WTF...did they take off Galant to get Willemse back on?
Kolisi mauls over for a Green try.
Gold looks out of the contest now.
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Galant, Kitshoff and Jantjies were the only Gold players that looked good out there.
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Thats what happens when you have to many stormers in one team (Gold) 
But I am very worried about our depth in 10 after last week and this week. Sad state of affairs when the 10 that looked the best after 2 weeks is one that are almost double the age of the others. Really hope they get better over the coming weeks.
Wanted Green to win, but did not really enjoy this game at all, hope its all due to rustiness.
But I am very worried about our depth in 10 after last week and this week. Sad state of affairs when the 10 that looked the best after 2 weeks is one that are almost double the age of the others. Really hope they get better over the coming weeks.
Wanted Green to win, but did not really enjoy this game at all, hope its all due to rustiness.
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This game had more errors and penalties than both games combined from last week I think
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He did very well for a 19 year old.
Ja, not a good run out for anyone.bok_viking wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 4:55 pm This game had more errors and penalties than both games combined from last week I think
Sandstorm wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 5:14 pmJa, not a good run out for anyone.bok_viking wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 4:55 pm This game had more errors and penalties than both games combined from last week I think
Marvin
Nohamba
Duane ( his work is underrated)
Thats about it for me
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Nohamba played kak. Kicked all the green team's possession away.Sards wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 5:23 pmSandstorm wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 5:14 pmJa, not a good run out for anyone.bok_viking wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 4:55 pm This game had more errors and penalties than both games combined from last week I think
Marvin
Nohamba
Duane ( his work is underrated)
Thats about it for me
Weird game. So strange to find myself supporting both teams. A real shame about them going for posts so often, they should have removed penalty kicks from the game as it just ate up time and did nothing to show how they can play.
Only saw the first half, but impressed with Elton and Orie.
But I really like Nohamba. His passing is so crisp.
Only saw the first half, but impressed with Elton and Orie.
But I really like Nohamba. His passing is so crisp.
Junkies did play well.assfly wrote: Sun Oct 04, 2020 5:25 am Weird game. So strange to find myself supporting both teams. A real shame about them going for posts so often, they should have removed penalty kicks from the game as it just ate up time and did nothing to show how they can play.
Only saw the first half, but impressed with Elton and Orie.
But I really like Nohamba. His passing is so crisp.
I would have like to see more of OomSB 's one love child and less of the other.
Ok.............The Springbok Green team beat their Gold opponents 25-19 in a scrappy contest at Newlands. DYLAN JACK picks out nine players who took their chances to impress the Bok coaches.
Gianni Lombard
In a stop-start and scrappy affair that was by no means made for the backs, Lions youngster Lombard looked assured under the high ball and dangerous on the counter-attack. The 22-year-old combined effectively with scrumhalf Sanele Nohamba for the opening penalty try, producing a wonderful offload after scooping the ball from a cross-field kick and stepping past a couple of tacklers. Lombard’s debut season in 2019 was unfortunately ended prematurely through injury but this display should give him the confidence to kick on when he returns to the Lions.
Yaw Penxe
The most impressive of the Green team’s back three. Penxe chased every kick as if his life depended on it and was unlucky not to get a try when he chased Nohamba’s kick, but for being obstructed by Damian Willemse. Penxe has been one of the most impressive backs in a struggling Kings side over the past couple of years. Hopefully, he can be picked up by one of the unions. He is simply too good not to play in the Currie Cup.
Elton Jantjies
An assured performance from the Lions captain, where he showed his composure and leadership ability next to Nohamba. Jantjies typically stood very flat at the start of the match and attacked the gainline and looked to put his teammates into space. However, as the game went on and it became clear that it was going to be a tight contest, he dropped a bit deeper and used his boot to good effect. He kicked accurately at goal and out of hand. Defensively, he stood up well and intercepted a pass when his side was under pressure early in the second half.
Sanele Nohamba
A contender for man of the match, if the award was handed out after the game. Nohamba showed the kind of maturity behind the ruck that belied his youth. While his passes weren’t always accurate, he delivered crisply after a rusty return in a Sharks jersey last weekend. Nohama also kicked very well from the breakdown and managed to relieve some pressure when Green were on the back foot. He set up the opening penalty try by getting on the end of Lombard’s offload and toeing the ball through for Penxe to chase. A pleasing display from the 21-year-old.
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Duane Vermeulen
The incumbent Springbok No 8 looks like he has not even experienced a lockdown, picking up where he left off in the green jersey. Vermeulen covered very well under the high ball and carried strongly. He also put Gold’s lineout under plenty of pressure. If he continues in this form, there will be questions as to whether he could continue past the British & Irish Lions series and through to the next World Cup in 2023.
Siya Kolisi
Another solid display from the Springbok captain, who played well into the second half as he continues his comeback from a knee injury suffered in February. Kolisi put in some big tackles on defence and scored a try from behind a driving maul. It was an impressive display of his fitness, given he only played around 40 minutes last weekend.
Hyron Andrews
Andrews faced a tough task against a more experienced opponent in wily Lions lock Marvin Orie. However, the Sharks player quietly had a very efficient game and did his best to cause Gold some problems at the lineout. The 25-year-old has put in some workhorse displays for the Sharks and lot of what he does goes unnoticed, but it was good to see him replicate his early-season form on a bigger stage.
Ox Nche
Judging by this match, the Springboks won’t lack for depth at loosehead prop, despite the legendary Tendai Mtawarira’s retirement last year. Nche won an early scrum penalty against Ruan Dreyer and his confidence grew from there. The Sharks player struggled initially when Carlu Sadie came off the bench, but it did not take long for him to get the better of his man.
Steven Kitshoff
Easily the most impressive player for the Springbok Gold team. The World Cup winner was initially impressively contained at the scrum by Cheetahs rookie Luan de Bruin, but as the game went on, so did Kitshoff’s dominance grow and he eventually took control against the junior. Beyond that, Kitshoff covered as much ground as he could for his side and showed some good skill in open play. Defensively, Kitshoff against showed an impressive workrate and won a few turnover penalties at the breakdown.
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Boks are generally shit around 60% of the time between RWC. We were ranked 7th at the beginning of 2018 ffs.sorCrer wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 7:54 pm Geenhamba crisp passing outplayed gibbs junior
Van der mesch big lump handy..and stupid
Kolisi obligatory try and anon
Generally shite...
...no rc please
We can only get better than yesterday and don’t forget most of our best are chicken running
Really? When we play Sharks, you think Bosch's massive soccer boot won't give Gelant lots of ball? The fact that Gelant will just kick it back is another issue......
you are mistaken. Willemse missed the touch finder penaltykick . Not Bosch. Bosch got 60 meters and out with his one clearance...ref loved it...Sandstorm wrote: Mon Oct 05, 2020 10:12 amReally? When we play Sharks, you think Bosch's massive soccer boot won't give Gelant lots of ball? The fact that Gelant will just kick it back is another issue......