163 Responses to Super Rugby: Western Force vs Waratahs – Live Game Article

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  grootblousmile on 12 April 2014 at 1:27 pm

  Final Score: Western Force 28 / 16 Waratahs
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  nortierd on 12 April 2014 at 1:27 pm

  @148
  Trek ek nou n Puma op myself “Tah’s playing without Folau is like eating a steak with teeth.
  No chance if success.”
  Should read ” Tah’s playing without Folau is like eating a steak without teeth. No chance of success”
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  MacroBull on 12 April 2014 at 1:28 pm

  Epic win by the Force, well done!
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  MacroBull on 12 April 2014 at 1:29 pm

  nortierd wrote:

  3 minutes to go, kick the penalty to touch, you don’t tap and go from the bloody half way line.
  Ook maar lekker stupid as ons begin panic.
  Tah’s playing without Folau is like eating a steak with teeth.
  No chance if success.

  Except at Newlands 😛
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  nortierd on 12 April 2014 at 1:31 pm

  MacroBull wrote:

  nortierd wrote:
  3 minutes to go, kick the penalty to touch, you don’t tap and go from the bloody half way line.
  Ook maar lekker stupid as ons begin panic.
  Tah’s playing without Folau is like eating a steak with teeth.
  No chance if success.
  Except at Newlands

  Wha ha ha
  Jy praat van n Big Jack steak en kidney pie
  
  Hulle sit mos sommer n Rennie in die pie, dan kry jy nie sooibrand nie
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  Hondo on 12 April 2014 at 1:34 pm

  Well done the Force!
  Did more with less, the arrogance and the entitlement displayed by the Tahs players fascinated me few times: those big city boys 😉
  Take a lesson from the Lions in being humble 😉
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  grootblousmile on 12 April 2014 at 1:35 pm

  Glad Cheika got on his moer today, what a chop!
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  Pietman on 12 April 2014 at 1:36 pm

  Hondo wrote:

  Well done the Force!
  Did more with less, the arrogance and the entitlement displayed by the Tahs players fascinated me few times: those big city boys
  Take a lesson from the Lions in being humble

  Dis waarheid, daai….soos die Haaie vandag sal agterkom!
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  Puma on 12 April 2014 at 1:46 pm

  139/140 @ Pietman:
  Yes used to enjoy Jinx a brilliant bloke and had a good sense of humour as his music knowledge was superb. Had no idea you knew Jinx way back. Missed his psts when he passed.

  Yes talking of bananaboy in Holland. Enjoy his posts and has a excellent knowledge of the game.

  Was hoping somehow Sodajoe would join us here as he hust about never blogged any longer on keo. Think he had enough of all the trouble makers on keo. Hope somehow he joins us here and Tassies always enoyed his posts.
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  Puma on 12 April 2014 at 1:47 pm

  157 @ grootblousmile:
  
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  Hondo on 12 April 2014 at 1:54 pm

  @ Pietman:
  Hope so too
  Have my concerns though about Joubert; like Peyper at the away game in Durban who provided some ‘divine intervention’ for the Sharks in their time of a need 😉
  The Ref today was impressive; not free from errors but his integrity and control never been in question, no favours handed out to the Tahs!
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  Hondo on 12 April 2014 at 1:57 pm

  See you at the Lions-Sharks later!
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  Pietman on 12 April 2014 at 2:09 pm

  @ Puma:
  Jinx had an Ibanez 12 string, that he bought from Mynie Grove (you remember Mynie and Jan? Jinx used to do their lyrics in the early days). Up north Jinx used to play backup with bands such as the (‘Peanut Butter Conspiracy’ and had a top 10 hit with a song called ‘Understanding’, he also used to hang out with a guy called Brian LeGassik of the Stacattos, had an all time SA hit song with ‘Cry to Me’). Jinx told me once that Valence Watson was their ‘bouncer’ at the club in Benoni at some stage (yip, Cheeky’s brother…Jinx knew them all..).