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They’re doing pretty ok right now.The Sharks have absolutely no chance today.
They’re doing pretty ok right now.
Curwin Bosch. Jirre his kicks down field today was the difference for me. Every single one lead to a counter attack.
5 Minutes left, Sharks win the scrum, Stormers have 13 men on the field, of which 8 was in the scrum. What does he do? Kick it down field
You sharks fans are always so negative, I mean you were playing the greatest team this country has ever produced.It just doesn't make sense. There was so many gaps to exploit and Penxe was good. He was ready to run but this idiot kicks the ball down field and out on the full for the cherry on the cake. Useless.
Former Cell C Sharks John Plumtee could shorty be back working out of HollywoodBets Kings Park as the Durban franchise looks to shake up its coaching structures going forward. Neil Powell, the Sharks’ director of rugby and currently doubling as head coach following the departure of Sean Everitt in late October, told the post-match press conference following the Sharks’ defeat to the DHL Stormers in Cape Town at the weekend that an announcement will be made on a new coach in the coming weeks.
“We obviously have some people in mind that will come in at the end of the season,” said Powell. “That is going pretty well and the people we are talking to will be able to take the Sharks to the next level. We will go with a combination of what we have and what we have tried to establish already as a foundation. We are in a good space in terms of that. Hopefully we will be able to announce the new coaching structures in the next few weeks or so.”
It is understood that Plumtree is the man in the Sharks’ sights. He was in South Africa last October and met with Sharks role-players then, but it went quiet after that, presumably because the Sharks wanted to see if Powell, who was an outstanding Sevens coach but is new to the conventional 15-man game, could make it on his own as head coach.