawn Stoltz 20/04/97 1.84 103
Cole van Tonder 28/12/97 1.83 99 18 Yuric Thambran 12/03/96 1.83 85
Gregg Shean 26/01/96 1.92 86 19 Devon Muller 24/01/97 1.86 88
Heinrich Nieuwenhuizen 30/03/97 1.85 84 20 Joshua Murphy 10/10/96 1.86 95
Sibahle Dunjana 03/04/96 1.69 60 21 Garryth Jackson 24/10/96 1.72 80
Michael Botha 28/05/97 1.80 80 22 Ruan Kotze 30/08/96 1.84 85
Brandon Perks 25/07/96 1.83 89 23 Bradley Smith 19/06/96 1.81 80
24 Simiso Phahla 30/03/96 1.71 77

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124 Comments

  1. avatar
    #124 Woltrui

    @ROOIBUL: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
    So die mense hoef nie stoeltjies saam te bring nie. Dus net die suurstofmaskers vir die “smog”. En natuurlik ietsie om hul besig te hou as die ligte na 6h00 afgeskakel word. Ek meen om na ‘n koolmyn te kyk gaan die manne net so lank besig hou. 8)

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    19 April, 2014 at 09:29
  2. avatar
    #123 ROOIBUL

    Halo, al julle SBR lovers.
    Soos julle weet, is die 2014 Craven week die jaar by HTS Middelburg.
    Goeie nuus !!! Daar is sitplek vir julle almal, pa,ma,ouma,oupa en kleinboet, niemand sal op die grond hoef te sit nie.
    En dis als onder dak. :wink:

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    18 April, 2014 at 20:15
  3. avatar
    #122 Bulle

    @pongola: No the no 8 of Affies is actually u/18. The no 7 from Selbourne is actually u/19.

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    17 April, 2014 at 15:19
  4. avatar
    #121 Redblack White

    @pongola: He’s ok – Schools play u/19 – he may not make it for Craven week though.

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    17 April, 2014 at 12:00
  5. avatar
    #120 pongola

    isn’t affies 8th man too old?

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    17 April, 2014 at 11:37
  6. avatar
    #119 Griffon

    @ Pedantic : I believe he is the same player. Saw him play as a flank in u14 at the Skonk Tournament if I recall.

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    16 April, 2014 at 19:32
  7. avatar
    #118 Duppie

    @Andre T: Gaan jy Chelsea Blommeskou toe die jaar. Hoor ‘n nuwe opwindende talent van SA gaan die SA skouspel nou behartig.

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    16 April, 2014 at 17:04
  8. avatar
    #117 Duppie

    @Andre T: Nee

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    16 April, 2014 at 16:55
  9. avatar
    #116 Andre T

    @Duppie: Onthou jy hom nog?

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    16 April, 2014 at 16:50
  10. avatar
    #115 Duppie

    @Andre T: Se hy moet volgende keer waai as hy my sien.

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    16 April, 2014 at 16:47
  11. avatar
    #114 Andre T

    @Duppie: Hy wil kyk hoe dit nie gespeel moet word.

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    16 April, 2014 at 16:45
  12. avatar
    #113 Duppie

    @Andre T: As hy enigiets van rugby weet wat soek hy by TUKS se games.

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 16:43
  13. avatar
    #112 Andre T

    @Duppie: Knowthegame se hy sien jou gereeld daar by Tuks se games.

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 16:37
  14. avatar
    #111 Duppie

    @Andre T: Nee man net Buffel en sy seun.

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 16:31
  15. avatar
    #110 Andre T

    @Duppie: Beide van hulle?

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 16:26
  16. avatar
    #109 Duppie

    @Andre T: Nommel 3

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 16:10
  17. avatar
    #108 Andre T

    @Buffel: Watter posisie speel julle?

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 15:45
  18. avatar
    #107 Duppie

    @Andre T: Xactly

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 15:42
  19. avatar
    #106 Andre T

    @Duppie: M.a.w hulle kon amper teen mekaar gespeel het as Kearsney teen techs sou speel?

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    16 April, 2014 at 15:39
  20. avatar
    #105 Duppie

    @Andre T: Ja maar toe matriek eindelik daar klaar gekry sy seun is nou 4jaar later in Kearsney. Wat pla jou ‘n pa probeer mos altyd om sy seun beter te gee as wat hy gehad het.

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 15:36
  21. avatar
    #104 Andre T

    @Buffel: Het jy nie nog tot onlangs een of ander tegniese skool in die Kaap ondersteun?

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 15:33
  22. avatar
    #103 Buffel

    @Grasshopper: I stand to be corrected but early 60’s I think.

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    16 April, 2014 at 15:30
  23. avatar
    #102 OudUppie

    @BOG: Weet ongelukkig ook nie – sal by die seun hoor – miskien weet hy. Weet net hy is ‘n baie goeie gewigstoter.

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    16 April, 2014 at 13:28
  24. avatar
    #101 BOG

    @Pedantic: I have no idea. Im not close to Bloem or the team. But its not unusual for a player to arrive at GCB in one position and then made into something else. I know of many.@OudUppie: Miskien kan jy Pedantic se vraag beantwoord?

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    16 April, 2014 at 13:05
  25. avatar
    #100 Andre T

    Happy Birthday Neil Stannard

    Lekker verjaar Neiltjie.

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    16 April, 2014 at 11:57
  26. avatar
    #99 Andre T

    @BoishaaiPa: Ja, daai een.

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 11:49
  27. avatar
    #98 BoishaaiPa

    @Andre T: Daai tent waar jy nie was nie en die koue bier gestaan en wag het vir jou?

    ReplyReply
    16 April, 2014 at 11:45
  28. avatar
    #97 OudUppie

    @Pinotage: Watter posisie speel jou seun? Ons moet mekaar verseker ken – my seun speel ook vir GC o/16A – linker vleuel.

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    16 April, 2014 at 10:30
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    #96 Pedantic

    @BOG: Enough about seating – back to business – As a matter of interest, I see Daniel Rust in the GCB squad at #16 – would you know if he is the same youngster who played KZN U13 Flyhalf in 2010? Interesting that he is now a hooker ??

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    16 April, 2014 at 10:14
  30. avatar
    #95 Andre T

    @BOG: Dis ook nou tipies hierdie KXN’ers wat n moerse gesprek sal aanknoop oor wie moet waar sit. Plaas staan die mensies eerder dat hulle kan langer word en ophou moan oor hul gebrek aan lengte.

    Small things amuse small minds

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    16 April, 2014 at 09:39
  31. avatar
    #94 BOG

    @Grasshopper: As far as Im concerned Brent crude and NY Light is of greater importance than where I sit at Kearsney- even if I hang in a tree. And Im not even in the oil industry

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    16 April, 2014 at 09:31
  32. avatar
    #93 RBugger

    KC have a fantastic set up and the boys should always stay on the Grandstand, it adds to the atmosphere. Since my school days at Pretoria Boys High, we always sat on the green stands opposite the main stand and we never had a problem at all.

    KC has a Kings Park vibe to it now, like Buffel said, standing behind the posts is awesome, chances are, you will be called to a gazebo for a good drink or two – look for Mr Schramm, he will keep you entertained and well hydrated :mrgreen:

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    16 April, 2014 at 09:23
  33. avatar
    #92 Grasshopper

    @BOG: hahaha, true! In Bloem they have to sit in minus temperatures in the late afternoon in winter…

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    16 April, 2014 at 09:19
  34. avatar
    #91 BOG

    Well, if they do not have underseat heating, and a closing roof for when it rains, I shall not be attending. And who the hell, cares?

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    16 April, 2014 at 09:15
  35. avatar
    #90 Grasshopper

    @beet: Ah OK, smaller schools used to sit on the concrete stands. Not much can be done about pillars, it’s needed to hold the building up….just a little bit of required engineering ;-)

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    16 April, 2014 at 09:10
  36. avatar
    #89 beet

    @Grasshopper: No at Glenwood, the visiting school now sits on the wooden stands as well.

    Glenwood has moved and sits closest to the McDonald Road end while the visitors sit by the hockey astro end.

    These are the best seats as far as I’m concerned. The concrete may be undercover but it comes with huge obstacles in the form of those annoying support pillars

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    16 April, 2014 at 08:59
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    #88 Redblack White

    @Gungets Tuft: Also never thought about it, but lets face it, that area is by no means a prime spot – so shouldn’t take too much persuading. Someone else here said it may be a good idea to put up signage – In that case we need to include a : “Beware flying Bashers”sign there. In fairness though, most people are aware of basher ridge, but I guess at big games maybe use some of the red/white chevron tape to demarcate the area – as I said, no big offence because the nice seats (not facing the sun) are on the stands on the other side of the field.

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    16 April, 2014 at 08:38
  38. avatar
    #87 Grasshopper

    @Buffel: Yep. Just out of interest when was the main stand at Kearsney built? 80’s?

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    16 April, 2014 at 08:36
  39. avatar
    #86 Buffel

    @Grasshopper: good call- rather be in the open stands or there abouts. far better viewing from there and very chilly in the concrete area.

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    16 April, 2014 at 08:23
  40. avatar
    #85 Buffel

    @Gungets Tuft: good idea. At Kearsney,it is the visiting boys that sit on the open side of the field with the Medway stand available to visitors , KC boys and local supporters. I find it more festive to sit in the sun behind the poles and shout from there. That space has grown from a few chairs to full blown Gazebos ,braais and in some cases ,fine crystal . Space there has become prime and you need to set up
    on the Friday to get a good vantage point.

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    16 April, 2014 at 08:19
  41. avatar
    #84 Grasshopper

    At Glenwood it’s pretty clear, the school is seated on the temporary stands, the visiting school on the concrete stands under the main school building and parents/spectators fill the rest of the stands. The boys are in the sun, the way it should be out of respect for their elders and visitors.

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    16 April, 2014 at 08:09
  42. avatar
    #83 Gungets Tuft

    I have seen it look a bit awkward at College as well, when visitors take seats on the boys “stand” – the stepped area on the South Western side of Goldstones. When the boys arrive they sort of get “relocated” by sheer weight of numbers. Would hate to think they feel the boys are bad mannered, but the East open stand and the Kent Pavillion (east side – west is for VIPs) are for parents and visitors.

    Perhaps the war-cry leaders should be tasked with explaining what’s up – perhaps they already are, it never occurred to me.

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    16 April, 2014 at 07:41
  43. avatar
    #82 kcob

    @Buffel: @Westers: um; see it how you want. Most of the Kearsney parents sit in the sun around the field. Yes; the parents who pay the fees and they more than happy too have it this way. So why would they have it as you suggest. Anyway it’s the way it is and old boys before will not permit this to be any other way. The old boys have a strong representation with an amazing Head and Staff; who honour the good traditions before them. Your comments are noted though.

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    16 April, 2014 at 07:05
  44. avatar
    #81 Andre T

    @BoishaaiPa: Dis juis die geselskap wat my worry. Dit herinner my aan die tent by Paarl Gim 2011.

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    16 April, 2014 at 07:01
  45. avatar
    #80 Buffel

    @Scrum Doctor: been that way since year dot and it wont change .It is called tradition.

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    16 April, 2014 at 02:58
  46. avatar
    #79 Westers

    @kcob: It is your school and yes you are free to do as you wish. But most people would see it being disrespectful to the opposition to make them sit looking into the blazing sun whilst your own are sitting comfortably in the shade of the main stand.
    Why not reserve the whole stand for both schools pupils and let the parents and other supporters bake in the sun?

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    15 April, 2014 at 22:54
  47. avatar
    #78 BoishaaiPa

    @Andre T: Dodgy of nie…Ek kan op n omgedraaide bottel ook lekker rugby sit en kyk,,hang alles van die geselskap rondom jou af!

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    15 April, 2014 at 22:34
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    #77 BoishaaiPa

    @CHS08: Couple of years ago Paul Roos had Os Hamman that weighed in at 153 kg at 18!..There have been many 120kg plus boys in teams over the past few years. This year’s crop is actually not that big overall.

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    15 April, 2014 at 22:31
  49. avatar
    #76 kcob

    The boys seating on those stands is like time and memorial…it should never changes and visitors not expect it to; then you will never be disappointed!!! Hope the boys stay on the left side forever!!! It’s our school…that’s how we like it!

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    15 April, 2014 at 21:57
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    #75 CHS08

    @Ploegskaar: No man 112kg and 122kg at 17?? Yhoo hayi these kids I don’t know anymore! How are then other normal teams suppose to scrum or tackle such kids?

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    15 April, 2014 at 19:37
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    #74 Ploegskaar

    @CHS08: Bellville HS’s 2 u17 props, both in the WP Elite Squad, weigh in at a healthy 112Kg and 122Kg respectively, but they have very little fat mass and are very fit. Some would say their size can be attributed to the quality meat from one of their sponsors, QC86 can vouch for that!

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    15 April, 2014 at 19:27
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    #73 CHS08

    EG Jansen have a massive pack!!!

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    15 April, 2014 at 19:11
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    #72 CHS08

    Goodness me how’s it possible that these 2 props from EG Jansen are so big at 17 and 18 years of !age??? What are they feeding these boys? They children!!

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    15 April, 2014 at 19:05
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    #71 QC86

    @Woltrui: jee went to Potch the other day to watch my eldest play,hell hulle was mooi

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    15 April, 2014 at 17:04
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    #70 Woltrui

    @QC86: Hahahahaha…. Beet still making excuses for the lack of communication in 2013!!! We will forgive but never forget…. They say the Mfazis in that part of the town is almost as beautiful as the Pretoria girls 8)

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    15 April, 2014 at 16:46
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    #69 Andre T

    @Duppie: en n moerse houding met Wildeklawer 2010 daai dag toe Affies soos Landsdowne Road gelyk het.

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    15 April, 2014 at 16:18
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    #68 Duppie

    @Andre T: Al klagte teen Klub600 is die besigheids ure.

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    15 April, 2014 at 16:16
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    #67 Andre T

    @BoishaaiPa: As Klub 600 vir jou lekker was dan klink die ander 3 ook bietjie dodgy

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    15 April, 2014 at 16:10
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    #66 QC86

    @beet: A couple of Selborne parents are going to play myth busters at that tent, come Thursday.Taking all my old phones with just in case.Wollie and i still think it had more to do with skirt than bad comm’s

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    15 April, 2014 at 16:07
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    #65 Duppie

    @Andre T: Hy moet een of ander tyd op sy eie voete leer staan.

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    15 April, 2014 at 16:00
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    #64 BoishaaiPa

    My 4 best places to watch SBR from..in no particular order…Markotter Suite or Rooftop at Paul Roos…The Stoep at Brugstraat clubhouse…Die Dek at Grey College and Klub 600 at Affies…

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    15 April, 2014 at 15:57
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    #63 sharkie

    @Scrum Doctor: the game against westville recently there were big signs on the stands saying reserved. people chose to sit there anyway. i agree placing long blankets is wrong when the people only come for the main game. I was there and even after the move there was some spaces, what must also be remembered is that this was an open weekend at the school with some 228 new kids there so i am sure there were some potential new parents who stayed to watch the rugby so probably a bigger crowd that what was expected. must say the new stand is awesome and will be well used in the seasons to come.probably one of the nicest places to watch school boy rugby

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    15 April, 2014 at 15:45
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    #62 RBugger

    @Beet: I agree with your comments on the irritation of people booking seats by placing blankets and cushions along the stands. If you want those seats, then you must be prepared to sit there all day

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    15 April, 2014 at 15:25
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    #61 Andre T

    @Cappie: Nee Cappie, ek terg julle net. Ek verstaan en het maar n sagte plekkie vir Affies ook. My swaer, Speartackle was vir n dag in Affies, so die soft spot is daar al is dit maar n baie sagte een.

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    15 April, 2014 at 14:53
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    #60 Andre T

    @Duppie: Goeie vraag.

    Die ander groot vraag is……..wat soek jy op die blog?

    Jys veronderstel om vir Barry Roux te help.

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    15 April, 2014 at 14:50
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    #59 Duppie

    @Ooploop: Wat soek jy dan by Kearsney? :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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    15 April, 2014 at 14:10
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    #58 Ooploop

    @Duppie: Bevrees die antwoord op beide jou vrae is nee en miskien eendag as my laaitie oud, goed (en groot) genoeg is kan hy 1ste speel en as ek genoeg geld het kan ek n Harley ry :mrgreen:

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    15 April, 2014 at 14:08
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    #57 beet

    @BOG: The beer tent is still there Bog. I personally have never visited it :mrgreen:

    The poor cellphone network signal remains the official excuse for lack of coverage in 2012, 2013!

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    15 April, 2014 at 14:02
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    #56 beet

    @Ooploop: On Thursday seating won’t be any issue. Saturday and Monday might be full so best to come early IF you want to sit in the main stand. There are wooden stands on the other side of the field, so usually enough seating.

    The complaints above which are not new are often directed at the schoolboys at inter-schools games because they take up half the undercover main stand. The point is the boys don’t make the decision and the school has to respect the wishes of the contributor.

    But for KERF, the school will not be on holiday and so spectators can sit anywhere on the main stand. IOW no part of the stand will be reserved for Kearsney boys only.

    Also the stand has been extended so it is a little bigger.

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    15 April, 2014 at 14:01
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    #55 Duppie

    @Ooploop: Jy die pa met die Harley’s?

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    15 April, 2014 at 14:00
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    #54 Ooploop

    @Grasshopper: We first have to get past this year – next year will be another story BUT it is not about having a unbeaten season (that only happens once in a decade – unless you are in GCB) – some will argue it is a curse for a schoolboy to go through a season unbeaten – ask the principal of I think it was Wynberg (wrote a great article on this) – it is all about playing good and expansive running rugby with a clear game plan.

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    15 April, 2014 at 13:54
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    #53 BOG

    @beet: Regarding preferred seating, dont you any longer have contacts for seating in the tent? The disadvantage of course, no reception or signal- as we experienced last year.

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    15 April, 2014 at 13:49
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    #52 Duppie

    @Ooploop: Hoor die skool uit Rustenburg besig om hul hoofbron van kwaliteit spelers toe te maak. Hul sal maar Monnas in Engels op hul busse moet speel om ten minste vir die Gropher Cup in merking te kan kom. Dan sal hulle ook af en toe ‘n wedstryd kan wen.

    Jou seun in Affies se 1stes??

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    15 April, 2014 at 13:46
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    #51 Ooploop

    @Duppie: Ek het gesê “af en toe” – hulle is mos daai skool wat dink hulle het ook witbulle as n 1ste span – êrens op die Wesrand

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    15 April, 2014 at 13:42
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    #50 Duppie

    @Ooploop: Monnas???????????????????

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    15 April, 2014 at 13:39
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    #49 Ooploop

    @Andre T: :-D :-D :-D :oops: :oops: Jy mag dalk net reg wees ivm Affies – hulle het harde wedstryde en het glad nie beindruk teen Kloof nie – dink egter hulle gaan verbeter :mrgreen:

    Daar is darem ander spanne wat ook so af en toe goeie rugby speel soos GCB en Monnas wat ook my belangstelling lok. :wink:

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    15 April, 2014 at 13:32
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    #48 Cappie

    @Andre T: Dit sal gevaarlik wees om enige span op een vertoning te oordeel. Dinge sal so bietjie anders wees met die feesweek. Affies het my baie teleurgestel teen kloof, maar dit beteken nie hulle moet nou net afgeskryf word nie. Die manne sal hard werk en opmaak. hulle het as jonger groepe gewen, dus moet hulle maar net weer hulle voete vind.

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    15 April, 2014 at 13:30
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    #47 Duppie

    @Andre T: As hy agter die doellyn sit gaan hy baie met die seuns kan sit en grappies maak. :twisted: :twisted:

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    15 April, 2014 at 13:29
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    #46 Andre T

    @Ooploop: Posisioneer jouself maar elke keer so naby as moontlik aan Affies se doellyn anders gaan jy nie veel van hulle games sien.

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    15 April, 2014 at 13:18
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    #45 Ooploop

    @beet: Ok clear as mud to me now, so should I bring a camping chair or will there be seating on the stands for visitors?

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    15 April, 2014 at 13:14
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    #44 beet

    @Scrum Doctor: I think your complaints are actually quite common about Kearsney. Perhaps better signage or an usher is the way to go because it does tend to create a negative opinion of the boys and their common courtesy, which is a little unfair.

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    15 April, 2014 at 12:28
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    #43 beet

    @Scrum Doctor: I was told that this was a condition of the donor, that the stand be used by the KC boys. If true, the school couldn’t really take the money and ignore the condition under which it was given.

    If I had a choice at Westville, I would take the wooden benches over the concrete / grass stand any day but that is just personal pref.

    What really bugs me about Kearsney is how they allow people to spread long blankets and place cushions to book seats and then disappear for hours at a time, only to arrive back for the main game. It’s one thing to occupy a seat for an extended period, go for a break, then return and claim it again, but really the school should promote a first come first serve approach under all other circumstances, especially seeing how its regarded as the prime viewing area.

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    15 April, 2014 at 12:24
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    #42 oldschool

    @Scrum Doctor: you cant really call the seating around bowdens prime !!!

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    15 April, 2014 at 12:18
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    #41 Scrum Doctor

    @LineBreak: I think if you compare school fees you will understand why the venues cant be compared. Point is – we give our best seating to visiting spectators regardless if it is as good as Kearsney or not. Little old ladies being moved from the stands to allow hulking school boys to sit just does not seem the gentlemanly thing to do !

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    15 April, 2014 at 12:18
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    #40 LineBreak

    @Scrum Doctor: With respect, the 600 to 700 prime seats available to spectators on the extended Kearsney stand are far more than the “prime” spots at Westville, can’t even start to compare the venues.

    The fact that the school made a large investment to extend the stand for more visitors in order to retain their traditional scholar seating illustrates the importance of the tradition.

    Opposing school has ample comfortable seating under the trees on the opposite side of the field.

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    15 April, 2014 at 12:01
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    #39 QC86

    @sharkie: and where do the players from the other school sit??? they are after all your guests for the day,it happens at Selborne,which has a very small stand, that the Selborne kids sit on the main stand and then very little space left for parents and our guest schools parents.I find that very embarrassing.

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    15 April, 2014 at 11:45
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    #38 Scrum Doctor

    @sharkie: Hilty seems to differ . At Westville visiting spectators get the prime spots as is the case with most of the other schools. Our boys sit in the sun on the other side of the field . It was just very strange that prior to the main game against Westville all of the people on one side of the stands were moved as the school boys wanted to sit ( and sing) ??

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    15 April, 2014 at 11:01
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    #37 Hilty

    @sharkie: No,the Hilton boys sit on the grass stand next to the main stand.

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    15 April, 2014 at 10:37
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    #36 Andre T

    @BOG: You keep on argueing, Mr Bog and not answering the questions. It’s not good for your defense.

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    15 April, 2014 at 09:10
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    #35 BOG

    @Andre T: Im glad that you obviously recognized the origin of the first question / statement

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    15 April, 2014 at 08:55
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    #34 sharkie

    @Scrum Doctor: Scrum doctor the main stand at kearsney is probably bigger than most school grandstands so allows ample space for parents to sit. The kearsney boys singing is very much part of the school and a tradition i would hate to see stop. i WATCHED THE PAUL ROOS/Grey PE game on saturday and the school kids sat on the main stand. Hilton college the boys sit on the main stand.

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    15 April, 2014 at 08:43
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    #33 Andre T

    @BOG: Can you please explain what you are putting to us? Are you telling us we can’t use more than one defense?

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    15 April, 2014 at 08:17
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    #32 BOG

    Ek onthou die woorde n paar dekades gelede: “Ons het julle daren stukkend geskrun, ne?” en die antwoord daarop-“Ja, maar toe julle geskrum het , het ons (GCB) driee gedruk”

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    15 April, 2014 at 08:12
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    #31 Andre T

    @tornado: They’ll walk it

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    15 April, 2014 at 08:07
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    #30 tornado

    @ROOIBUL: dis jammer ek het hom sien speel die naweek en hulle mors met sy talent. Hoop die MP selectors sien dit raak.

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    15 April, 2014 at 07:40
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    #29 tornado

    @Andre T: no matchup for Grey. Garsfontein must 1st win the stadsbeker in PTA to show they ready to compete with the big dogs

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    15 April, 2014 at 07:37
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    #28 Scrum Doctor

    As it is holidays now hopefully the spectators will be allowed to sit on the stands and enjoy the games . Always amazes me why the best vantage points are reserved for the home school boys – don’t know too many other schools that do this !

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    15 April, 2014 at 07:29
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    #27 Andre T

    @Pinotage: Het hy al teen Monnas gespeel?

    Vra hom dan weer dieselfde vraag.

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    15 April, 2014 at 07:18
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    #26 Pinotage

    @jakes: My son played against EG Jansen at the under 16 festival at Paarl Gim. He was on the field for about 40 minutes. When I asked him how the game was, he answered as follows: “Pa dit was die hardste game van my lewe. Daai ouens is kliphard”.

    Nobody should underestimate EG.

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    14 April, 2014 at 21:52
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    #25 jakes

    @ Bog- EG Jansen has never been on the winning side against Grey College. That itself will be a great motivational factor for them although Grey has a very strong team again this year. If ever 2013 and this year could be the chance to close that gap. But whAtever win or loose, EG Jansen will be proud to give Grey College, the nr 1 rugby school in history, probably one of their toughest matches this year.

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    14 April, 2014 at 20:09
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    #24 Griffon

    @ Pongola : Meighlon is quite a big lad. Very hard worker on the field(physical and great defense), conditiong not at its best. But will certainly last a game. @Beet : Phahla unfortunately injured his knee again, and will probably not play for a while as he was carried off. I think this Westville team will do well as they’re coming together well as a team.

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    14 April, 2014 at 19:11
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    #23 BOG

    @jakes: GCB has never had very big packs. Size does not necessarily mean strength and mobility, supreme fitness and conditioning is preferable. But the game is not contested on paper but on the day, between 4 lines. Well have to wait and see.

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    14 April, 2014 at 18:29
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    #22 jakes

    EG Jansen have a massive pack and bigger than Grey College. They can defintely take them on in front.This game will be the biggest test so far for both teams this year.They had big wins in all their games this year so far. Could be a thriller. Good luck EG Jansen. You can do it!!

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    14 April, 2014 at 18:20
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    #21 Andre T

    @valke: Die laaste keer wat n span van my verloor het wat ek gemotiveer het was in 1983.

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    14 April, 2014 at 15:52
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    #20 valke

    @Andre T: Miskien moet ons jou kry vir die team talk voor die game. :lol:
    Ek stem saam. Seuns is nog bietjie broos na ‘n rowwe week. Vandag weer Valke proewe.
    Hoop die outjies is reg vir ‘n paar groot games by Kearsney.

    Monnas het ook ‘n paar rowwe games daar. Sterkte !

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    14 April, 2014 at 15:47
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    #19 Andre T

    @valke: Dit is altyd die ding ne. Of mens in jouself kan glo en die span speel en nie die naam.

    Dit hang baie van jou coach af. Enige persoon wat al sport op n hoe vlak ( en Bog jys is nie ingesluit ) gespeel het sal weet dat jy kan hoe hard oefen en genoeg talent he, maar as jy nie die regte mind het nie en nie in jou eie vermoens glo, gaan jy dit nie maak. Die coach en afrigtingspan moet die seuns geestelik sterk maak en hulle laat glo hulle is beter as hul opponent.

    Ek sien en hoor nie meer van spelers wat die mure storm en tekere gaan in die kleedkamer. My groot vriend, Tobie Oosthuizen, was n meester van dit in die kleedkamer. Hy het dit sommer kop eerste stormgeloop van geesdrif.

    Breek daai mure af by Kearsney man, gaan mal in daai kleedkamer, raak bloeddorstig.

    Grey like dit nie as dit te fisies raak.

    Julle Boksburgers kan mos rof raak

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    14 April, 2014 at 15:28
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    #18 Andre T

    @Tang: They would love to have a player of my ability in their ranks.

    I think I’ll challenge their fastest player to a sprint during half time when they play us.

    Will give him a 10 yard start

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    14 April, 2014 at 15:19
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    #17 Tang

    @Grasshopper – I see Glenwood have another over aged player in the squad. Andre Terblanche – born in 1955!

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    14 April, 2014 at 15:10
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    #16 valke

    @Andre T: Hi Andre, Unfortunately some of the smaller teams still struggle against the big names.
    It could be possible that EG will be a little “star struck” on Thursday, as they were in 2010 and 2012 and you could see a big Grey win.
    If they forget about the name of the oponent and just play the game, it might be a entertaining battle. :lol:

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    14 April, 2014 at 14:59
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    #15 beet

    @Andre T: @BOG: :mrgreen:

    Okay I fixed the duplication. Glenwood now have one seriously heavy player in their squad. Getting him out of the beer tent might be an issue tho. :mrgreen:

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    14 April, 2014 at 14:33
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    #14 BOG

    @Andre T: Their parents must have been quite precise when measuring their food over the last 18 yrs and making sure that they go to the toilet at the same time- to ensure the exact current weight. That required a great deal of time and parenting management.@Grasshopper: KZNs achilles heel? Or strong mobile props, Or astute hookers, agile 9s, Clever, strong and quick centres. But , at least you know where to find them.

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    14 April, 2014 at 13:47
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    #13 Andre T

    Quite unbelievable. Glenwood’s numbers 19 & 22 have same name and look exactly the same. Weight, height and I see DOB. Oh okay then they must be twins. When my twins were born I actually also considered giving them the same name and now I regret I didn’t cause half the time I can’t tell the one from the other. At that time I thought it was unusual to give your twins the same name but now I see it does actually happen.

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    14 April, 2014 at 13:31
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    #12 Buffel

    @Grasshopper: always been there but under the radar. A solid lad who won’t let the side down.

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    14 April, 2014 at 13:26
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    #11 Andre T

    @BoishaaiPa: I’m putting it to you, Mr BHP…………..The public demand blood.

    Go and speak to your friends there at Mutaul & General or that big talker from Georgia, please.

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    14 April, 2014 at 13:17
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    #10 BoishaaiPa

    @Andre T: Why?…Elke haan is koning op sy eie mishoop!

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    14 April, 2014 at 12:55
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    #9 Andre T

    Actually a very nice scenario Thursday at 15h45 at Kearsney. Grey Bloem vs EG Jansen.

    If and only if…….EG beats Grey……then the Tuks playoff between Garstfontein and EG could well be the decider for no 1 in the country 2014.

    If Grey wins then we’ll never get to know who the better of them and Garsies is unless EG beats Garsies in the Tuks series.

    Pity these top schools have to play each other so early in the season.

    These festivals should have been at the end of the season where all the current year’s top performers should have played in a mini knockout thing.

    Now we’ll never get to see a Grey/Garsies clash for 2014.

    I bet you next year at some festival they’ll meet but it’s not the same then.

    The public demand blood.

    The public demand a Grey vs Garsies clash in 2014.

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    14 April, 2014 at 12:09
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    #8 Grasshopper

    Going to be an awesome festival, really annoyed I can’t make it!

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    14 April, 2014 at 12:06
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    #7 ROOIBUL

    Number 5, Bester for HTS Middelburg is actually a 7 or 8. But they are battling without locks this year, and because he is the brain in the lineouts they have to play him on lock. He is a very good lose forward because of his quality ball skills and speed.

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    14 April, 2014 at 11:56
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    #6 Grasshopper

    @Ooploop: Yep, Affies too have a very young pack…2015 another unbeaten season?

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    14 April, 2014 at 11:55
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    #5 Ooploop

    Interesting to note how many youngsters in EG Jansen’s pack – they are already a good side and it seems like they will have an even better side next year – the one bloke is 2m tall and still only 16 years old!

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    14 April, 2014 at 11:49
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    #4 Grasshopper

    @RBugger: Yeah, me too! Matthew Maddock from Kearsney is a monster….where did he come from?

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    14 April, 2014 at 11:48
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    #3 Grasshopper

    Some beasts in there! Glenwood don’t have one player over 1,90cm…..KZN’s achilles heel, tall athletic locks…

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    14 April, 2014 at 11:47
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    #2 RBugger

    Glad to see Jaco’s name there – I presume this means he is fit and ready to go.

    Have heard good things about Stassen from EG Jansen

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    14 April, 2014 at 11:39
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    #1 pongola

    nathan meilhon huge flank?

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    14 April, 2014 at 10:14