Pumas (3) 10 / WP (27) 62 (Final Score)
The Pumas hosted WP at Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit at 19:10 SA Time on Friday 17 September. This is the match thread for discussion of the game. The game was broadcast live on SuperSport 1 on DSTV in SA.
WP ran in 8 tries, all of which were converted by Willem de Waal (5) and Gary van Aswegen (3)a gainst the solitary try by Elgar Watts of the Pumas.
The Pumas tried hard but came up against a WP side who were doing everything at blistering pace and who were in the mood for blood.
Scores:
Pumas: 1 Penalty & 1 Conversion & 1 Try Elgar Watts
WP: 2 Penalties & 5 Conversions Willem de Waal, 1 Try J J Engelbrecht, 1 Try Jean de Villiers, 1 Try Juan de Jongh, 2 Tries Gio Aplon, 2 Tries Francois Louw, 3 Conversions Gary van Aswegen, 1 Try Paul Bosch
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Referee: Andrew Lees (Australia)
Assistant referees: S Berry (AR1), S Breytenbach (AR2)
TMO: JC Fortuin
Gooooooooooooo Pumas…. ek koop sommer nog ‘n Toyota as julle wen…. hehehe
The CEO of the Golden Lions Rugby Union, Manie Reyneke, on Friday announced the extension of 14 players’ contracts.
Ross Geldenhuys, Michael Killian, Jaco Kriel, Elton Jantjies, Jaco Taute, Riaan Arendse, Jano Vermaak, Kevin Buys, Josh Strauss, Martin Bezuidenhout, Wayne Swart, Cobus Grobbelaar and Doppies la Grange have all renewed their contracts with the Lions until the end of 2012, while wing Wandile Mjekevu has been contracted until the end of 2011.
In addition to the above players, stalwarts in the current Xerox Lions side like Waylon Murray, Trevor Hall, Franco van der Merwe, JC Janse van Rensburg and Wikus van Heerden are among a number of players still contracted to the union. – Sapa
Komaaan Pumas!!…trap daai streeptruie!!
@ bos_otter:
As die Pumas dalk net wen gaan ons vinnig hoor van Fortress Mmbombela
I’m rushing home to go for a quick jog and then catch the rugby….chat again a bit later
5@ bos_otter:
Wikkel daai kieriebene!!
Anybody watched Re-Union
I like it how they paint their pictures.
First they admit that McCaw broke off too early.
Then they say a Australian broke of first
They then says that Kaplan should have seen the Aussie first( i thought the ref follows the ball as highest priority)
Next they softened the decision calling it a split second decision.
At least they admitted that McCaw was breaking early.
The kicking by Gittau was atrocious, i questioned his kicking before. Hitting the ball at the point with the inside of his boot looks awkward.
http://www.jacarandafm.com/kagiso/content/en/jacaranda/jacaranda-podcasts?oid=906154&sn=Detail&pid=6093&Just-Plain-breakfast—The-Rugby-panel-with-Naas
Nou’s ek moer honger….
OK, teams running on… here we go folks!
@ grootblousmile:
moes jou nou oor kos loop praat…ai !!
Game on!
If the Pumas can just cut out unnecessary mistakes where they JUST give possession away they’ll be good… the attitude is right, the physicality is there…
Penalty WP, very kickable… on 22m line middle of the field.
WP 3 / 0 as Willem de Waal slots it.
WP driving well…
WP’s going to murder these Pumas if it goes on like this.
Another kickable penalty for WP.
WP 6 / 0
WP retaining ball very well…. and their driving maul goes again from the kickoff
Try JJ Engelbrecht on the right wing for WP
nee wat, die Pumas gaan sukkel as hulle nie bietjie bal kry nie
WP 13 / 0
21@ biltongbek:
Ja, WP het AL die bal.
En nes ek dit sê kry Pumas ‘n strafskop op die middelkol
Elgar Watts slots it
WP 13 / 3
ek moet se’ elgar whatts is n’ decent rugby speler
Now the Pumas have ball and they’re running well…. oops, WP penalty…
Skew in the lineout from WP… Pumas scrum.
Free kick for Pumas… early engage by WP, the tap quickly and WP’s not 10 away… they take the scrum.
Livewire scrummie Van der Nest of Pumas.
Live stream if anyone needs it
http://www.vipstand.net/watch/5594/1/watch-pumas-v-western-province.html
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