Special EditionSuper RugbyThree Australian sides and the most successful team of all time stand in the way of the four South African franchises in action in Vodacom Super Rugby, as a number of players celebrate personal milestones this weekend.

First up, in Christchurch, the Cell C Sharks will have their work cut out for them against the in-form Crusaders on Saturday morning in what will be a special occasion for the Durbanites’ two Springbok props, Tendai Mtawarira and Jannie du Plessis.

Later on Saturday, the DHL Stormers and the Toyota Cheetahs have home games against the Force and Brumbies respectively, and in Cape Town veteran flyhalf Peter Grant will lead his team out.

On Sunday morning, the Lions will aim for their first ever win over the Waratahs when they take on the team from New South Wales in Sydney in their third tour game.

Tendai “Beast” Mtawarira, who has been anchoring the Cell C Sharks’ scrum since for seven years, will be the first this weekend to reach 100 when the KwaZulu-Natalians take on the Crusaders in Christchurch. He made his debut in Durban on 9 February 2007, when he replaced John Smit late in the match against the Waratahs.

What makes Mtawarira’s 100th Vodacom Super Rugby cap special, is that he will “share” it with fellow Springbok prop Jannie du Plessis, who will play in his 100th Vodacom Super Rugby match for the Cell C Sharks.

Du Plessis though also played 26 times for the Toyota Cheetahs earlier in his career. This weekend he will become the second-most experienced Vodacom Super Rugby player from South Africa as he passes former team-mates John Smit and AJ Venter, who both played 125 times at this level.

Following hot on Mtawarira’s heels, DHL Stormers inside back Peter Grant will run out for his 100th Vodacom Super Rugby match at DHL Newlands when they host the Force on Saturday afternoon.

Grant made his debut at this level in the opening round in 2006, on 11 February, against the Lions (then still called the Cats) in Johannesburg. He is eighth on the list of all-time Vodacom Super Rugby points’ scorers, with 852 points, and the second South African behind Morné Steyn (1,431 points).

Dan Carter of the Crusaders tops this list with 1,547 Vodacom Super Rugby points, with Steyn second and Stirling Mortlock (Brumbies and Rebels) third on 1,036. They are the only players with more than 1,000 points in the competition. Grant needs six points to move past Stephen Donald into the seventh position on the list.

Victor Matfield, whose Vodacom Bulls have a bye this weekend, captained the team from Pretoria for the 79th time last weekend, which has put him equal with Nathan Sharpe’s record for the most times as captain of one team.

Matfield needs three more appearances as skipper to overtake Sharpe as most experienced Vodacom Super Rugby captain ever.

 

The full list of South African Vodacom Super Rugby centurions:

  • 135: Victor Matfield (Cats 8, Bulls 127)
  • 125: AJ Venter (Cats 19, Sharks 96, Stormers 10), John Smit (Sharks), Jannie du Plessis (Cheetahs 26, Sharks 99)
  • 123: Morné Steyn (Bulls)
  • 122: Stefan Terblanche (Sharks)
  • 118: Bryan Habana (Bulls 61, Stormers 57)
  • 116: Danie Rossouw (Bulls)
  • 114: Jacques Botes (Sharks)
  • 113: Pedrie Wannenburg (Bulls), Adi Jacobs (Bulls 21, Cats 4, Sharks 88), Bismarck du Plessis (Sharks)
  • 112: Fourie du Preez (Bulls), Odwa Ndungane (Bulls 10, Sharks 102)
  • 110: Wynand Olivier (Bulls)
  • 108: Ollie le Roux (Natal 24, Sharks 60, Cats 3, Cheetahs 21), Meyer Bosman (Cheetahs 61, Sharks 47)
  • 105: Akona Ndungane (Bulls), JP Pietersen (Sharks), Jean de Villiers (Stormers)
  • 104: Andries Bekker (Stormers), Jano Vermaak (Cats 11, Lions 62, Bulls 31), Werner Kruger (Bulls)
  • 103: Pierre Spies (Bulls)
  • 102: Albert van den Berg (Cats 7, Sharks 95), Keegan Daniel (Sharks)
  • 101: Adriaan Strauss (Bulls 8, Cheetahs 93)
  • 100: Bakkies Botha (Bulls)
  • *99: Tendai Mtawarira (Sharks), Peter Grant (Stormers)

 

CrusadersCell C SharksCrusaders vs Cell C Sharks:

The Cell C Sharks have a tough assignment in Christchurch on Saturday morning when they face the in-form Crusaders, who has not lost to a team from South Africa at home in a very long time.

To add insult to injury, the Crusaders are also the one team from New Zealand who the Cell C Sharks always struggle against. In all their years of playing each other, the franchise from Durban has only beaten the Crusaders three times out of 17 matches.

Compared to winning ratios of 13 from 17 against the Blues, nine from 16 against the Highlanders, eight from 16 against the Chiefs and seven from 17 against the Chiefs, it’s clear that the Crusaders are the KwaZulu-Natalians’ Kiwi nemesis.

Coupled with the fact that they have won their last five matches and have not lost to a team from South Africa in New Zealand since 2001, the Cell C Sharks face an uphill battle this weekend.

But their Director of Rugby, Jake White, remained upbeat this week when asked about their upcoming encounter.

“I think that records are there to be broken,” said White.

“To be fair, the Crusaders have lost two games at home this season, so it’s not impossible (to beat them in Christchurch), but we need to make sure we’re up for it.

“The Crusaders are an All Black-laden side and they’re a team that always hit their straps around this time of year. So it is a difficult time to play them at a time in the season when they are on a high.

“In saying that, it’s not mission impossible, we have to believe we have a chance and we’ve got to make sure we give it a crack.”

Special EditionRugby-Talk Prediction: With the Sharks having lost against the Brumbies last week and the Brumbies being pummelled by the Crusaders the week before, the Crusaders at home must surely be favourites to win. The Crusaders are hitting a serious bit of form, whereas the Sharks are on a downward curve, therefore I predict that the Crusaders should win by 7 – 14.

Teams:

Crusaders

Cell C Sharks

17 May at 09:35
  • Team: 15. Tom Taylor, 14. Johnny McNicholl, 13. Reynold Lee-Lo, 12. Ryan Crotty (Captain), 11. Nemani Nadolo, 10. Colin Slade, 9. Willi Heinz, 8. Luke Whitelock, 7. Richie McCaw, 6. Jordan Taufua, 5. Sam Whitelock, 4. Dominic Bird, 3. Owen Franks, 2. Corey Flynn, 1. Wyatt Crockett
  • Replacements: 16. Ben Funnell, 17. Tim Perry, 18. Nepo Laulala, 19. Jimmy Tupou, 20. George Whitelock, 21. Andy Ellis, 22. Tyler Bleyendaal, 23. Nafi Tuitavake
  • Team: 15. SP Marais, 14. JP Pietersen, 13. Sibusiso Sithole, 12. Paul Jordaan, 11. Lwazi Mvovo, 10. Francois Steyn, 9. Cobus Reinach, 8. Willem Alberts, 7. Jean Deysel, 6. Lubabalo Mtembu, 5. Stephan Lewies, 4. Ettienne Oosthuizen, 3. Jannie du Plessis, 2. Bismarck du Plessis (Captain), 1. Tendai Mtawarira
  • Replacements: 16. Kyle Cooper, 17. Dale Chadwick, 18. Lourens Adriaanse, 19. Ryan Kankowski, 20. Keegan Daniel, 21. Charl McLeod, 22. Tim Swiel, 23. Heimar Williams

Date: Saturday 17 May
Kick-Off: 09:35 SA Time (19:35 NZ ime, 07:35 GMT)
Venue: AMI Stadium, Christchurch
Referee: Rohan Hoffmann (Australia)
Assistant Referees: Mike Fraser (New Zealand), Mike Lash (New Zealand)
TMO: Chris Watt (New Zealand)

 

StormersWestern ForceDHL Stormers vs Western Force:

It’s been more than four years since the Force’s last Vodacom Super Rugby victory over the DHL Stormers, a winning run the team from Cape Town would like to build on when they host the Western Australians at DHL Newlands on Saturday afternoon.

Injuries have ravaged the DHL Stormers’ campaign this year and Springbok captain Jean de Villiers still heads a long list of players not available because of various injuries.

Furthermore, the Force are enjoying probably their best-ever season and will be a dangerous opponent at DHL Newlands on Saturday, where they will be looking for their first win since February 2007.

Last weekend’s win over the Toyota Cheetahs was the first for the Force in South Africa since 2010. They’ve only once returned back to Perth unbeaten in the Republic and that was in 2007, so the Force will have something big to play for.

DHL Stormers coach Allister Coetzee said: “We’re aware of the threat posed by the Force. They’re a well-organised team and will test us across the board.

“We’re happy to have Michael Rhodes and Kobus van Wyk back this week, whilst it’s a special moment for Peter Grant who will wear the No.10 jersey in his 100th match for the DHL Stormers.

“Peter and Brok Harris – who will play his 200th match for the union – have been loyal servants and they deserve to be in the limelight this week. Hopefully we can make it a special day for both of them come Saturday.”

Marcel Brache, who played one match at this level for the DHL Stormers and 44 for Western Province, returns to Cape Town on the wing for the Force this weekend.

Special EditionRugby-Talk Prediction: Although the Stormers have gotten a few players back from injury, they still disappoint in 2014 whereas the Western Force has had a fairy tale season so far. The Force is already on a win on tour in SA (Cheetahs last week) but one cannot help but hope and feel the Stormers luck has to turn sometime… what the heck, I predict a Force win, by 5 – 12 points.

Teams:

DHL Stormers

Western Force

17 May at 17:05
  • Team: 15. Jaco Taute, 14. Kobus van Wyk, 13. Juan de Jongh, 12. Damian de Allende, 11. Cheslin Kolbe, 10. Peter Grant, 9. Nick Groom, 8. Duane Vermeulen, 7. Schalk Burger (Captain), 6. Nizaam Carr, 5. Michael Rhodes, 4. Ruan Botha, 3. Pat Cilliers, 2. Deon Fourie, 1. Brok Harris
  • Replacements: 16. Stephan Coetzee, 17. Alistair Vermaak, 18. Martin Dreyer, 19. Siya Kolisi / Jean Kleyn, 21. Dylon Frylinck, 22. Kurt Coleman, 23. Michael van der Spuy
  • Team: 15. Jayden Hayward, 14. Marcel Brache, 13. Chris Tuatara-Morrison, 12. Luke Burton, 11. Nick Cummins, 10. Sias Ebersohn, 9. Ian Prior, 8. Ben McCalman, 7. Matthew Hodgson (Captain), 6. Angus Cottrell, 5. Adam Coleman, 4. Sam Wykes, 3. Kieran Longbottom, 2. Nathan Charles, 1. Pekahou Cowan
  • Replacements: 16. Heath Tessmann, 17. Tetera Faulkner, 18. Oli Hoskins, 19. Wilhelm Steenkamp, 20. Brynard Stander, 21. Justin Turner, 22. Zack Holmes, 23. Patrick Dellit

Date: Saturday 17 May
Kick-Off: 17:05 SA Time (23:05 AWST, 15:05 GMT)
Venue: DHL Newlands, Cape Town
Referee: Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
Assistant Referees: Marius Jonker (South Africa), Quinton Immelman (South Africa)
TMO: Shaun Veldsman (South Africa)

 

CheetahsBrumbiesToyota Cheetahs vs Brumbies:

The Toyota Cheetahs will be looking to start strongly and keep it up for the full 80 minutes when they host the Brumbies at the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein on Saturday evening.

No team in Vodacom Super Rugby have scored more tries in the first 20 minutes of their matches than the Toyota Cheetahs’ 10. However, they tend to also concede more tries than all the other teams late in the match (16 on average in the last quarter) and will have to make a step up in this department.

With two wins from three against the Brumbies in Bloem, the Toyota Cheetahs have shown they have what it takes to beat the team from Canberra in South Africa, who have arrived in the Republic as Australian Conference leaders on the back of a victory in their top-of-the-table clash against the Cell C Sharks last weekend.

“The Brumbies are a quality side, they showed that against the Sharks last weekend,” said Toyota Cheetahs coach Naka Drotské.

“They don’t have many weaknesses. Their pack is solid and their set-piece play is really good, while they play with lots of continuity, manage to get quick ball at the breakdown and have a good defence.”

“The Brumbies count amongst the front runners in the competition, but having said that, we will always give ourselves a chance in Bloemfontein and we know we can win here, even though it won’t be easy.”

“We need to cut out the soft moments, such as the two tries the Force scored against us when we had the ball. If you want to win at this level, you simply have to concentrate for the full 80 minutes.”

Special EditionRugby-Talk Prediction: Can one predict for one of the bottom-feeders against one of the frontrunners? The Cheetahs play such a beautiful game, but often it is still a losing game too, with their defences leaking like a seive! I predict a Brumbies win, away from home and on tour, by 6 – 14 points.

Teams:

Toyota Cheetahs

Brumbies

17 May at 19:10
  • Team: 15. Hennie Daniller, 14. Cornal Hendricks, 13. Johann Sadie, 12. Rayno Benjamin, 11. Willie Le Roux, 10. Johan Goosen, 9. Shaun Venter, 8. Boom Prinsloo, 7. Teboho Mohoje, 6. Heinrich Brussow, 5. Francois Jakobus Uys, 4. Willem Serfontein, 3. Coenie Oosthuizen, 2. Adriaan Strauss (Captain), 1. Caylib Oosthuizen
  • Replacements: 16. Torsten van Jaarsveld, 17. Trevor Nyakane, 18. Maks Van Dyk, 19. Waltie Vermeulen, 20. Carel Greeff, 21. Renier Botha, 22. Elgar Watts, 23. Riaan Smit
  • Team: 15. Jesse Mogg, 14. Henry Speight, 13. Tevita Kuridrani, 12. Christian Lealiifano, 11. Robbie Coleman, 10. Matt Toomua, 9. Nic White, 8. Ben Mowen (Captain), 7. Jarrad Butler, 6. Fotu Auelua, 5. Sam Carter, 4. Scott Fardy, 3. Ben Alexander, 2. Stephen Moore, 1. Scott Sio
  • Replacements: 16. Josh Mann-Rea, 17. Ruan Smith, 18. JP Smith, 19. Jordan Smiler, 20. Tom McVerry, 21. Conrad Hoffmann, 22. Andrew Smith, 23. Pat McCabe

Date: Saturday 17 May
Kick-Off: 19:10 SA Time (03:10 AEST, 17:10 GMT)
Venue: Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
Referee: Marius van der Westhuizen (South Africa)
Assistant Referees: Lourens van der Merwe (South Africa), Francois de Bruin (South Africa)
TMO: Johan Greeff (South Africa)

 

WaratahsLionsWaratahs vs Lions:

The Lions will have to produce their best performance ever against the Waratahs if they are going to win this Vodacom Super Rugby tour match in Sydney on Sunday morning.

As a franchise, ever since the split of the Cats after the 2005 season, the Lions have never beaten the Waratahs – in South Africa or abroad.

Only once, when the Cats won by 28-21 at Ellis Park way back in 2001, have the team based in Johannesburg beaten the New South Welshmen.

As a result, the history between these two sides is very one-sided. The average score in matches between them dating back to 2006 is a comfortable 40-13 in the Waratahs’ favour, who have scored four or more tries on all but one occasion against the Lions (this happened in Joburg in 2007).

The Lions, who will in all likelihood try and put the home team under pressure at scrum time, will have to be mindful of the Waratahs when they get into their attacking groove.

The Sydneysiders have averaged more offloads (13.1) and passes (162) per game than any other side this year and they very seldom kick, with the lowest number on average per game of all teams (17.2) in the competition.

Special EditionRugby-Talk Prediction: The Waratahs have dropped a notch or 2 in recent Rounds, but the Lions season has also taken a turn for the worse after a solid start in the season. On tour I cannot see the Lions beating the Waratahs in their back yard. I predict that the Waratahs will win rather comfortably, by 8 – 16 points.

Teams:

Waratahs

Lions

18 May at 08:05
  • Team: 15. Israel Folau, 14. Matt Carraro, 13. Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12. Kurtley Beale, 11. Rob Horne, 10. Bernard Foley, 9. Nick Phipps, 8. Wycliff Palu, 7. Michael Hooper, 6. Dave Dennis (captain), 5. Kane Douglas, 4. Will Skelton, 3. Paddy Ryan, 2. Tatafu Polota Nau, 1. Benn Robinson
  • Replacements: 16. Hugh Roach, 17. Jeremy Tilse, 18. Sekope Kepu, 19. Jacques Potgieter, 20. Stehen Hoiles, 21. Brendan McKibbin, 22. Alofa Alofa, 23. Taqele Naiyaravoro
  • Team: 15. Chrysander Botha, 14. Deon van Rensburg, 13. Lionel Mapoe, 12. Stefan Watermeyer, 11. JW Jonker, 10. Marnitz Boshoff, 9. Francois de Klerk, 8. Warren Whiteley (Captain), 7. Derick Minnie, 6. Jaco Kriel, 5. Martin Muller, 4. Luvuyiso Lusaseni, 3. Julian Redelinghuys, 2. Robbie Coetzee, 1. Schalk (FS) van der Merwe
  • Replacements: 16. Akker van der Merwe, 17. Corne Fourie, 18. Ruan Dreyer, 19. Rudi Mathee, 20. Warwick Tecklenburg, 21. Ross Cronje, 22. Elton Jantjies, 23. Anthony Volmink

Date: Sunday 18 May
Kick-Off: 08:05 SA Time (16:05 AEST, 06:05 GMT)
Venue: Allianz Stadium, Sydney
Referee: Nick Briant (New Zealand)
Assistant Referees: Angus Gardner (Australia), Andrew Lees (Australia)
TMO: George Ayoub (Australia)

 

Other fixtures:

 

Hurricanes vs Highlanders – Wellington

Friday 16 May: 09:35 SA Time (19:35 NZ Time, 07:35 GMT)

Special EditionRugby-Talk Prediction: The Hurricanes with their star-laden backline or the Highlanders with the stronger pack… I would have to go for the home team, Hurricanes to win by 5 – 12 points.

Hurricanes

Highlanders

16 May at 09:35
  • Team: 15. André Taylor, 14. Cory Jane, 13. Conrad Smith (Captain), 12. Tim Bateman, 11. Julian Savea, 10. Beauden Barrett, 9. TJ Perenara, 8. Victor Vito, 7. Jack Lam, 6. Faifili Levave, 5. James Broadhurst, 4. Jeremy Thrush, 3. Jeffery Toomaga-Allen, 2. Motu Matu’u, 1. Ben Franks
  • Replacements: 16. Ash Dixon, 17. Chris Eves, 18. Reg Goodes, 19. Blade Thomson, 20. Ardie Savea, 21. Brad Shields, 22. Chris Smylie, 23. Alapati Leiua
  • Team: 15. Ben R Smith, 14. Richard Buckman, 13. Malakai Fekitoa, 12. Shaun Treeby, 11. Jason Emery, 10. Hayden Parker, 9. Aaron Smith, 8. Nasi Manu (Captain), 7. Shane Christie, 6. Elliot Dixon, 5. Joe Wheeler, 4. Jarrad Hoeata, 3. Ma’afu Fia, 2. Liam Coltman, 1. Kane Hames
  • Replacements: 16. Ged Robinson, 17. Matias Diaz, 18. Aki Seiuli, 19. Tom Franklin, 20. Gareth Evans / TJ Ioane, 21. Fumiaki Tanaka, 22. Trent Renata, 23. Phil Burleigh

 

Reds vs Melbourne Rebels – Brisbane

Saturday 17 May: 11:40 SA Time (19:40 AEST, 09:40 GMT)

Special EditionRugby-Talk Prediction: The Reds are scraping the barrel and they seem to be looking for opportunities to even dig deeper than that. The Rebels on the other hand have not been bad compared to previous seasons, so it’s a difficult pick to pick against the home side in this case, but I predict that the Rebels will edge this away from home by 3 – 8 points.

Reds

Melbourne Rebels

17 May at 11:40
  • Team: 15. Mike Harris, 14. Dominic Shipperley, 13. Ben Tapuai, 12. Anthony Faingaa, 11. Jamie-Jerry Taulagi, 10. Quade Cooper, 9. Will Genia, 8. Jake Schatz, 7. Beau Robinson, 6. Curtis Browning, 5. James Horwill (Captain), 4. Rob Simmons, 3. Greg Holmes, 2. James Hanson, 1. Ben Daley
  • Replacements: 16. Saia Faingaa, 17. Albert Anae, 18. Jono Owen, 19. Ed O`Donoghue, 20. David McDuling, 21. Nicholas Frisby, 22. Ben Lucas, 23. Rod Davies
  • Team: 15. Jason Woodward, 14. Tom Kingston, 13. Tamati Ellison, 12. Mitch Inman, 11. Tom English, 10. Bryce Hegarty, 9. Luke Burgess, 8. Scott Higginbotham (Captain), 7. Scott Fuglistaller, 6. Colby Fainga’a, 5. Luke Jones, 4. Cadeyrn Neville, 3. Laurie Weeks, 2. Pat Leafa, 1. Toby Smith
  • Replacements: 16. Steve Fualau, 17. Cruze Ah-Nau, 18. Paul Alo-Emilie, 19. Hugh Pyle, 20. Sean McMahon, 21. Ben Meehan, 22. Jack Debreczeni, 23. Telusa Veainu

 

Byes: Vodacom Bulls, Chiefs, Blues

12 Responses to Super Rugby 2014: SA Preview & Predictions – Round 14

  • 1

    My prediction article last week was not bad, 6 right from 7 – only the Cheetahs letitng me down.

    Let’s see if you agree or disagree with me this week!

  • 2

    Bulls spoiled my perfect 7/7 last week, those blue bastards.
    Differ with you on two counts this week, went Reds and I can’t pick the Force over the Stormers at Newlands

  • 3

    2 @ nortierd:
    Jeez man, Reds have been diabolical this season… I was so loathe to predict a win for them under these circumstances.

    I could well be wrong about that one… we’ll see.

    Regarding the Stormers… picking Peter Grant above Kurt Coleman at No 10 swung it in favour of the Force, as far as I’m concerned. I suppose it depends which type of game the Stormers choose to play this weekend. If the Stormers continue on this new experimental running at all costs game, they will score some tries but the better defending sides (and the Force has been one of them this season) will keep them relatively quiet and the good sides will score some tries against the Stormers, whereas is the Stomers fall back on a defensive game similar to the last 4 years, they might just beat the Force by a few points.

    The home sides have had a good run in this season, so that’s a big consideration too…

  • 4

    When I saw Grant was 10 I almost had a “kadaver”
    Add Deon at hooker and you have a recipe for a Force win, but even with AC doing his best to sink us, I just can’t pick the Force over us.
    I know that going on the season and log position, the Force should win, but hemeltjie tog man, as ons nou al sou kak is dat die Force op Nuweland gunstelinge is, dan weet ek nie meer so mooi nie.
    My heart pipped my head in this one.
    The Reds v Rebels and the Canes v Landers can go any way, I went home side in both. The Reds need to click at some stage, at least I’m hoping it’s this weekend

  • 5

    4 @ nortierd:
    Peter Grant is a “Cadaver”… hehehe

    So dood soos ‘n mossie!

    Freegin difficult the picks on SuperBru this season, the whole competition is topsy turvey compared to last year!

  • 6

    5 @ GBS
    That’s for damn sure
    A GSP is about as scarce as a Stormer win or a Grant 40 plus meter clearance

  • 7

    Tjorts GBS, got to hit the sack, not looking forward to getting up at 4 am these next few weeks, flippen cold in the mornings now.
    Will hopefully get time to check in tomorrow

  • 8

    Lions: 15. Courtnall Skosan

    14. Deon van Rensburg

    13. Lionel Mapoe

    12. Stefan Watermeyer

    11. JW Jonker

    10. Marnitz Boshoff

    9. Faf de Klerk

    8. Warren Whiteley (c)

    7. Derick Minnie

    6. Jaco Kriel

    5. Martin Muller

    4. MB Lusaseni

    3. Julian Redelinghuys

    2. Robbie Coetzee

    1. Schalk van der Merwe

    16. Armand van der Merwe

    17. Corne Fourie

    18. Ruan Dreyer

    19. Rudi Mathee

    20. Warwick Tecklenburg

    21. Ross Cronje

    22. Elton Jantjies

    23. Chrysander Botha

  • 9

    ill withold my prediction on the stormers till two hours before kick off. if schalk doesnt play there will be no spark or link between forwards and backline and a easy win for the force who will play 2012 stormers Rugby with the inclusion of a lethal counter attacking ability.

  • 10

    OK, so my 1st prediction for the Canes / Landers game was wrong… greattttttttttt start to the freegin weekend!

    Hope the 4 SA sides can prove me wrong too!

  • 11

    DIT IS FOKKEN NAWEEK Green Lantern Smiley

  • 12

    MacroBull wrote:

    DIT IS FOKKEN NAWEEK

    Kom ons duik
    Happy-Grin

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