- Team: 15. Robbie Robinson, 14. Richard Kahui, 13. Jackson Willison, 12. Sonny Bill Williams, 11. Tim Nanai-Williams, 10. Aaron Cruden, 9. Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 8. Liam Messam (Captain), 7. Sam Cane, 6. Tanerau Latimer, 5. Brodie Retallick, 4. Craig Clarke, 3. Ben Tameifuna, 2. Mahonri Schwalger, 1. Arizona Taumalolo
- Replacements: 16. Marcel Cummings-Toone, 17. Josh Hohneck, 18. Kane Thompson, 19. Scott Waldrom, 20. Augustine Pulu, 21. Andrew Horrell, 22. Maritino Nemani
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- Team: 15. Jesse Mogg, 14. Pat McCabe, 13. Andrew Smith, 12. Joe Tomane, 11. Henry Speight, 10. Christian Lealiifano, 9. Ian Prior, 8. Ben Mowen (Captain), 7. Michael Hooper, 6. Scott Fardy, 5. Peter Kimlin, 4. Leon Power, 3. Dan Palmer, 2. Stephen Moore, 1. Ben Alexander
- Replacements: 16. Anthony Hegarty, 17. Ruaidhri Murphy, 18. Sam Carter, 19. Ita Vaea, 20. Nic White, 21. Zack Holmes, 22. Cam Crawford
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Here are the Super Rugby Team Sheets as they are announced for Week 4 of Super Rugby 2012.
28@ grootblousmile:Strange, I didn’t get that, you’ll have to keep us updated!
31 @ Just For Kicks:
I also received a Present from DHL…. Rugby Field Ears (to tune in to the ref’s microphone on field at Super Rugby Games), a 4GB Flash Stick and a DHL Beer cooler!
PS! I’ll forward you the mail
The Sharks
1. Dale Chadwick
2. Bismarck du Plessis
3. Jannie du Plessis
4. Steven Sykes
5. Anton Bresler
6. Marcell Coetzee
7. Willem Alberts
8. Keegan Daniel (Captain)
9. Charl McLeod
10. Patrick Lambie
11. Lwazi Mvovo
12. Tim Whitehead
13. JP Pietersen
14. Odwa Ndungane
15. Riaan Viljoen
Replacements:
16. Craig Burden
17. Wiehahn Herbst
18. Jandre Marais
19. Jacques Botes
20. Frederic Michalak
21. Meyer Bosman
22. Louis Ludik
So the Sharks have finally realised that Michalck isn’t a 9.
Now perhaps Naka will finally realise that Tewius isn’t a rugby player.
32@ grootblousmile:I got that too, disappointed there wasn’t a beer in the beer cooler, could have done with that!!!
Loosehead wrote:
You don’t mince your words!!!
35 @ Just For Kicks:
I’ve now got 2 sets of field ears… will give 1 to BonzaGBS.
34 @ Loosehead:
Hehehehe
Yip, the McWolkie is a better option than the Frog
Bulle speel nie die naweek nie, so ook nie die Leeus nie en die Cheetahs speel oorsee.
So geen groot rugby hierdie naweek in SA nie, sal maar gras sny.
37@ grootblousmile:Give one to the ref – you never know, it may help!!!!
36@ Just For Kicks:
37@ grootblousmile:
He is just not good enough, and the laaitjie Piet Van Zyl is just so good!
40 @ Loosehead:
Agree that Matewis is utterly crap… Piet van Zyl is OK.
Interesting stat, now we can all relax a little, we’re not as stupid as we think!!! – Average % of correct SuperBru picks:
2009: 74.78%,
2010: 64.23%,
2011: 63.18%,
2012: 58.74%
Press conference in CT (sport24)- The ball is officially rolling on a possible move from Newlands to Cape Town Stadium by Western Province rugby.
That confirmation came on Thursday at a hastily-convened media briefing at Newlands, where mayor Patricia de Lille said that the city and rugby bosses had agreed to enter “formal exploratory talks” about a potential switch of major rugby to the larger Green Point venue which hosted matches during the 2010 soccer World Cup.
The highly significant step puts to an end, at least for the time being, the sometimes fractious relationship that has existed between the city and the WPRFU, which owns Newlands.
One of the biggest obstacles to a possible change of venue at this stage – Cape Town Stadium has a current capacity of around 56,000 to Newlands’ 48,000 – is the need for a greatly expanded corporate suites section at the initially soccer-geared newer facility, should rugby take occupancy there.
As Theuns Roodman, chief executive of the union, put it: “We have 300 suites here (Newlands) and they are a huge money-spinner for the union.”
Asked what would happen if the clubs, who are sometimes considered to wield too much power in WP rugby, refused to contemplate a move, Titus said that “we will cross that bridge when we come to it”.
43: gaan boggerol help, CTS se trofeekas is nog meer leeg !
44@ bdb:Ow, that hurts!!! But us Stormers boytjies, we always look on the bright side, at least now we’ll have more space to put our trophy cabinet when, one day, we get one!
45 @ Just For Kicks:
I think the current cabinet now houses Tea Cups, plates, a couple of bowls of sweets and a few jammerlappies!
46@ grootblousmile:Yup, we like to keep a clean house!
On a serious note, what really saddens me, is how, since the introduction of the conference system, we have turned against the teams from SA in order to see our own teams win the conference.
Yes, we have always had friendly rivalry, and banter, but thats all changing now. some of the comments, even on this site seem to be twisted with bitterness, seemingly to rile others. It’s far worse on our other mates site, where it has become open hostility.
It’s very sad, but thats the reality. One of these days it will become like English soccer hooliganism where gangs go out to do the business against each other. Rugby, in the past has done a great job in avoiding this, but, I fear, the time is coming.
I don’t want to be part of that, and will bow out long before then. I just hope, and it is the reason I joined this site, that we keep it at bay for as long as possible.
48 @ Just For Kicks:
I agree with your sentiments, in fact I warned against the Conference System long before kick-off in the first match of 2011.
What has in fact happened is that we have officially killed off more than 100 years of Curry Cup history and glory, to expand and expand Super Rugby into the uncouth monster it has become.
But more than that, we have absolutely killed off the chances of long Traditional Rugby Tours to and from SA or New Zealand or Australia by heaping the season so full of Super Rugby, an expanded Tri Nations (The Rugby Championship) and End Of Year Tours…
We have similarly reduced the Vodacom Cup to lessor importance than the Varsity Cup by now and we have reduced Club Rugby to the distant background where talent scouts do not even bother to go.
…. and in who’s favour did all of this work and pan out…. maybe Australian Rugby….
SARU (Andy Marinos) sold South Africa down the river big time on this last Super Rugby deal….
@ grootblousmile:The logo without the big speech bubble is much better
50 @ Just For Kicks:
Well, there you have both…. one fading into the next… and back again
Turn my back for 5 minutes and Bonsai has tarted the place up!!
52 @ Blue Bird:
How’s the cyclist?
Made it?
@ grootblousmile:
Hiya GBS
I made it…… Flipping hot though!
Had a really great trip thanks and returned in pretty good shape considering! lol
54 @ Blue Bird:
Don’t know about Cape Town, but it’s actually been much cooler here in the last 2 and a bit weeks.
Actually quite chilly tonight… was considering puting something on over the golf shirt and sticking my feet into some shoes in stead of some floppies…
@ grootblousmile:
How about a nice pair of Blue Bulls Slippers?
@ grootblousmile:
Hey, I just see I beat Victor Matfields time in The Argus!!
I also overtook Helen Zille as she worked her way up Bishops Court Hill surrounded by her entourage!
Highlanders v Hurricanes, Westpac Stadium, Wellington, Saturday 17 March, 7.35pm.
1 Jamie Mackintosh (C)
2 Andrew Hore
3 Ma’afu Fia King
4 Josh Bekhuis
5 Nick Crosswell
6 Adam Thomson
7 John Hardie
8 Nasi Manu
9 Jimmy Cowan
10 Colin Slade
11 Hosea Gear
12 Phil Burleigh
13 Tamati Ellison
14 Kade Poki
15 Ben Smith
Reserves
16 Jason Rutledge
17 Bronson Murray
18 Culum Retallick
19 James Haskell
20 Aaron Smith
21 Chris Noakes
22 Buxton Popoali’i
Rebels
1. LOOSEHEAD PROP – Nic Henderson
2. HOOKER – Adam Freier
3. TIGHTHEAD PROP – Laurie Weeks
4. LEFT LOCK – Luke Jones
5. RIGHT LOCK – Hugh Pyle (vc)
6. LEFT FLANKER – Tim Davidson
7. RIGHT FLANKER – Tom Chamberlain
8. NUMBER EIGHT – Gareth Delve (c)
9. SCRUMHALF – Richard Kingi
10. FLYHALF – James O’Connor
11. LEFT WING – Cooper Vuna
12. INSIDE CENTRE – Lloyd Johansson
13. OUTSIDE CENTRE – Mark Gerrard
14. RIGHT WING – Lachlan Mitchell
15. FULLBACK – Julian Huxley
REPLACEMENTS:
16. RESERVE – Ged Robinson
17. RESERVE – Rodney Blake
18. RESERVE – Alister Campbell
19. RESERVE – Jarrod Saffy
20. RESERVE – Nick Phipps
21. RESERVE – Danny Cipriani
22. RESERVE – James Hilgendorf
46@ grootblousmile AND 44@bdb:
Come on be nice boys now it can’t be empty it must have the plascon cup or whatever they called that trophy for winning SA Super conference last year.
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