Article: Get behind the Springboks, says Zuma

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President Jacob Zuma on Monday urged South Africans to support the Springboks in the Tri-nations series.

"As we draw the curtain on the 2010 Fifa World Cup, we now turn our focus to the fortunes of our Springbok rugby team in the Tri-nations series," he told journalists in Sandton, north of Johannesburg.

"Therefore, do not stack away those rainbow nation flags just yet. National duty still calls."

He called on South Africans "from Soweto to Springbok" to join international visitors who would be in the country for their team's matches.

South Africans would miss the 2010 World Cup and the friends and contacts they had made during the month-long tournament.

He hailed South Africans for their humanity, friendliness and warmth during the World Cup, adding they were the "true stars" of the tournament.

"Yesterday was the final. It was definitely not the end. It was the beginning of a better future for South Africa and Africa.

"We are sad that it has ended, but we are smiling because it went so well."

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Zuma's very good at saying things people like hearing...
 
What is he planning that he wants us distracted and not focusing on him?
 
i like the old man. at least he is not some extremist freak that thinks **** falls out of the sky.
 
You guys bitch that the government doesn't support the springboks, DA run cities etc. when they do you cry foul. Touche prehaps?
 
i like the old man. at least he is not some extremist freak that thinks **** falls out of the sky.

No he just thought showers cured AIDS.

Nothing extreme about that. :rolleyes:

That is going to haunt him forever. That and that quip about punching out homosexuals.
 
I like what he is saying, I will be at soccer city waiving flying the flag from the stands. :)
 
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