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Habana sign for WP.
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HypoThesis
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Good for him I say. Though he won't win many trophies over there at least the type of game will suit him better.
Hmmm, wonder if he'll get that centre position he prefers.
Hmmm, wonder if he'll get that centre position he prefers.
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Haven't been following this but why did he move?
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Moola probably.
HypoThesis
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Yep. Money talks. The Bulls said they'd fight for him...but if the price was ridiculous they'd let him go. It must have been a hell of a lot when you consider the bonuses the Bulls players receive for winning games and ultimately tournaments.
Wants to be at the coast?
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Or simply doesn't want to play for the Bulls?!?!
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I heard from a reliable source last week that he would be going since the Bulls tabled an offer long before WP did and they said when they offered that they were not going to offer more in terms of money - its a take it or leave it offer.
He then approaced WP or something like that...
I guess he wanted to move to a better side
Should have moved to the lions rather than WP then
Maybe he is just tired of winning so much and wants a challenge? So what if it is all about money, his bok place is a guarantee so why not move for money and ensure when you retire you will be set for life
MielieSpoor
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Eish...
My opinions is that if he wants to move just because he needs more money, let him go. If he wants to move because he feels he has got a better change of winning a cup, then I'll be 'de-moer' in!
My opinions is that if he wants to move just because he needs more money, let him go. If he wants to move because he feels he has got a better change of winning a cup, then I'll be 'de-moer' in!
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Yes.... thats why he played there for 4 years.....
Would love to see him given a chance at inside centre or outside centre.
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perhaps he has reached his peak. not gonna be much help to WP.
No you need to get that fat winger of yours back to Samoa / Fiji / the zoo and get a proper winger on the field.
If he wants to move, let him move, all of us change jobs for more money. But I think from now Frans Ludeke, should basically keep him on the bench for all domestic games that he might still play for the bulls, rather get some of the new okes in, to start building on team works and their careers, doesn't help keeping someone in the team thats leaving at the end of the season
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Gothan - Bryan will not play for Bulls anymore. He is not on the CC team and won't be. If he signs (as he is alleged to have done) he will be released immediately for several reasons, conflict of interest being second only to the fact that his Blue contract has expired. I wish him well - all the best to Bryan. He has served us (Bulls) and us (Boks) well and it is great to see him STAYING in the country. It would suck to see him off to France. I see this only positively: Bryan gets to up his game and become less one-dimensional and the Bulls get to build the next big thing - a player I believe will grow to shatter Bryan's record. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Gerhard van den Heever.
1.9m, a mere 20 years old and 90 kgs of power. Slightly taller than Bryan and at more or less the same weight, his greater leg span and resulting wider gait should see him become as good as old Bryan. Did I say old? Yup!
Gerhard has 5 very good years ahead of him. And we have him for most of those, if not all - he's BLUE!
1.9m, a mere 20 years old and 90 kgs of power. Slightly taller than Bryan and at more or less the same weight, his greater leg span and resulting wider gait should see him become as good as old Bryan. Did I say old? Yup!
Gerhard has 5 very good years ahead of him. And we have him for most of those, if not all - he's BLUE!
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I doubt that they will release him. His contract only expires end Oct so he will be available till the end of the Currie Cup season.
